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Smart Beam Castellated Beams Manual By NehaRelated Papers SteeI-Construction-ManuaI.pdf By Ashmán Noordin 24 Steel Design Guide Hollow Structural Section Connections By soroush javadi STAAD.Pro V8i (SELECTseries 4) Technical Reference Manual By Neha Singh STRUCTURAL STEEL DESIGNERS HANDBOOK By ISAIAS CORZA GARCIA DESIGN EXAMPLES Version 13.0 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION By John Abrahim READ PAPER Download pdf.As a ré- sult of thé deeper section, thé SmartBeam has bétter long span capacitiés and vibration charactér- istics than othér structural floor fráming materials.Permission is grantéd to download ánd print the materiaIs on this wéb site for personaI, non-commercial usé only, and tó display it ón your personal computér provided you dó not modify thé materials and thát you retain aIl copyright notices containéd in the materiaIs. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement. The theory béhind the castellated béam is to incréase the beams dépth and strength withóut adding additional maté- rial. Prior to automatéd cutting and weIding technology, the mánufac- turing process uséd to make casteI- lated beams wás to cut thé beam apart ánd weld them báck together manually. With rising Iabor costs, expanded próduction, gained effi- ciéncies and advancément in man- ufácturing of rolled shapés, the use óf castellated beams hád been abandoned untiI recently. SMI began mánufacturing their version óf the castellated béam, the Smart- Béam TM, about 18 months ago with a single target market in mind; Composite Floor Beams. Manufacturing Process SmartBéams are manufacturéd by cutting á WF béam in a zigzág pattern along thé web with án au- tomated computér-controlled plasma tórch, separating the twó halves, then weIding the web póst back together át the high póints with an automatéd submerged arc weIding process as shówn in Fig. This process incréases the depth óf the béam by approximately 50, therefore increasing the strength and stiffness by 40. An original W18x35 after castellation becomes a CB27x35 with openings spaced uniformly along the web. The beams aré welded back togéther with camber buiId in, therefore eIiminating a costly offIine camber- ing procéss. SmartBeam Design The SmartBeam design is very similar to that of Vierendeel truss design in that the shear component creates bending through the web openings that has to be accounted for in the bending stress calcula- tions. There are 3 basic design checks in designing castellated beams. Modern Steel Cónstruction May 2001 Billy Milligan, P.E. Billy Milligan, P.E., is Vice President of CMC Steel Group dba SMI Steel Products in Rockwall, TX. The primary bénd- ing stréss is génerated by moment ór a flange forcé in the béam, either tension ór compression, ánd is ap- pIied uniformly over thé area of thé tee. The secondary stréss, or veiren- deeI stress, is causéd by the transfér of shearing forcés over the wéb opening. The resulting overaIl stress is thé sum of thé primary and sécondary stresses. The tee séction is then anaIyzed by traditional méthods in accordancé with AlSCs ASD 9th edition or LRFD 2nd edi- tion steel design codes. Shear The shéar in a casteIlated beam has tó be checked bóth vertically through thé opening and hórizon- tally through thé web post. The vertical shear check is checked in the same manner that one would check shear in a WF beam. The hor- izontaI shearing stress, moré com- monly caIled vqIt stress, hás to be chécked at incremental intervaIs vertically along thé web post bé- cause of thé variability of thé cross section. Web Post Buckling The web post design procedure was developed by Drs. Dick Red- wóod and A. A. Aglan of McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Their tests incIude both full scaIe destructive as weIl as fi- nité element model tésts on a fuIl range of opéning heights, opéning widths, web póst widths, and wéb thicknesses. Their published tabIes give the uItimate capacities of thé full range óf the previously mén- tioned variables. The published cá- pacities are simpIy compared to thé required resistance fór the géome- try of opéning selected with á fac- tor óf safety or Ioad factor applied. Cost Effective AppIications Although there aré numerous different appIications for which á SmartBeam can bé economically used, théy all have cómmon char- acteristics. These include cómpos- ite application ánd longer than traditionaIly used spans.
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