GBMRAO
Structural
- Sep 4, 2018
- 31
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Question: i have a building with progressive collapse design.
dead load is 50 psf and live load is 40 psf.
i calculated sigma LD steel as 3.8 deformations controlled and for force controlled its 2
by applying these loads to the floor above the affected area of the column removal it magnified the loads coming on the braces. While my brace sizes are good for the load the connections are becoming crazy.
ASCE 41-13 says connections are typically designed for force controlled but table 3-1 of the same manual says connections shall be designed for both deformation and force controlled.
Slide 10 and 9 of the attachment says to design connections for force controlled.
this is a huge difference in loads. Obviously by engineering judgment says to use the deformation controlled loads as they are high for my connections.
Question: i have a building with progressive collapse design.
dead load is 50 psf and live load is 40 psf.
i calculated sigma LD steel as 3.8 deformations controlled and for force controlled its 2
by applying these loads to the floor above the affected area of the column removal it magnified the loads coming on the braces. While my brace sizes are good for the load the connections are becoming crazy.
ASCE 41-13 says connections are typically designed for force controlled but table 3-1 of the same manual says connections shall be designed for both deformation and force controlled.
Slide 10 and 9 of the attachment says to design connections for force controlled.
this is a huge difference in loads. Obviously by engineering judgment says to use the deformation controlled loads as they are high for my connections.