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Application Florea Dinu European Erasmus Mundus Master Course Sustainable Constructions under Natural 520121-1-2011-1-CZ-ERA MUNDUS-EMMC

Objective: Application of «simple» method: Indirect method: tying method Direct method: Key element method Impact of a vehicle Alternate path method Studied building: 3D steel structures Application L10 B.2 - Mechanical 2C10 properties of Design cast iron, for fire mild and iron robustness and steel at historical structures

Considered combinations: «Normal» situation: 1,35 G + 1,5 Q «Accidental» situation: G + 0,5 Q Content: Preliminary computations Application of different methods: Tying method Key element method Alternate path method 3

Applied loads Normal (permanent) situation: see 2C08 4

Application of first method: Tying method Ties have to be placed: Around the perimeter at each level and; Internally in two perpendicular directions for the tying of the columns and the walls (a) 6 m span beam as internal tie (b) All beams designed to act as ties (c) Perimeter ties (d) Tie anchoring column (e) Edge column Example of effective horizontal tying of a 6 storey framed office building 5

Effective horizontal ties may comprise rolled steel sections, steel bar reinforcement in concrete slabs, or steel mesh reinforcement and profiled steel sheeting in composite steel/concrete floors (if directly connected to the steel beams with shear connectors). The ties may consist of a combination of the above types. Each continuous tie, including its end connections, should be capable of sustaining a design tensile load of Ti for the accidental limit state in the case of internal ties, and Tp, in the case of perimeter ties, equal to the following values: Verification of the joints 6

Application of second method: Key element method Considered exceptional event: impact of a vehicle Two façades at proximity of the roads: Column 2 Column 1 7

Action associated to the impact Structures for which the energy is mainly dissipated by the impacting object: Recommended equivalent static loads for the design Fd,x and Fd,y have not to be considered at same time h, position of the impact load Fd, varying from 0,5 m (cars) to 1,5 m (trucks) 8

Impact on column 1: Fd,x Fd,y 9

Impact on column 2: Fd,x 10

Three situations to be considered: Column 1 under Fd,x (= 500 kn) at 1,5m Major axis bending Column 1 under Fd,y (= 250 kn) at 1,5m Minor axis bending Column 2 under Fd,x (= 500 kn) at 1,5m Minor axis bending Verifications Verification of the element: Beams Columns Risk of instability to be taken into account 11

Application of third method: Alternate load path method Study of the load redistribution within the structure following an extreme loading Each supporting member is notionally removed one at a time to ensure that the limit of admissible local damage is not exceeded and that the building remains stable. Upon the notional removal of any single member, the structure must remain stable as a whole. Complex problem to be dealt with as different phenomena have to be taken into account: Material non linearities, geometrical non linearities Dynamic effects Needs generally the use of sophisticated finite element software 12

First study: an idealised secondary frame in order to apply simplified analytical methods Objective: to put into sight the developpement of membrane forces Study of a primary frame through the use of a FEM Software Objective : analysis of the load distributions and of the solution allowing this redistribution 13

Simplified approach Scenario: Consider 1 column loss Column 1 14

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Definition of the idealised structure 16

Distribution of No : 5 identical floors with identical restraints at their extremities: Load N 0 will be distributed equivalently between the floors Each floor will support a load P = N 0 /5 17

Equilibrium in the deformed configuration (static theorem): P = 2 N b sin θ Compatibility of displacement (cinematic theorem): l = l o / cos θ 18

Elongation of the beam: System of two equations with two unknowns: Possible to compute N b and the associated rotation 19

Verifications: Axial resistance of the beams and of the joints Capacity of rotation of the joints Resistance of the columns close to the lost column which have to support additional compression loads 20

Numerical approach Scenario: - Consider a perimeter column loss scenario Column 3 Column 4 Column 2 Column 1 21

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Inelastic static The non-linear equivalent static approaches generally simulate the dynamic load through a load factor. The gravity load reaction of the removed column are incrementally applied to generate a push-down curve of the structural behavior. Acceptance criteria for member performance are based on deformation limits 23

Loads GN = ΩN [(0.9 or 1.2) D + (0.5 L or 0.2 S)] Amplified load in all floors above the removed element G = (0.9 or 1.2) D + (0.5 L or 0.2 S) Unfactored load in the rest of the structure Lateral Loads Applied to Structure LLAT = 0.002ΣP where Load Application for Alternate Path Analysis (UFC 4-023-03, 2004) 24

Dynamic Increase Factors for Nonlinear Static Analysis UFC 4-023-03, 2010 25

Inelastic dynamic A more rigorous approach for evaluating progressive collapse This approach should be used by structural engineers with knowledge and experience in structural dynamics Acceptance criteria for the performance of structural members are in terms of deformation limits. 26

Loads Apply the following gravity load combination to the entire structure. G = (0.9 or 1.2) D + (0.5 L or 0.2 S) Lateral Loads Applied to Structure LLAT = 0.002ΣP where It is preferable to remove the column instantaneously Otherwise the duration for removal must be less than one tenth of the period associated with the structural response mode for the vertical motion of the bays above the removed column, as determined from the analytical model with the column or wall section removed. 27

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This lecture was prepared for the 1 st Edition of SUSCOS (2012/14) by J.-F. Demonceau & J.-P. Jaspart, ULg Adaptations brought by Florea Dinu, PhD (UPT) for 2 nd Edition of SUSCOS The SUSCOS powerpoints are covered by copyright and are for the exclusive use by the SUSCOS teachers in the framework of this Erasmus Mundus Master. They may be improved by the various teachers throughout the different editions. 31

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