Arbor Lanes-Phase 3 Structural Calcs 20feb2020

STRUCTURAL CALCULATION OF PUNCH WINDOW SYSTEM
ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

(BLOCK 4 & 5)
Mango Road, Taguig City, Philippines
February 20, 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sheet No. 1
I. DESIGN CRITERIA
II. DESIGN WIND PRESSURE CALCULATION :

A. Wind Load Analysis……………………............................... II.A Wind Load 1/1
III. ANALYSIS OF GLASS

A. Analysis of Glass..................................................................... III.A Glass 1/3 - 3/3
IV. ANALYSIS OF MULLION
A. Analysis of Intermediate Mullion @ Corner Wall

Element......................................................................... IV.A Int. Mullion 1/10 - 10/10
Analysis of Intermediate Mullion @ Typical Wall
B.
Element......................................................................... IV.B Int. Mullion 1/10 - 10/10
V. ANALYSIS OF TRANSOM
A. Analysis of Intermediate Transom..................................... V.A Int. Transom 1/7 - 7/7
B. Analysis of Sill Transom......................................................... V.B Sill Transom 1/7 - 7/7
B. Analysis of Head Transom................................................... V.B Head Transom 1/6 - 6/6
VI. ANALYSIS OF TRANSOM TO MULLION CONNECTION

A. Analysis of Intermediate Transom Connection.............VI.A Screw 1/5 - 5/5
B. Analysis of Sill Transom Connection................................. VI.B Screw 1/4 - 4/4
C. Analysis of Head Transom Connection........................... VI.C Screw 1/4 - 4/4
VII. ANALYSIS OF ANCHORS

A. Load Reactions….................................................................. VII.A Reaction 1/1
B1. Analysis of Sill Inter. Anchor @ Negative

Load……........................................................................ VII.B1 Sill Anchor 1/1
Attached Software Analysis of Anchor........................... Page 1/6 - 6/6
B2. Analysis of Head Inter. Anchor @ Negative

Load……........................................................................ VII.B2 Head Anchor 1/1
Analysis of Sill Inter. Anchor @ Positive
B3.
Load……........................................................................ VII.B3 Sill Anchor 1/1

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sheet No. 2
B4. Analysis of Head Inter. Anchor @ Positive

Load……........................................................................ VII.B4 Head Anchor 1/1
C1. Analysis of Sill Jamb Anchor @ Negative

Load……........................................................................ VII.C1 Sill Anchor 1/1
C2. Analysis of Head Jamb Anchor @ Negative

Load……........................................................................ VII.C2 Head Anchor 1/1
C3. Analysis of Sill Jamb Anchor @ Positive

Load……........................................................................ VII.C3 Sill Anchor 1/1
Analysis of Head Jamb Anchor @ Positive
C4.
Load……........................................................................ VII.C4 Head Anchor 1/1
VIII. ANALYSIS OF OPERABLE COMPONENTS & ACCESSORIES
A. Analysis of Operable Components

(Hinge Connections)…................................................ VIII.A Hinge 1/4 - 4/4
B. Analysis of Operable Components (Lock

Points)…............................................................... VIII.B Lock Points 1/1
IX. APPENDICES
A. ENGINEERING DATA
ADM: Table 2-24
ADM: Table 3.3-1
ASTM E 1300: Table 1 to Table 4
ASTM E 1300: Table 5 to Table 6
ASTM E 1300: APPENDIXES, X2
AAM TIR A9-91: Table 11 and Table 4

I. DESIGN CRITERIA

DESIGN CRITERIA
1.0 REFERENCES
1.1 National Structural Code of the Philippines 2015, 6th Edition

Volume 1, Buildings, Towers, and other Vertical Structures
1.2 Standard Practice for Determining Load Resistance
of Glass in Buildings - ASTM E1300 2000 Edition
1.3 Aluminum Design Manual
Specifications and Guidelines for Aluminum Structures
2.0 DESIGN LOADS
2.1 DEAD LOADS

3
2.1.1 Glass unit weight ------------25.10 kN/m
2.2 LIVE LOAD

2.2.1 Service Live Load ------------nil
2.3 WIND
2.3.1 Zone -------------------------Zone II
2.3.2 Basic Wind Speed -------------V=250kph
2.3.3 Exposure Category ------------Exposure B
2.4 Other loadings shall be in accordance with NSCP/ASTM

Requirements and specifications.
3.0 MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 ALUMINUM - 6063-T6 or 6061-T6 for Extrusions

- 3003-H14 for Painted or Mill Sheet
3.2 STEEL - ASTM A36 for Hot-Rolled Shapes

& Plates
- ASTM A500 Gr. B for Steel Tubing
- ASTM A569 for Sheet

DESIGN CRITERIA
3.3 ANCHOR BOLT - Grade 8.8 Carbon Steel

- Electro-Galvanized
3.4 EXTERIOR - Stainless Steel, A316

FASTENERS
3.5 INTERIOR - QQP 416, Type I, Class 1 CAD-

FASTENERS Plated Steel in Dry Area
- 300 Series Stainless Steel in
Wet Area
3.6 WELDS - E70xx Electrode for Steel

- ER 4043 Electrode for Aluminum

II. DESIGN WIND PRESSURE CALCULATION

Project Name: Arbor Lanes - Phase 3
Location: Mango Road, Taguig City, Philippines
Item: Wind Load Analysis
Date: 18-Feb-20
DESIGN WIND PRESSURE FOR ULTIMATE STRENGTH DESIGN (USD) APPLICATION
II. DESIGN WIND PRESSURE FOR ALLOWABLE STRESS DESIGN (ASD) APPLICATON
Note: 0.6 reduction factor was used for Allowable Stress Design (ASD) application.
II.A Wind Load 1/1
III. ANALYSIS OF GLASS
M ango Road, Taguig City, Philippines

Item: Analysis of Glass
Date: 18-Feb-20
• FIG.1.0 : Partial Elevation of Punch Window System

Refer to Partial Elevation PE-01
GLASS
UNDER
ANALYSIS
NOTE: The glass was analyzed using ASTM E-1300 that is subjected to a corner element wind load of -3.41kPa.
I. DESIGN PARAMETERS:
Design Wind Pressure, q = 3.41 kPa

Glass Type = IGU
Long Dimension, a = 727.00 mm
Short Dimension, b = 1555.00 mm
Glass Treatment :
Glass Lite 1 = Heat Strengthened
Glass Lite 2 = Heat Strengthened
Thickness of Glass, tg
Glass Lite 1, t1 = 6.00 mm
Glass Lite 2, t2 = 6.00 mm
Area of Glass, A = axb
2
= 1130485.00 mm
Modulus of Elasticity, E = 71700000.00 kPa
3
Unit Weight of Glass, Ug = 24525.00 N/m
II. CHECK GLASS ALLOWABLE PRESSURE LOAD:
2.1 Determine Glass Factor

Refer to ASTM E-1300 TABLE 2 Glass Type Factors ( GTF ) for Insulating Glass (IG).
Glass Lite 1, GTF1 = 1.80

Glass Lite 2, GTF2 = 1.80
III.A Glass 1/3
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.2 Determine Load Share Factor :

Refer to ASTM E-1300 TABLE 5 Load Share Factors ( LS ) for Insulating Glass Units.
Glass Lite 1, LS1 = 2.00

Glass Lite 2, LS2 = 2.00
2.3 Determine Non-Factored Load

For Both Glass Lite 1 & 2 refer to Figure 2.1 ( ASTM E-1300 FIG.A1.6 )
Glass Lite 1, NFL1 = 3.20 kPa

Glass Lite 2, NFL2 = 3.20 kPa
• FIG.2.1 : ASTM E1300-04 FIG.A1.8 : Non Factored Load Chart (upper chart ) for
6mm Glass with Four Sides Simply Supported.
3.20
2.4 Determine Load Resistance
Glass Lite 1, LR1 = 11.52 kPa

Glass Lite 2, LR2 = 11.52 kPa
Since LR1 > LR2 wps = 11.52 kPa
2.5 Determine Glass Allowable Pressure Load, wps
wps = 11.52 kPa
Since wps > q Therefore, glass is SAFE on Pressure Load.
III.A Glass 2/3
Date: 18-Feb-20
III. CHECK DEFLECTION OF GLASS:
3.1 Allowable Deflection
■ At Full Design Wind Load:

Allowable Deflection, δallow = 35.00 mm
■ At Half Design Wind Load:

Allowable Deflection, δallow/2 = b
90
= 8.08 mm or 19.00 mm
3.2 Load Carried By Each Lite, q / LS :
Glass Lite 1,q1 = q/LS1 = 1.71 kPa

Glass Lite 2, q2 = q/LS2 = 1.71 kPa
3.3 Determine Maximum Glass Deflection:

Refer to ASTM E-1300 Section X2.1.Alternate Procedure For Calculating The Approximate Center Of Glass Deflection.
■ At Full Design Load:
2 3
ASTM X2.2 r0 = 0.553 – 3.83 ( a/b) +1.11 ( a/b ) – 0.0969 (a/b )
= -1.02
2 3
ASTM X2.3 r1 = - 2.29 + 5.83 ( a/b ) - 2. 17 ( a/b ) + 0.2067 (a/b )
= -0.02
2 3
ASTM X2.4 r2 = 1.485 – 1.908 ( a/b) +0.815 ( a/b ) – 0.0822 (a/b )
= 0.76
2 4
ASTM X2.5 x = ln{ln [ q (ab) / E t ]}
= 1.15
ASTM X2.1 δmax = t1 exp ( ro + r1 x + r2 x2 )
= 5.78 mm
Since δmax < δallow Therefore, glass is SAFE on deflection at full design load.
■ At Half Design Wind Load:
2 3
ASTM X2.2 r0 = 0.553 – 3.83 (a/b) + 1.11 (a/b) – 0.0969 (a/b)
= -1.02
2 3
ASTM X2.3 r1 = - 2.29 + 5.83 (a/b) - 2. 17 (a/b) + 0.2067 (a/b)
= -0.02
2 3
ASTM X2.4 r2 = 1.485 – 1.908 (a/b) + 0.815 (a/b) – 0.0822 (a/b)
= 0.76
2 4
ASTM X2.5 x = ln{ln [ q1 (ab) / E t ]}
= 0.90
ASTM X2.1 δmax/2 = t1 exp (ro + r1 x + r2 x2)
= 3.94 mm
Since δmax/2 < δallow/2 Therefore, glass is SAFE on deflection at half design load.
III.A Glass 3/3
IV. ANALYSIS OF MULLION

Item: Analysis of Intermediate Mullion @ Corner Wall Element
Date: 18-Feb-20

Refer to Drawing No. D-203
Tributary Area
Max. Design Wind Pressure, wp = 3.34 kPa

Maximum Tributary Width, tw = 825.00 mm
Total Length of Mullion, L = 2820.00 mm
Max. Unsupported Length of Mullion, LU = 2820.00 mm
Max Unbraced Length of Mullion, Lb = 500.00 mm
Spacing of Anti-buckling clip at every 500mm on center.
Total Thickness of Glass, tg = 12.00 mm
Modulus Elasticity of Aluminum, Ea = 69600.00 MPa
3
3
Unit Weight of Aluminum, Ua = 26487.00 N/m
3
Unit Weight of Steel, Us = 76975.00 N/m
2
Tributary Area of Glass, Aglass = 2326500.00 mm
2
Cross sectional Area of Transom, Atransom = 1357.357 mm
Weight of Glass, Wglass = Ug Aglass tg N
= 684.689 N
Weight of Mullion, Wmullion = 91.004 N
Weight of Transom, Wtransom = 29.661 N
IV.A Int. Mullion 1/10
Date: 18-Feb-20
II. SECTION PROPERTIES:
2.1 Section Member : Male Mullion (6063 -T6) • FIGURE 2.1 :
Moment of Inertia Along X-axis :

4
Ix-m = 1000738.564 mm
Moment of Inertia Along Y-axis :
4
Iy-m = 358638.734 mm
Cross Sectional Area :
2
Am = 1218.373 mm
Distance of Extreme Fiber Along Y - Axis :
cmy = 46.765 mm
Section Modulus Along Y-axis or at Compression Side :
3
Sc = 21399.261 mm
Radius of Gyration Along X -Axis :
rx-f = 28.66 mm
Radius of Gyration Along Y -Axis :
ry-m = 17.157 mm
Torsional Constant :
4
Jm = 1965.97 mm
2.2 Section Member : Female Mullion (6063 -T6) • FIGURE 2.2 :

4
Ix-f = 888482.617 mm
4
Iy-f = 190991.625 mm
2
Af = 1093.055 mm
cfy = 47.315 mm
3
Sc = 18778.191 mm
rx-f = 28.51 mm
ry-f = 13.219 mm
4
Jf = 2298.10 mm
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.4 Computation of Torsional Constant for Male Mullion :
2.4.1 Torsional Computation for Open Parts, Jm
TABLE 2.4 : Torsional Constant for Open Parts ( Refer Figure 2.1 )
no. length of thickness of length over Torsional Constant
item of items element element thickness b/t < 10 b/t > 10
3
n b t b/t n(1/3-0.2t/b)bt nbt3/3
1 2.00 29.00 3.50 8.286 768.89 0

2 2.00 26.70 2.50 10.680 0 278.125
3 1.00 37.20 3.50 10.629 0 531.650
4 1.00 29.20 3.50 8.343 387.30 0
TOTAL 1156.20 809.78

Torsional Constant, Jm : 1965.97 mm4
2.5 Computation of Torsional Constant for Female Mullion :
2.5.1 Torsional Computation for Open Parts, Jf
n b t b/t n(1/3-0.2t/b)bt3 nbt3/3
1 2.00 39.00 3.50 11.143 0 1114.750

2 1.00 37.20 3.50 10.629 0 531.650
3 1.00 45.60 3.50 13.029 0 651.700
TOTAL 0.00 2298.10

Torsional Constant, J1 : 2298.10 mm4
2.5.3 Total Torsional Constant :
Jf = 2298.10 mm4
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.8 Member : Mullion (23mm thick x 28mm & 6mm thick x 25mm Flat bar Steel Insert)
Total Area of Steel Stiffener :

2
Ams = 794.00 mm
Total Weight of Steel Stiffener :
Wms = 172.353 N
4
Ix-ms = 50545.04 mm
Iy-ms = 54100.57 mm4
Modulus of Elasticity :
Es = 200000.00 MPa
Distance of Centroid Along Y - Axis :
Cy-ms = 14.45 mm
Modular Ratio:
n = Es x Ea - 1
= 2.874
• FIGURE 2.3 :
2.4 Total Moment of Inertia

Ix-tot = Ix-m + Ix-f (n * Ix-ms)
= 2034465.54 mm4
Iy-tot = Iy-m + Iy-f (n * Iy-ms)
= 705091.76 mm4
Total Cross Sectional Area Mullion :
2
ATOTAL = 2311.43 mm
III. COMPUTE FOR ACTUAL LOADINGS NORMAL TO THE GLASS SURFACE :
3..1 Due To Wind Load
Uniformly Dist. Load, WWL = wp tw

= 2.76 N/mm
IV. DESIGN MOMENT AND SHEAR :
Maximum Design Moment, Mmax = WwL Lu2

8
= 2739104.78 N-mm
Maximum Design Shear, Vmax = WwL Lu

2
= 3885.26 N
Date: 18-Feb-20
V. CHECK MAXIMUM DEFLECTION:
Allowable Deflection, dallow Lu

=
175
= 16.11 mm
4
Actual Deflection dmax = 5 WwL Lu
384 Ea Ix-tot
= 16.024 mm
dmax < dallow SAFE
VI. CHECK BENDING STRESS PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL

Refer to ADM Table 2.24: Allowable Stresses For Building Type Structures (6063 – T6 Extrusions & Pipe)
6.1 Member: Male Mullion Extrusion
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.2 Tension in Beam "Ft" ( Extreme Fiber , Net Section )
Allow. Tensile Stress, Ft = 15.00 ksi

= 103.43 MPa
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.11 Compression in Component of Beam "Fb1" :

(compression in beams, extreme fiber, gross section: single web shapes)
Slenderness, S = Lb
ry-m
= 29.143
Lower Slenderness Limit, S1 = 22.00
Upper Slenderness Limit, S2 = 94.00
S1 < S < S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb1 = 16.7 - 0.073 S

= 14.57 ksi
= 100.48 MPa
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.15 Compression in Component of Beam, "Fb2" :

(element uniform compression gross section: Flat elements supported on one edge)
Width of section or Element, b = 26.70 mm

Thickness of Section or Element, t = 2.50 mm
Slenderness, S = b/t
= 10.68
S1 < S < S2
Local Buckling Check, Fb2 = 19.0 - 0.541 (b/t)

= 13.22 ksi
= 91.17 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20

(element uniform compression gross section: Flat elements supported on both edges)

= 8.29
S1 > S < S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb3 = 15.00 ksi

= 103.43 MPa
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.18 Compression Component in beam, "Fb4"

(element in bending in own plane, gross section: flat element supported on both edges)
Height of section or Element, b = 24.50 mm

= 7.00
S1 > S < S2
Local Buckling Check, Fb4 = 20.00 ksi

= 137.90 MPa
6.2 Allowable Bending Stress (consider Fb2 to govern)
Allowable Bending, Fb = 91.17 MPa
6.3 Check Actual Bending Stress in Mullion
= Mmax Ix-m
Max. Moment carried by Male Mullion, Mmax-m
Ix-tot
= 1347345.40 N-mm
Actual Bending Stress of Male Mullion, fb = Mmax-m cmy

Ix-m
= 62.96 MPa
fb < Fb SAFE
6.4 Member: Female Mullion Extrusion

= 103.43 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20

Slenderness, S = Lb
ry-f
= 37.825
S1 < S < S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb1 = 16.7-0.073 S

= 13.94 ksi
= 96.11 MPa


= 11.14
S1 > S < S2

= 103.43 MPa


= 6.54
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
Max. Moment carried by Female Mullion, = Mmax Ix-f

Mmax-f Ix-tot
= 1196209.48 N-mm
Actual Bending Stress of Female Mullion, fb = Mmax-f cfy

Ix-f
= 63.70 MPa
fb < Fb SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20
VII. COMPUTE AXIAL LOADINGS :
7.1 Due To Dead load
Total Axial Dead load, RDL = 1.1 (Wglass + Wmullion + Wtransom + Wms)
= 1075.48 N
VIII. COMPUTE AXIAL STRESSES PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL :

ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.1 Tension, Axial "Ft"

(extreme fiber, net section)
Allowable Tensile Stress, Ft = 15.00 ksi

= 103.43 MPa
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.7 Compression in column " Fa1" ( Axial Gross Section )
(compression in column, axial : all column)
Slenderness, S = k Lb
r
= 29.14
Upper Slenderness limit, S2 = 78.00
S1 < S < S2
Flexural Buckling Check, Fa1 = 14.2 - 0.074 kLb/r

= 12.04 ksi
= 83.04 MPa
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.9 Compression in Column Elements " Fa2" ( Gross Section )
(compression in column elemets, gross section : flat elements supported on both edge)
Width of Section or Element, b = 37.20 mm

Thickness of Section or Element, t2 = 3.50 mm
= 10.63 mm
S1 < S < S2
Local Buckling Check, Fa2 = 16.0 - 0.14 b/t

= 14.47 ksi
= 99.77 MPa
8.2 Allowable Axial Compressive Stress ( Fa1 govern )
Allowable Compressive Strength, Fa = 83.04 MPa
8.3 Actual Axial Compressive Stress
Axial Dead load, RDL = 1075.48 N

Actual Axial Compressive Stress, fa = RDL / Am
= 0.88 MPa
fa < Fa SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 103.43 MPa
r
= 37.83
S1 < S < S2

= 11.40 ksi
= 78.61 MPa

= 10.63 mm
S1 < S < S2

= 14.47 ksi
= 99.77 MPa

Actual Axial Compressive Stress, fa = RDL / Af
= 0.98 MPa
fa < Fa SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20
IX. CHECK UNDER COMBINED AXIAL COMPRESSION AND BENDING STRESSES :
Actual Compressive Stress, fa = 0.88 MPa

Actual Bending Stress, fb = 62.96 MPa
Allowable Axial Stress, Fa = 83.04 MPa
Allowable Bending Stress, Fb = 91.17 MPa
fa fb
+ = 0.70 < 1.00 SAFE
Fa Fb

fa fb
+ = 0.68 < 1.00 SAFE
Fa Fb
Item: Analysis of Intermediate Mullion @ Typical Wall Element
Date: 18-Feb-20

Tributary Area

Total Length of Mullion, L = 2820.00 mm
Max Unbraced Length of Mullion, Lb = 500.00 mm
Spacing of Anti-buckling clip at every 500mm on center.
Total Thickness of Glass, tg = 12.00 mm
3
3
3
Unit Weight of Steel, Us = 76975.00 N/m
2
Tributary Area of Glass, Aglass = 2326500.00 mm
2
Cross sectional Area of Transom, Atransom = 1357.357 mm
Weight of Glass, Wglass = Ug Aglass tg N
= 684.689 N
Weight of Mullion, Wmullion = 91.004 N
Weight of Transom, Wtransom = 29.661 N
IV.B Int. Mullion 1/10
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.1 Section Member : Male Mullion (6063 -T6) • FIGURE 2.1 :

4
Ix-m = 1000738.564 mm
4
Iy-m = 358638.734 mm
2
Am = 1218.373 mm
cmy = 46.765 mm
3
Sc = 21399.261 mm
rx-f = 28.66 mm
ry-m = 17.157 mm
4
Jm = 1965.97 mm
2.2 Section Member : Female Mullion (6063 -T6) • FIGURE 2.2 :

4
Ix-f = 888482.617 mm
4
Iy-f = 190991.625 mm
2
Af = 1093.055 mm
cfy = 47.315 mm
3
Sc = 18778.191 mm
rx-f = 28.51 mm
ry-f = 13.219 mm
4
Jf = 2298.10 mm
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.4 Computation of Torsional Constant for Male Mullion :
2.4.1 Torsional Computation for Open Parts, Jm
n b t b/t n(1/3-0.2t/b)bt3 nbt3/3
1 2.00 29.00 3.50 8.286 768.89 0

2 2.00 26.70 2.50 10.680 0 278.125
3 1.00 37.20 3.50 10.629 0 531.650
4 1.00 29.20 3.50 8.343 387.30 0
TOTAL 1156.20 809.78

Torsional Constant, Jm : 1965.97 mm4
2.5 Computation of Torsional Constant for Female Mullion :
2.5.1 Torsional Computation for Open Parts, Jf
n b t b/t n(1/3-0.2t/b)bt3 nbt3/3
1 2.00 39.00 3.50 11.143 0 1114.750

2 1.00 37.20 3.50 10.629 0 531.650
3 1.00 45.60 3.50 13.029 0 651.700
TOTAL 0.00 2298.10

Jf = 2298.10 mm4
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.8 Member : Mullion (No Steel Insert)
Total Area of Steel Stiffener :

2
Ams = 0.00 mm
Total Weight of Steel Stiffener :
Wms = 0.000 N
4
Ix-ms = 0.00 mm
Iy-ms = 0.00 mm4
Modulus of Elasticity :
Es = 200000.00 MPa
Distance of Centroid Along Y - Axis :
Cy-ms = 0.00 mm
Modular Ratio:
n = Es x Ea - 1
= 2.874
2.4 Total Moment of Inertia

Ix-tot = Ix-m + Ix-f (n * Ix-ms)
= 1889221.18 mm4
Iy-tot = Iy-m + Iy-f (n * Iy-ms)
= 549630.36 mm4
Total Cross Sectional Area Mullion :
2
ATOTAL = 2311.43 mm
III. COMPUTE FOR ACTUAL LOADINGS NORMAL TO THE GLASS SURFACE :
3..1 Due To Wind Load
Uniformly Dist. Load, WWL = wp tw

= 1.50 N/mm
2
Maximum Design Moment, Mmax = WwL Lu
8
= 1492566.08 N-mm
Maximum Design Shear, Vmax = WwL Lu

2
= 2117.12 N
Allowable Deflection, dallow Lu

=
175
= 16.11 mm
Actual Deflection dmax = 5 WwL Lu4

384 Ea Ix-tot
= 9.403 mm
dmax < dallow SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 103.43 MPa

Slenderness, S = Lb
ry-m
= 29.143
S1 < S < S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb1 = 16.7 - 0.073 S

= 14.57 ksi
= 100.48 MPa

(element uniform compression gross section: Flat elements supported on one edge)

= 10.68
S1 < S < S2
Local Buckling Check, Fb2 = 19.0 - 0.541 (b/t)

= 13.22 ksi
= 91.17 MPa


= 8.29
S1 > S < S2

= 103.43 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 7.00
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
= Mmax Ix-m
Max. Moment carried by Male Mullion, Mmax-m
Ix-tot
= 790626.55 N-mm
Actual Bending Stress of Male Mullion, fb = Mmax-m cmy

Ix-m
= 36.95 MPa
fb < Fb SAFE

= 103.43 MPa

Slenderness, S = Lb
ry-f
= 37.825
S1 < S < S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb1 = 16.7-0.073 S

= 13.94 ksi
= 96.11 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 11.14
S1 > S < S2

= 103.43 MPa


= 6.54
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
Max. Moment carried by Female Mullion, = Mmax Ix-f

Mmax-f Ix-tot
= 701939.52 N-mm
Actual Bending Stress of Female Mullion, fb = Mmax-f cfy

Ix-f
= 37.38 MPa
fb < Fb SAFE
VII. COMPUTE AXIAL LOADINGS :
7.1 Due To Dead load
Total Axial Dead load, RDL = 1.1 (Wglass + Wmullion + Wtransom + Wms)
= 885.89 N
Date: 18-Feb-20
VIII. COMPUTE AXIAL STRESSES PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL :



= 103.43 MPa
r
= 29.14
S1 < S < S2

= 12.04 ksi
= 83.04 MPa

= 10.63 mm
S1 < S < S2

= 14.47 ksi
= 99.77 MPa

Actual Axial Compressive Stress, fa = RDL / Am
= 0.73 MPa
fa < Fa SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 103.43 MPa
r
= 37.83
S1 < S < S2

= 11.40 ksi
= 78.61 MPa

= 10.63 mm
S1 < S < S2

= 14.47 ksi
= 99.77 MPa

Actual Axial Compressive Stress, fa = RDL / Af
= 0.81 MPa
fa < Fa SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20
IX. CHECK UNDER COMBINED AXIAL COMPRESSION AND BENDING STRESSES :

fa fb
+ = 0.41 < 1.00 SAFE
Fa Fb

fa fb
+ = 0.40 < 1.00 SAFE
Fa Fb
V. ANALYSIS OF TRANSOM

Item: Analysis of Intermediate Transom
Date: 18-Feb-20

th1
th2

Height of Upper Mullion, h1 = 1600.00 mm
Height of Lower Mullion, h2 = 850.00 mm
Width of Mullion, tm = 85.00 mm
Center to Center Spacing bet. Mullions, Lc = 825.00 mm
Unbraced Length of Transom, Lb = Lc - tm
= 740.00 mm
Location of Setting Block from edge, a = Lb / 4
= 185.00 mm
Tributary Height at Upper Mullion, th1 = Lb
3
= 246.67 mm
Tributary Height at Lower Mullion, th2 = Lb
3
= 246.67 mm
Total Tributary Height, th = th1 + th2
493.33 mm
Total Thickness of Glass carried, tg = 12.00 mm
Actual Width of Glass, wg = 727.00 mm
Actual Length of Glass, lg = 1555.00 mm
3
3
2
Unit Weight of Steel, Us = 76975.00 mm
Area of Glass @ Upper Panel, Ag = wg Ig
2
= 1130485.00 mm
V.A Int. Transom 1/7
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.1 Aluminum Section : Intermediate Transom (6063 – T6)
Moment of Inertia Along Y-axis:

4
Ity = 1292734.194 mm
4
Itx = 1520729.476 mm
2
At = 1357.357 mm
Distance of Extreme Fiber Along Y - Axis:
cty = 54.700 mm
Distance of Extreme Fiber Along X - Axis:
ctx = 51.000 mm
Section Modulus Along Y-axis:
3
Scty = 27801.270 mm
Section Modulus Along X-axis:
3
Sctx = 25347.729 mm
Radius of Gyration:
ry = 30.86 mm
Radius of Gyration:
rx = 33.47 mm
Jt = 1707402.25 mm4
• FIGURE 2.1 :
2.2 Computation of Torsional Constant for Intermediate Transom :
2.5.1 Torsional Computation for Rectangular Hollow Tube Element

• Hollow Tube element ( See Figure 2.1 )
t1 = 3.00 mm
t2 = 3.00 mm
a = 90.00 mm
b = 82.00 mm
• Torsion Constant By Roark's Formula :
2 2
Jt = 2 t1 t2 ( a - t1 ) ( b - t2 )
( a t1 + b t2 - t12 -t22
)
4
Jt = 1707402.253 mm
Date: 18-Feb-20
III. CHECK DUE TO WINDLOAD:
3.1 Check for Loadings
Negative Uniformly Dist. Load due to Wind = wp th

load, WWL = 1.65 N/mm
Maximum Design Moment, Mmax ( y - y ) = WWL Lb2

( @ end of transom ) 8
= 112787.347 N-mm
Maximum Design Shear, Vmax = WWL Lb

2
= 609.661 N
Allowable Deflection, dallow = Lb

175
= 4.23 mm
Maximum Deflection, dmax = 5 WWL Lb4

384 Iy Ea
= 0.07 mm
Remark : Since, dmax < dallow SAFE

6.1 Member: Intermediate Transom Extrusion

= 103.43 MPa
ADM Table 2-24 Sec. 3.4.14 Compression in beam "Fb1" :

(extreme fiber, gross section: tubular shapes)
Slenderness, S = 2 Lb Sc
√Iy J
= 25.25
S1 > S < S2

= 103.43 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 30
Lower Slenderness Limit, S1 = 23
Upper Slenderness Limit, S2 = 39
S1 < S < S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb2 = 19.0 - 0.170 (b/t)

= 13.90 ksi
= 95.84 MPa


= 27.33
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
6.1 Allowable Bending Stress ( consider Fb2 to govern)
Allowable Bending, Fbty = 95.84 MPa
6.2 Check Actual Bending Stress in Intermediate Transom
Maximum Bending Stress, fbty = Mmax (y-y-) ctx

Ity
= 4.45 MPa
Remark : Since, fbty < Fbty SAFE
VII. CHECK DUE TO DEADLOAD:
7.1.1 Uniformly Distributed Load due to Self weight ( S.W.) of Transom :

S.W. of Transom & Accessories, WDL = 1.1 ( Ua At )
= 0.04 N/mm
7.1.2 Concentrated Load @ L / 4 :
Total Weight of Glass & Accessories
2 Pg = Ag Ug tg
= 332.70 N
Concentrated Load @ L / 4, Pg = 166.35 N
Date: 18-Feb-20
VIII. DESIGN MOMENT AND SHEAR:
Maximum Design Moment, Mmax ( x - x ) = WDL Lb2

+ Pg a
( for Uniform Load & Two equidistant Point Load ) 8
= 33481.94 N-mm
Maximum Design Shear, Vmax = WDL Lb

+ Pg
2
= 180.98 N
IX. CHECK MAXIMUM DEFLECTION DUE TO DEADLOAD:
Allow. Deflection @ Mid., dallow = 3.00 mm
4 2 2
Maximum Deflection, dmax = 5 WDL Lb Pg a ( 3L – 4a )
+
384 Itx Ea 24 Ea Itx
= 0.02 mm
X. CHECK BENDING STRESSES PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL



= 27.33
S1 < S > S2
Lateral Buckling Check, Fb1 = 484 / (b/t)

= 17.71 ksi
= 122.09 MPa


= 30.00
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
Allowable Bending, Fbtx = 122.09 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20
10.3 Check Actual Bending Stress
Maximum Bending Stress, fbtx = Mmax (x-x) cty

Itx
= 1.20 MPa
Remark : Since, fbtx < Fbtx SAFE
XI. CHECK SHEAR STRESSES PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL

Member: Intermediate Transom Extrusion
11.1 Shear Normal to Glass as per Specs. 2-24.20 Shear in Elements, Gross Section
Height of section or Element, h = 90.00 mm

Slenderness, S = h/t
= 30.00
S1 > S < S2
Allowable Shear Normal to Glass, Fvtx = 8.50 ksi

= 58.61 MPa
Actual Shear Normal to Glass, fvtx = Vmax

( See Item IV. Design Moment & Shear due to Wind Load ) At
= 0.45 MPa
Remark : Since, fvtx < Fvtx SAFE
11.2 Shear Parallel to Glass as per Specs. 2-24.20 Shear in Elements , Gross Section

= 27.33
S1 > S < S2
Allowable Shear Parallel to Glass, Fvty = 8.50 ksi

= 58.61 MPa
Actual Shear Parallel to Glass, fvty = Vmax

( See Item VIII. Design Moment & Shear due to Dead Load ) At
= 0.13 MPa
Remark : Since, fvty < Fvty SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20
XII. CHECK UNDER COMBINED SHEAR AND BENDING STRESS RATIO ( CSR ):
Actual Bending Stress Normal to Glass, fbty = 4.45 MPa

Actual Bending Stress Parallel to Glass, fbtx = 1.20 MPa
Allow. Bending Stress Normal to Glass, Fbty = 95.84 MPa
Allow. Bending Stress Parallel to Glass, Fbtx = 122.09 MPa
Actual Shear Stress Normal to Glass, fvtx = 0.45 MPa
Actual Shear Stress Parallel to Glass, fvty = 0.13 MPa
Allow. Shear Stress Normal to Glass, Fvtx = 58.61 MPa
Allow. Shear Stress Parallel to Glass, Fvty = 58.61 MPa
2 2
fbtx fbty fvty fvty
CSR = + + 2 + 2 = 0.06
Fbtx Fbty Fvty Fvty
Remark : Since, CSR < 1.00 SAFE
Item: Analysis of Sill Transom
Date: 18-Feb-20

th1

Height of Upper Mullion, h = 850.00 mm
= 735.00 mm
Location of Setting Block from edge, a = Lb / 4
= 183.75 mm
Tributary Height at Upper Mullion, th = Lb
3
= 245.00 mm
Actual Width of Glass, wg = 825.00 mm
Actual Length of Glass, lg = 850.00 mm
3
3
2
Area of Glass @ Upper Panel, Ag = wg Ig
2
= 701250.00 mm
V.B Sill Transom 1/7
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.1 Aluminum Section : Sill Transom (6063 – T6)

4
Ity = 998158.003 mm
4
Itx = 286233.799 mm
2
At = 1111.214 mm
cty = 28.586 mm
ctx = 46.168 mm
3
Scty = 10013.006 mm
3
Sctx = 21620.220 mm
Radius of Gyration:
ry = 29.97 mm
Radius of Gyration:
rx = 16.05 mm
Jt = 485915.34 mm4
• FIGURE 2.1 :
2.2 Computation of Torsional Constant for Sill Transom :

t1 = 3.00 mm
t2 = 3.00 mm
a = 91.00 mm
b = 39.00 mm
J1 = 2 t1 t2 ( a - t1 )2 ( b - t2 )2
( a t1 + b t2 - t12 - t22 )
4
J1 = 485623.742 mm
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.2.2 Torsional Computation for Open Parts, Jt
3 3
n b t b/t n(1/3-0.2t/b)bt nbt /3
1 3.00 12.60 3.00 4.200 291.60 0
TOTAL 291.60 0.00

Jt = J1 + J2
= 485915.34 mm4

Maximum Design Moment, Mmax ( y - y ) = WWL Lb2

= 55258.265 N-mm
Maximum Design Shear, Vmax = WWL Lb

2
= 300.725 N

175
= 4.20 mm

384 Iy Ea
= 0.04 mm


= 103.43 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 8.83
S1 > S < S2

= 103.43 MPa


= 27.67
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
Allowable Bending, Fby = 103.43 MPa
Maximum Bending Stress, fby = Mmax (y-y) ctx

Ity
= 2.56 MPa
Remark : Since, fby < Fby SAFE

S.W. of Transom & Accessories, WDL = 1.1 ( Ua At )
= 0.03 N/mm
7.1.2 Concentrated Load @ L / 4 :
Total Weight of Glass & Accessories
2 Pg = Ag Ug tg
= 206.38 N
Concentrated Load @ L / 4, Pg = 103.19 N
Date: 18-Feb-20
Maximum Design Moment, Mmax ( x - x ) = WDL Lb2

+ Pg a
( for Uniform Load & Two equidistant Point Load ) 8
= 21147.26 N-mm

+ Pg
2
= 115.09 N
4
Maximum Deflection, dmax = 5 WDL Lb Pg a ( 3L2 – 4a2 )
+
384 Itx Ea 24 Ea Itx
= 0.07 mm



= 27.67
S1 < S > S2

= 17.49 ksi
= 120.62 MPa


= 8.83
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
Allowable Bending, Fbx = 120.62 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20
Maximum Bending Stress, fbx = Mmax (x-x) cty

Itx
= 2.11 MPa
Remark : Since, fbx < Fbx SAFE


= 8.83
S1 > S < S2
Allowable Shear Normal to Glass, Fvx = 8.50 ksi

= 58.61 MPa
Actual Shear Normal to Glass, fvx = Vmax

= 0.27 MPa
Remark : Since, fvx < Fvx SAFE
11.2 Shear Parallel to Glass as per Specs. 2-24.20 Shear in Elements , Gross Section

= 27.67
S1 > S < S2
Allowable Shear Parallel to Glass, Fvy = 8.50 ksi

= 58.61 MPa
Actual Shear Parallel to Glass, fvy = Vmax

= 0.10 MPa
Remark : Since, fvy < Fvy SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20
Actual Bending Stress Normal to Glass, fbx = 2.56 MPa

Actual Bending Stress Parallel to Glass, fby = 2.11 MPa
Allow. Bending Stress Normal to Glass, Fbx = 103.43 MPa
Allow. Bending Stress Parallel to Glass, Fby = 120.62 MPa
Actual Shear Stress Normal to Glass, fvx = 0.27 MPa
Actual Shear Stress Parallel to Glass, fvy = 0.10 MPa
Allow. Shear Stress Normal to Glass, Fvx = 58.61 MPa
Allow. Shear Stress Parallel to Glass, Fvy = 58.61 MPa
2 2
fbx fby fvy fvy
CSR = + + 2 + 2 = 0.04
Fbx Fby Fvy Fvy
Remark : Since, CSR < 1.00 SAFE
Item: Analysis of Head Transom
Date: 18-Feb-20

th

Height of Lower Mullion, h1 = 400.00 mm
= 740.00 mm
Tributary Height at Lower Mullion, th = h1
2
= 200.00 mm
3
3
2
V.C Head Transom 1/6
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.1 Aluminum Section : Head Transom (6063 – T6)

4
Ity = 1528786.267 mm
4
Itx = 1089948.233 mm
2
At = 1305.329 mm
cty = 53.958 mm
ctx = 45.721 mm
3
Scty = 20200.050 mm
3
Sctx = 33437.142 mm
Radius of Gyration: ry
ry = 34.22 mm
Radius of Gyration:
rx = 28.90 mm
Jt = 762907.23 mm4
• FIGURE 2.1 :
2.2 Computation of Torsional Constant for Head Transom :

t1 = 3.00 mm
t2 = 3.00 mm
a = 82.10 mm
b = 54.50 mm
J1 = 2 t1 t2 ( a - t1 )2 ( b - t2 )2
( a t1 + b t2 - t12 - t22 )
4
J1 = 762387.029 mm
Date: 18-Feb-20
2.2.2 Torsional Computation for Open Parts, Jt
3 3
n b t b/t n(1/3-0.2t/b)bt nbt /3
1 1.00 30.20 3.00 10.067 0 271.800

1 1.00 29.40 3.00 9.800 248.40 0
TOTAL 248.40 271.80

Jt = J1 + J2
= 762907.23 mm4

Maximum Design Moment, Mmax ( y - y ) = Wwl Lb2

= 45724.600 N-mm
Maximum Design Shear, Vmax = Wwl Lb

2
= 247.160 N

175
= 4.23 mm

384 Iy Ea
= 0.02 mm


= 103.43 MPa
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 18.17
S1 > S < S2

= 103.43 MPa


= 27.37
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
Maximum Bending Stress, fbmax = Mmax ctx

Ity
= 1.37 MPa
Remark : Since, fbmax < Fb SAFE

= 1.1 ( Ua At )
S.W. of Transom & Accessories, WDL = 0.04 N/mm
2
Maximum Design Moment, Mmax ( x - x ) = WDL Lb
( for Uniform Load ) 8
= 2603.27 N-mm

2
= 14.07 N
Date: 18-Feb-20
4
Maximum Deflection, dmax = 5 WDL Lb
384 Itx Ea
= 0.002 mm



= 27.37
S1 < S > S2

= 17.69 ksi
= 121.94 MPa


= 18.17
S1 > S < S2

= 137.90 MPa
10.1 Allowable Bending Stress ( consider Fb1 to govern)
Maximum Bending Stress, fbmax = Mmax cty

Itx
= 0.13 MPa
Remark : Since, fbmax < Fb SAFE
Date: 18-Feb-20


= 18.17
S1 > S < S2
Allowable Shear Normal to Glass, Fvx = 8.50 ksi

= 58.61 MPa
Actual Shear Normal to Glass, fvx = Vmax

= 0.19 MPa
Remark : Since, fvx < Fvx SAFE
11.2 Shear Parallel to Glass as per Specs. 2-24.20 Shear in Elements, Gross Section

= 27.37
S1 > S < S2
Allowable Shear Parallel to Glass, Fvy = 8.50 ksi

= 58.61 MPa
Actual Shear Parallel to Glass, fvy = Vmax

= 0.01 MPa
Remark : Since, fvy < Fvy SAFE
Actual Bending Stress Normal to Glass, fbx = 1.37 MPa

Actual Bending Stress Parallel to Glass, fby = 0.13 MPa
Allow. Bending Stress Normal to Glass, Fbx = 103.43 MPa
Allow. Bending Stress Parallel to Glass, Fby = 121.94 MPa
Actual Shear Stress Normal to Glass, fvx = 0.19 MPa
Actual Shear Stress Parallel to Glass, fvy = 0.01 MPa
Allow. Shear Stress Normal to Glass, Fvx = 58.61 MPa
Allow. Shear Stress Parallel to Glass, Fvy = 58.61 MPa
fbx fby fvy2 fvy2

CSR = + + 2 + 2 = 0.01
Fbx Fby Fvy Fvy
Remark : Since CSR < 1.00 SAFE
VI. ANALYSIS OF TRANSOM TO MULLION CONNECTION

Project Name: The Gentry Residential Tower
Location: Makati City
Item: Analysis of Intermediate Transom Connection
Date: 19-Feb-20
• FIG.1.1 : Section Detail of Intermediate Transom to Mullion Connection.

Refer to Drawing Details
Pg
T1
T2
Negative Design Wind Pressure, -wp = 3.34 kPa

Concentrated Load from glass @ L/4, Pg = 166.350 N V.A Int. Transom 4/7
Unbraced Length of Transom, Lb = 740.00 mm V.A Int. Transom 1/7
Equivalent Uniformly Dist. Wind Load, WWL = 1650.000 N/m V.A Int. Transom 3/7
Self Weight of Transom & Accessories, WDL = 40.000 N/m V.A Int. Transom 4/7
Horizontal Reaction due to Dead load, RDL = WDL Lb
(Weight of Section & Accessories) = 29.60 N
Tributary Height of Upper Panel, th1 = 246.67 mm V.A Int. Transom 1/7
Tributary Height of Bottom Panel, th2 = 246.67 mm V.A Int. Transom 1/7
Equivalent Tributary Height of Transom, th = th1 + th2
= 493.34 mm
Quantity of Screws, n = 4.00 pcs
II. CHECK LOADINGS DUE TO WIND LOAD:
Horizontal Reaction at Upper Mullion, T1 = wp th1 Lb

2
= 304.83 N
Horizontal Reaction at Lower Mullion, T2 = wp th2 Lb

2
= 304.83 N
III. LOCATE FOR CENTROID OF BOLT GROUP:
Assumed Value, AAREA = BAREA = CAREA

2
= 1.00 mm
2
Total Area of Screws, ATOTAL = 4.00 mm
Horizontal Distance from Bolt Center to Center of Screw Group :

x = 2AAREA (0) + BAREA (38) + CAREA (38)
ATOTAL
x = 19.00 mm
VI.A Screw 1/5
Date: 19-Feb-20
Vertical Distance from Bolt Center to Center of Screw Group :

y = 2AAREA (0) + BAREA (54.7) + CAREA (86)
ATOTAL
y = 35.18 mm
IV. CHECK ALLOWABLE SHEAR & BEARING AS PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL:
4.1 Required Shear & Bearing Strength of Screw
Moment at Point O, ΣMo = 69Pg + 40.2T1 - 24.5T2

= 16264.06 N-mm
2 2 2
Sum. of x & y Dist. of Screws, Σ(x + y ) = 6393.123 mm
Shear Reaction along Y-axis / Screw, RyBOLT = ΣMo x Pg

+
Σ(x2 + y2) n
= 89.92 N
Shear Reaction along x-axis / Screw, RxBOLT = ΣMo y RWL

+
Σ(x2 + y2) n
= 165.69 N
Maximum Design Shear Per Screw, Vmax = [(RxBOLT)2 + (RyBOLT)2]1/2

= 188.52 N
4.2 Clause 5.4.3.1 Allowable Shear for member in contact with the screw head
Nominal Screw Diameter, D = 0.216 in

Ultimate Tensile Strength of 6063-T6 Alloy, Ftu1 = 30.00 ksi
Factor of safety on ultimate strength, nu = 1.95
Thk. of Member in contact w/ screw head, t1 = 4.00 mm
= 0.16 in
Allowable Shear force, Vallow = 2 Ftu1 D t1 / nu Eq. 5.4.3-1
= 1.05 kips
= 4655.45 N
Since Vallow > Vmax Therefore, screw is SAFE on Shear Strength.
4.3 Clause 5.4.3.2 Allowable Shear for member not in contact with the screw head

Thickness of member not in contact w/ screw = 3.00 mm
head, t2 = 0.12 in

= 0.78 kips
= 3491.59 N
VI.A Screw 2/5
Date: 19-Feb-20
4.4 Clause 5.4.3.4 Allowable Shear Strength of screw
Safety Factor of Screw, ns = 3.00

Min. Tensile Yield Strength, Fy = 65.00 ksi
( Appendices: AAMA TIR A9-91, Table 11 ) = 448.24 MPa
2
Thread Root Area, A(R) = 0.0214 in
2
( Appendices: AAMA TIR A9-91, Table 11 ) = 13.81 mm
Nominal shear Strength of Screw, Pns = Fy A(R)
= 6188.53 N
Allowable Shear force from AAMA, Vallow = Pns / (1.25 ns) Eq. 5.4.3-4
= 1650.27 N
4.5 ADM Table 2-24 Sec 3.4.6 : Bearing on flat surfaces, 6063 – T6
Threaded Screw Diameter, dts = 5.50 mm

Min. Thickness of Member Joined by Screw, tm = 3.00 mm
Projected Area, Ap = dts tm
= 16.50
Actual Bearing Stress on Bolts, fp = Vmax / Ap

= 11.43 MPa
Allowable Bearing Stress on Bolts, Fp = 21.00 ksi

= 144.80 MPa
Since Fp > fp Therefore, screw is SAFE on Bearing Stress.
V. CHECK ALLOWABLE TENSION AS PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL:
• FIG.2 : Plan Detail of Intermediate Transom to Mullion Connection

nPU
No. 12 X 50.8L PHSTS
T1 + T2 + Pg + RDL
VI.A Screw 3/5
Date: 19-Feb-20
5.1 Required Tensile Strength of Screw
Moment @ Point O, ΣMo = 0
Tensile Force Load of Screw Group, nPu = 16.6 (T1 + T2 + Pg + RDL)

38.1
= 351.00 N
Maximum Tensile Force Load / Screw, Pu = 175.50 N
5.2 Clause 5.4.2.1 Allowable Pullout for UNC Threads Screw

Yield Tensile Strength of 6063-T6 Alloy, Fty2 = 25 ksi
Ultimate Tensile Strength of 6063-T6 Alloy, Ftu2 = 30 ksi
Thread Stripping Area of Internal Thread per = 0.019 in
unit length of engagement, Asn
Depth of Full thread engagement to Transom, tc = 4.00 mm
= 0.157 in
3.0 mm < tc < 6.3 mm
Nominal Pull-Out Strength of Screw, Pnot = 1.2DFty2 (0.25 – tc) + 1.16AsnFtu2 (tc – 0.125)
ADM 2005: Eq. 5.4.2.1-2 = 6.409 kips
Allow. Pull-Out Strength From ADM, Pallow = Pnot / ns

= 9502.346 N
Since Pallow > Pu Therefore, screw is SAFE on Pull-Out Strength.
5.3 Clause 5.4.2.2 Allowable Pullover for Pan Head Screw
Larger screw head Diameter, Dws = 0.425 in

Nominal Hole Diameter, Dh = 0.216 in
Ultimate Tensile Strength of 6063-T6 Alloy, Ftu1
= 30.00 ksi
Screw Coefficient for valley fastening, C = 1.00
Thickness of Mullion in contact w/ screw head, t1 = 4.00 mm
= 0.157 in
Nominal Pull-Over Strength of Screw, Pnov = C t1 Ftu1 (Dws – Dh) Eq. 5.4.2.2-1
= 0.99 kips
Allow. Pull-Over Strength From ADM, Pallow = Pnov / ns
= 1465.37 N
Since Pallow > Pu Therefore, screw is SAFE on Pull-Over Strength.
5.4 Clause 5.4.2 Allowable Tensile Strength of Screw

Ultimate Tensile Strength of Screw, Fu = 110.00 ksi
(Appendices: AAMA TIR A9-91, Table 11) = 757.90 MPa
2
Tensile Stress Area, A(S) = 0.0242 in
2
= 15.61 mm
Allowable Tension of Screw, Pnt = 0.40 Fu A(S)
= 4733.20 N
Allow. Tensile Strength From AAMA, Pallow = Pnt / (1.25ns)
= 1262.19 N
Since Pallow > Pu Therefore, screw is SAFE on Tensile Strength.
VI.A Screw 4/5
Date: 19-Feb-20
VI. CHECK COMBINED TENSILE & SHEAR STRESS :
Maximum Design Shear Per Screw, Vmax = 188.52 N

Allowable Shear force from AAMA, Vallow = 1650.27 N
Allow. Pull-Over Strength From ADM, Pallow = 1262.19 N
Vmax2 Pu
2
+ = 0.03
Vallow2 Pallow2
Since CSR < 1.00 Therefore, screw is ADEQUATE.
VI.A Screw 5/5
Item: Analysis of Sill Transom Connection
Date: 19-Feb-20
• FIG.1.1 : Section Detail of Sill Transom to Mullion Connection.

Refer to Drawing Detail
Pg
T

Concentrated Load from glass @ L/4, Pg = 166.350 N V.B Sill Transom 4/7
Unbraced Length of Transom, Lb = 740.00 mm V.B Sill Transom 1/7
Equivalent Uniformly Dist. Wind Load, WWL = 1650.000 N/m V.B Sill Transom 4/7
Self Weight of Transom & Accessories, WDL = 40.000 N/m V.B Sill Transom 4/7
Tributary Height of Upper Panel, th = 425.00 mm V.B Sill Transom 1/7
Horizontal Reaction at Lower Mullion, T = wp th Lb

2
= 525.22 N
Assumed Value, AAREA = BAREA = CAREA = DAREA

2
= 1.00 mm
2

x = AAREA (0) + BAREA (38) + CAREA (0) + DAREA (38)
ATOTAL
x = 19.0 mm

y = AAREA (0) + BAREA (0) + CAREA (22.5) + DAREA (22.5)
ATOTAL
y = 11.25 mm
VI.B Screw 1/4
Date: 19-Feb-20
Moment at Point O, ΣMo = 61Pg + 10T

= 15399.50 N-mm
2 2 2
Shear Reaction along Y-axis / Screw, RyBOLT = ΣMo x Pg

+
Σ(x2 + y2) n
= 191.61 N

2 2 +
Σ(x + y ) n
= 220.14 N

= 291.85 N

= 0.16 in
= 1.05 kips
= 4655.45 N

head, t2 = 0.12 in

= 0.78 kips
= 3491.59 N

2
2
= 6188.53 N
= 1650.27 N
VI.B Screw 2/4
Date: 19-Feb-20

= 16.50

= 17.69 MPa

= 144.80 MPa
• FIG.2 : Plan Detail of Sill Transom to Mullion Connection

nPU
No. 12 X 50.8L PHSTS
T + Pg + RDL
Tensile Force Load of Screw Group, nPu = 16.6 (T + Pg + RDL)

38.1
= 314.21 N
VI.B Screw 3/4
Date: 19-Feb-20

= 0.157 in
3.0 mm < tc < 6.3 mm
ADM 2005: Eq. 5.4.2.1-2 = 6.409 kips

= 9502.346 N

= 30.00 ksi
= 0.157 in
= 0.99 kips
= 1465.37 N

2
Tensile Stress Area, A (S) = 0.0242 in
2
= 15.61 mm
= 4733.20 N
= 1262.19 N

Vmax2
2
Pu
+ = 0.05
Vallow2 Pallow2
VI.B Screw 4/4
Item: Analysis of Head Transom Connection
Date: 19-Feb-20
• FIG.1.1 : Section Detail of Head Transom to Mullion Connection.


Unbraced Length of Transom, Lb = 740.00 mm V.C Head Transom 1/6
Equivalent Uniformly Dist. Wind Load, WWL = 1650.000 N/m V.C Head Transom 3/6
Self Weight of Transom & Accessories, WDL = 40.000 N/m V.C Head Transom 4/6
Tributary Height of Lower Panel, th = 200.00 mm V.C Head Transom 1/6
Horizontal Reaction at Upper Mullion, T = wp th Lb

2
= 247.16 N
Assumed Value, AAREA = BAREA = CAREA = DAREA

2
= 1.00 mm
2

x = AAREA (0) + 2BAREA (38)
ATOTAL
x = 19.0 mm

y = AAREA (0) + 2BAREA (49.7)
ATOTAL
y = 24.9 mm
VI.C Screw 1/4
Date: 19-Feb-20
Moment at Point O, ΣMo = 22.8T

= 5635.25 N-mm
2 2 2
Shear Reaction along Y-axis / Screw, RyBOLT = ΣMo x

Σ(x2 + y2)
= 27.35 N

2 2 +
Σ(x + y ) n
= 97.57 N

= 101.33 N

= 0.16 in
= 1.05 kips
= 4655.45 N

head, t2 = 0.12 in

= 0.78 kips
= 3491.59 N

2
2
= 6188.53 N
= 1650.27 N
VI.C Screw 2/4
Date: 19-Feb-20

= 16.50

= 6.14 MPa

= 144.80 MPa
• FIG.2 : Plan Detail of Head Transom to Mullion Connection

nPU
No. 12 X 50.8L
PHSTS
T + RDL
Tensile Force Load of Screw Group, nPu = 16.6 (T + RDL)

38.1
= 120.58 N
VI.C Screw 3/4
Date: 19-Feb-20

= 0.157 in
3.0 mm < tc < 6.3 mm
ADM 2005: Eq. 5.4.2.1-2 = 6.409 kips

= 9502.346 N

= 30.00 ksi
= 0.157 in
= 0.99 kips
= 1465.37 N

2
Tensile Stress Area, A (S) = 0.0242 in
2
= 15.61 mm
= 4733.20 N
= 1262.19 N

Vmax2
2
Pu
+ = 0.01
Vallow2 Pallow2
VI.C Screw 4/4

Item: Load Reactions
Date: 19-Feb-20

I. Design Criteria

Positive Design Wind Pressure, +wp = 1.82 kPa
Jamb Tributary Width, twj = 363.50 mm
1.1 Wind Load Reactions Anchoring Support
Inter. Neg. Wind Load Reaction @ Corner Wind Load = wp tw Lu

Condition (Sill/Head Support) , -WL 2
= 3423.73 N
Inter. Pos. Wind Load Reaction @ Corner Wind Load = wp tw Lu

Condition (Sill/Head Support) , +WL 2
1865.63 N
Jamb Neg. Wind Load Reaction @ Corner Wind Load = wp tw Lu

Condition (Sill/Head Support) , -WL 2
1711.87 N
Jamb Pos. Wind Load Reaction @ Corner Wind Load = wp tw Lu

Condition (Sill/Head Support) , +WL 2 N
932.81
1.2 Dead Load Reactions Anchoring Support
Dead Load Reaction, DL = 1075.19 N

(IV. Mullion 8/10)
VII.A Reaction 1/1
Item: Analysis of Sill Inter. Anchor @ Negative Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:
Negative Wind Load, WWL = 3423.73 N VII.A Reaction 1/1

Dead Load Reaction, WDL = 1075.19 N VII.A Reaction 1/1
Factor of Safety, F.S. = 1.50
II. DESIGN REACTIONS:
• FIG. 2.1 : Sill Anchoring Details

Refer to Drawing No. DET-209
RWL
Mb
2.1 Factored Load due to Wind Load
Design Wind Load Reaction, RWL = F.S. WWL

= 5135.60 N
= 5.14 kN
2.2 Factored Load due to Dead Load
Total Weight of Panel, RDL = F.S. WDL

= 1612.79 N
= 1.61 kN
2.3 Local Moment
Wind Load Eccentricity, e = 41.00 mm
Design Local Moment, Mb = RWL e

= 210559.629 N-mm
0.21 kN-m
VII.B1 Sill Anchor 1/1
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1 Input data
Anchor type and size: HIT-HY 200 + HIT-V (5.8) M10
Effective embedment depth: hef,act = 120 mm (hef,limit = - mm)
Material: 5.8
Approval No.: ETA 11/0493
Issued I Valid: 2/3/2017 | -
Proof: Design method ETAG BOND (EOTA TR 029)
Stand-off installation: eb = 0 mm (no stand-off); t = 12 mm
Baseplate: lx x ly x t = 300 mm x 75 mm x 12 mm; (Recommended plate thickness: not calculated
Profile: no profile
Base material: cracked concrete, C35/45, fc,cube = 45.00 N/mm2; h = 300 mm, Temp. short/long: 40/24 °C
Installation: hammer drilled hole, Installation condition: Dry
Reinforcement: No reinforcement or Reinforcement spacing >= 150 mm (any Ø) or >= 100 mm (Ø <= 10 mm)
no longitudinal edge reinforcement
Geometry [mm] & Loading [kN, kNm]
Input data and results must be checked for agreement with the existing conditions and for plausibility!
PROFIS Anchor ( c ) 2003-2009 Hilti AG, FL-9494 Schaan Hilti is a registered Trademark of Hilti AG, Schaan
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2 Load case/Resulting anchor forces y

Load case: Design loads
Anchor reactions [kN]

Tension force: (+Tension, -Compression)
Anchor Tension force Shear force Shear force x Shear force y
1 2.361 2.570 0.000 -2.570
2 2.361 2.570 0.000 -2.570 1 x2
Tension
max. concrete compressive strain: 0.11 [‰]
max. concrete compressive stress: 3.24 [N/mm2] Compression
resulting tension force in (x/y)=(0/0): 4.722 [kN]
resulting compression force in (x/y)=(0/-33): 6.332 [kN]
3 Tension load (EOTA TR 029, Section 5.2.2)

Load [kN] Capacity [kN] Utilisation bN [%] Status
Steel failure* 2.361 19.333 13 OK
Combined pullout-concrete cone failure** 4.722 10.870 44 OK
Concrete cone failure** 4.722 17.182 28 OK
Splitting failure** 4.722 43.283 11 OK
* most unfavourable anchor **anchor group (anchors in tension)
3.1 Steel failure

NRk,s [kN] gM,s NRd,s [kN] NSd [kN]
29.000 1.500 19.333 2.361
3.2 Combined pullout-concrete cone failure

Ap,N [mm2] A0p,N [mm2] 2
t Rk,ucr,25 [N/mm ] scr,Np [mm] ccr,Np [mm] cmin [mm]
60605 96000 18.00 310 155 52
2 0
yc t Rk,cr [N/mm ] k y g,Np y g,Np
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069
ec1,N [mm] y ec1,Np ec2,N [mm] y ec2,Np y s,Np y re,Np
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
N0Rk,p [kN] NRk,p [kN] gM,p NRd,p [kN] NSd [kN]
30.163 16.305 1.500 10.870 4.722
3.3 Concrete cone failure

Ac,N [mm2] A0c,N [mm2] ccr,N [mm] scr,N [mm]
66875 129600 180 360
ec1,N [mm] y ec1,N ec2,N [mm] y ec2,N y s,N y re,N
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.787 1.000
k1 N0Rk,c [kN] gM,c NRd,c [kN] NSd [kN]
7.200 63.491 1.500 17.182 4.722
3.4 Splitting failure

Ac,N [mm2] A0c,N [mm2] ccr,sp [mm] scr,sp [mm] y h,sp
51875 57600 120 240 1.368
ec1,N [mm] y ec1,N ec2,N [mm] y ec2,N y s,N y re,N k1
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.830 1.000 7.200
N0Rk,c [kN] gM,sp NRd,sp [kN] NSd [kN]
63.491 1.500 43.283 4.722
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4 Shear load (EOTA TR 029, Section 5.2.3)

Load [kN] Capacity [kN] Utilisation bV [%] Status
Steel failure (without lever arm)* 2.570 12.000 22 OK
Steel failure (with lever arm)* N/A N/A N/A N/A
Pryout failure** 5.140 21.740 24 OK
Concrete edge failure in direction y-** 5.140 15.810 33 OK
* most unfavourable anchor **anchor group (relevant anchors)
4.1 Steel failure (without lever arm)

VRk,s [kN] gM,s VRd,s [kN] VSd [kN]
15.000 1.250 12.000 2.570
4.2 Pryout failure (bond relevant)

t Rk,ucr,25 [N/mm ] ccr,Np [mm] scr,Np [mm] cmin [mm]
60605 96000 18.00 155 310 52
2 0
yc t Rk,cr [N/mm ] k y g,Np y g,Np k-factor
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069 2.000
ec1,V [mm] y ec1,Np ec2,V [mm] y ec2,Np y s,Np y re,Np
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
N0Rk,p [kN] NRk,p [kN] gM,c,p VRd,cp [kN] VSd [kN]
30.163 16.305 1.500 21.740 5.140
4.3 Concrete edge failure in direction y-

hef [mm] dnom [mm] k1 a b
120 10.0 1.700 0.128 0.067
c1 [mm] Ac,V [mm2] A0c,V [mm2]
73 43143 23981
y s,V y h,V y a,V ec,V [mm] y ec,V y re,V
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
V0Rk,c [kN] gM,c VRd,c [kN] VSd [kN]
13.181 1.500 15.810 5.140
5 Combined tension and shear loads (EOTA TR 029, Section 5.2.4)
bN bV a Utilisation bN,V [%] Status

0.434 0.325 1.500 48 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0
6 Displacements (highest loaded anchor)

Short term loading:
NSk = 1.749 [kN] dN = 0.032 [mm]
VSk = 1.904 [kN] dV = 0.114 [mm]
dNV = 0.119 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 1.749 [kN] dN = 0.074 [mm]
VSk = 1.904 [kN] dV = 0.152 [mm]
dNV = 0.169 [mm]
Comments: Tension displacements are valid with half of the required installation torque moment for uncracked concrete! Shear displacements
are valid without friction between the concrete and the baseplate! The gap due to the drilled hole and clearance hole tolerances are not
included in this calculation!
The acceptable anchor displacements depend on the fastened construction and must be defined by the designer!
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7 Warnings
• The anchor design methods in PROFIS Anchor require rigid anchor plates per current regulations (ETAG 001/Annex C, EOTA TR029, etc.).
This means load re-distribution on the anchors due to elastic deformations of the anchor plate are not considered - the anchor plate is
assumed to be sufficiently stiff, in order not to be deformed when subjected to the design loading. PROFIS Anchor calculates the minimum
required anchor plate thickness with FEM to limit the stress of the anchor plate based on the assumptions explained above. The proof if the
rigid base plate assumption is valid is not carried out by PROFIS Anchor. Input data and results must be checked for agreement with the
existing conditions and for plausibility!
• Checking the transfer of loads into the base material is required in accordance with EOTA TR 029, Section 7!
• The design is only valid if the clearance hole in the fixture is not larger than the value given in Table 4.1 of EOTA TR029! For larger
diameters of the clearance hole see Chapter 1.1. of EOTA TR029!
• The accessory list in this report is for the information of the user only. In any case, the instructions for use provided with the product have to
be followed to ensure a proper installation.
• Drilled hole cleaning must be performed according to instructions for use (blow twice with oil-free compressed air (min. 6 bar), brush twice,
blow twice with oil-free compressed air (min. 6 bar)).
• Characteristic bond resistances depend on short- and long-term temperatures.
• Please contact Hilti to check feasibility of HIT-V rod supply.
• Edge reinforcement is not required to avoid splitting failure
Fastening meets the design criteria!
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8 Installation data
Baseplate, steel: - Anchor type and size: HIT-HY 200 + HIT-V (5.8) M10
Profile: no profile Installation torque: 0.020 kNm
Hole diameter in the fixture: df = 12 mm Hole diameter in the base material: 12 mm
Plate thickness (input): 12 mm Hole depth in the base material: 120 mm
Recommended plate thickness: not calculated Minimum thickness of the base material: 150 mm
Drilling method: Hammer drilled
Cleaning: Compressed air cleaning of the drilled hole according to instructions for use is required
8.1 Recommended accessories
Drilling Cleaning Setting

• Suitable Rotary Hammer • Compressed air with required • Dispenser including cassette and mixer
• Properly sized drill bit accessories to blow from the bottom of • Torque wrench
the hole
• Proper diameter wire brush
150 150
38
38
1 2 x
38
38
63 175 63
Coordinates Anchor [mm]

Anchor x y c-x c+x c-y c+y
1 -88 0 - - 73 52
2 88 0 - - 73 52
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Item: Analysis of Head Inter. Anchor @ Negative Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:

• FIG. 2.1 : Head Anchoring Details

Mb
RWL

= 5135.60 N
= 5.14 kN
2.2 Local Moment

= 384142.932 N-mm
0.38 kN-m
VII.B2 Head Anchor 1/1
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Material: 5.8
Profile: no profile
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1 5.647 2.570 0.000 -2.570
2 5.647 2.570 0.000 -2.570 1 x2
Tension
max. concrete compressive stress: 6.51 [N/mm2] Compression

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 5.647

72726 96000 18.00 310 155 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 20.512 1.500 13.675 11.294

80250 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.820 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 21.492 11.294

62250 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.880 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 55.068 11.294
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15.000 1.250 12.000 2.570

72726 96000 18.00 155 310 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 20.512 1.500 27.350 5.140

120 10.0 1.700 0.124 0.066
78 47853 27378
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
14.358 1.500 16.731 5.140

0.826 0.307 1.500 93 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 4.183 [kN] dN = 0.078 [mm]
VSk = 1.904 [kN] dV = 0.114 [mm]
dNV = 0.138 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 4.183 [kN] dN = 0.178 [mm]
VSk = 1.904 [kN] dV = 0.152 [mm]
dNV = 0.234 [mm]
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8 Installation data

the hole
150 150
38
38
1 2 x
38
38
63 175 63

1 -88 0 - - 78 72
2 88 0 - - 78 72
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Item: Analysis of Sill Inter. Anchor @ Positive Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:
Positive Wind Load, WWL = 1865.63 N VII.A Reaction 1/1


RWL
Mb

= 2798.44 N
= 2.80 kN

= 1612.79 N
= 1.61 kN
2.3 Local Moment

= 139922.055 N-mm
0.14 kN-m
VII.B3 Sill Anchor 1/1
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Material: 5.8
Profile: no profile
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1 1.326 1.400 0.000 1.400 Compression
2 1.326 1.400 0.000 1.400 1 x2
Tension
max. concrete compressive stress: 2.03 [N/mm2]
resulting compression force in (x/y)=(0/33): 4.262 [kN]

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 1.326

60605 96000 18.00 310 155 52
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
30.163 16.305 1.500 10.870 2.652

66875 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.787 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 17.182 2.652

51875 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.830 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 43.283 2.652
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Concrete edge failure in direction y+** 2.800 11.414 25 OK

15.000 1.250 12.000 1.400

60605 96000 18.00 155 310 52
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
30.163 16.305 1.500 21.740 2.800
4.3 Concrete edge failure in direction y+

120 10.0 1.700 0.152 0.072
52 24336 12168
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
8.560 1.500 11.414 2.800

0.244 0.245 1.500 25 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 0.982 [kN] dN = 0.018 [mm]
VSk = 1.037 [kN] dV = 0.062 [mm]
dNV = 0.065 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 0.982 [kN] dN = 0.042 [mm]
VSk = 1.037 [kN] dV = 0.083 [mm]
dNV = 0.093 [mm]
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8 Installation data

the hole
150 150
38
38
1 2 x
38
38
63 175 63

1 -88 0 - - 73 52
2 88 0 - - 73 52
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Item: Analysis of Head Inter. Anchor @ Positive Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:


Mb
RWL

= 2798.44 N
= 2.80 kN
2.2 Local Moment

= 207084.641 N-mm
0.21 kN-m
VII.B4 Head Anchor 1/1
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Material: 5.8
Profile: no profile
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1 3.076 1.400 0.000 1.400 Compression
2 3.076 1.400 0.000 1.400 1 x2
Tension

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 3.076

72726 96000 18.00 310 155 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 20.512 1.500 13.675 6.152

80250 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.820 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 21.492 6.152

62250 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.880 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 55.068 6.152
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15.000 1.250 12.000 1.400

72726 96000 18.00 155 310 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.069 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 20.512 1.500 27.350 2.800

120 10.0 1.700 0.129 0.067
72 42228 23328
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
12.949 1.500 15.627 2.800

0.450 0.179 1.500 38 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 2.279 [kN] dN = 0.042 [mm]
VSk = 1.037 [kN] dV = 0.062 [mm]
dNV = 0.075 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 2.279 [kN] dN = 0.097 [mm]
VSk = 1.037 [kN] dV = 0.083 [mm]
dNV = 0.127 [mm]
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8 Installation data

the hole
150 150
38
38
1 2 x
38
38
63 175 63

1 -88 0 - - 78 72
2 88 0 - - 78 72
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Item: Analysis of Sill Jamb Anchor @ Negative Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:


RWL
Mb

= 2567.80 N
= 2.57 kN

= 1612.79 N
= 1.61 kN
2.3 Local Moment

= 105279.814 N-mm
0.11 kN-m
VII.C1 Sill Anchor 1/1
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Profile: no profile
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1 0.926 1.285 0.000 -1.285
2 0.926 1.285 0.000 -1.285 1 x 2
Tension
resulting tension force in (x/y)=(0/0): 1.851 [kN] Compression

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 0.926

54355 96000 18.00 310 155 52
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
30.163 15.068 1.500 10.045 1.851

60625 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.787 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 15.576 1.851

45625 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.830 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 38.068 1.851
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15.000 1.250 12.000 1.285

54355 96000 18.00 155 310 52
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
30.163 15.068 1.500 20.090 2.570

120 10.0 1.700 0.128 0.067
73 37668 23981
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
13.181 1.500 13.803 2.570

0.184 0.186 1.500 16 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 0.686 [kN] dN = 0.013 [mm]
VSk = 0.952 [kN] dV = 0.057 [mm]
dNV = 0.059 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 0.686 [kN] dN = 0.029 [mm]
VSk = 0.952 [kN] dV = 0.076 [mm]
dNV = 0.082 [mm]
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8 Installation data

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Item: Analysis of Head Jamb Anchor @ Negative Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:


Mb
RWL

= 2567.80 N
= 2.57 kN
2.3 Local Moment

= 192071.466 N-mm
0.19 kN-m
VII.C2 Head Anchor 1/1
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1 2.882 1.285 0.000 -1.285
2 2.882 1.285 0.000 -1.285 1 x 2
Tension
resulting tension force in (x/y)=(0/0): 5.763 [kN] Compression

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 2.882

65226 96000 18.00 310 155 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 18.956 1.500 12.637 5.763

72750 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.820 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 19.483 5.763

54750 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.880 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 48.433 5.763
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15.000 1.250 12.000 1.285

65226 96000 18.00 155 310 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 18.956 1.500 25.275 2.570

120 10.0 1.700 0.124 0.066
78 42003 27378
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
14.358 1.500 14.686 2.570

0.456 0.175 1.500 39 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 2.135 [kN] dN = 0.040 [mm]
VSk = 0.952 [kN] dV = 0.057 [mm]
dNV = 0.070 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 2.135 [kN] dN = 0.091 [mm]
VSk = 0.952 [kN] dV = 0.076 [mm]
dNV = 0.118 [mm]
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Item: Analysis of Sill Jamb Anchor @ Positive Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:


RWL
Mb

= 1399.22 N
= 1.40 kN

= 1612.79 N
= 1.61 kN
2.3 Local Moment

= 69961.028 N-mm
0.07 kN-m
VII.C3 Sill Anchor 1/1
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Anchor Tension force Shear force Shear force x Shear force y Compression
1 0.340 0.700 0.000 0.700
2 0.340 0.700 0.000 0.700 1 x 2
Tension

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 0.340

54355 96000 18.00 310 155 52
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
30.163 15.068 1.500 10.045 0.681

60625 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.787 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 15.576 0.681

45625 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.830 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 38.068 0.681
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15.000 1.250 12.000 0.700

54355 96000 18.00 155 310 52
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.801 1.000
30.163 15.068 1.500 20.090 1.400

120 10.0 1.700 0.152 0.072
52 21918 12168
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
8.560 1.500 10.280 1.400

0.068 0.136 1.500 7 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 0.252 [kN] dN = 0.005 [mm]
VSk = 0.519 [kN] dV = 0.031 [mm]
dNV = 0.031 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 0.252 [kN] dN = 0.011 [mm]
VSk = 0.519 [kN] dV = 0.041 [mm]
dNV = 0.043 [mm]
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Item: Analysis of Head Jamb Anchor @ Positive Load
Date: 19-Feb-20
I. LOAD REACTIONS:


Mb
RWL

= 1399.22 N
= 1.40 kN
2.3 Local Moment

= 103542.321 N-mm
0.10 kN-m
VII.C4 Head Anchor 1/1
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Anchor Tension force Shear force Shear force x Shear force y Compression
1 1.562 0.700 0.000 0.700
2 1.562 0.700 0.000 0.700 1 x 2
Tension

3.1 Steel failure

29.000 1.500 19.333 1.562

65226 96000 18.00 310 155 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 18.956 1.500 12.637 3.124

72750 129600 180 360
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.820 1.000
7.200 63.491 1.500 19.483 3.124

54750 57600 120 240 1.368
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.880 1.000 7.200
63.491 1.500 48.433 3.124
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15.000 1.250 12.000 0.700

65226 96000 18.00 155 310 72
2 0
1.067 8.00 2.300 1.279 1.102 2.000
0 1.000 0 1.000 0.839 1.000
30.163 18.956 1.500 25.275 1.400

120 10.0 1.700 0.129 0.067
72 36828 23328
1.000 1.000 1.000 0 1.000 1.000
12.949 1.500 13.629 1.400

0.247 0.103 1.500 16 OK
baN + baV ≤ 1.0

Short term loading:
NSk = 1.157 [kN] dN = 0.021 [mm]
VSk = 0.519 [kN] dV = 0.031 [mm]
dNV = 0.038 [mm]
Long term loading:
NSk = 1.157 [kN] dN = 0.049 [mm]
VSk = 0.519 [kN] dV = 0.041 [mm]
dNV = 0.064 [mm]
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VIII. ANALYSIS OF OPERABLE COMPONENTS &
ACCESSORIES

Item: Analysis of Operable Components (Hinge Connections)
Date: 19-Feb-20
Total Weight of Glass & Accessories, Wg = 332.700 N IV.A Int. Transom 4/7
Maximum Dead Load, RDL = Wg N

= 332.700 N
Actual Tension, TDL = 4 RDL

3 2
= 221.800 N
Number of Connections, n = 3
• FIG.2.0 : Friction Bar Hinge Connections at Mullion and Vertical Sash Frame
Reference Drawing Details
SUB-SASH FRAME
BAR HINGE
#10 SCREW
II. CHECK ALLOWABLE SHEAR & BEARING AS PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL
2.1 Direct Shear Load
Maximum Design Shear Per Screw, Vmax = RDL / n

= 110.90 N

Ultimate Tensile Strength of Steel, Ftu1 = 60.00 ksi
Thickness of Member in contact w/ screw = 1.20 mm
head, t1 = 0.05 in

= 0.55 kips
= 2457.04 N
Vallow > Vmax SAFE
VIII.A Hinge 1/4
Date: 19-Feb-20

Thickness of Member not in contact w/ screw = 3.00 mm
head, t2 = 0.12 in

= 0.69 kips
= 3071.30 N
Vallow > Vmax SAFE
Safety Factor of Screw, ns = 3

Min. Tensile Yield Strength, Fy = 65 ksi
Thread Root Area, A(R) = 0.0152 in2
( Appendices: AAMA TIR A9-91, Table 11 ) = 9.806 mm2
= 4395.592 N
= 1172.158 N
Vallow > Vmax SAFE

= 5.76
Actual Bearing Stress on Bolts, fp = Vmax / (n Ap)

= 19.25 MPa

= 144.80 MPa
Fp > fp SAFE
III. CHECK ALLOWABLE TENSION AS PER ALUMINUM DESIGN MANUAL
Actual Tensile Force, Pu = TDL / n

= 73.933 N

Depth of Full thread engagement to Transom, tc = 3 mm
= 0.118 in
1.5 mm < tc < 3 mm
VIII.A Hinge 2/4
Date: 19-Feb-20
Ks = 1.2 for 1.5mm ≤ tc ≤ 3mm

Nominal Pull-Out Strength of Screw, Pnot = Ks D tc Fty2 Eq. 5.4.2.1-1
= 0.673 kips
= 998.173 N
Pallow > Pu SAFE

Ultimate Tensile Strength of Steel, Ftu1 = 60 ksi
Screw Coefficient for valley fastening, C = 1
Thickness of Member in contact w/ screw head, t1 = 1.2 mm
= 0.047 in
= 0.522 kips
= 773.388 N
Pallow > Pu SAFE

Ultimate Tensile Strength of Screw, Fu = 110 ksi
Tensile Stress Area, A (S) = 0.0175 in2
= 11.290 mm2
= 3422.767 N
= 912.738 N
Pallow > Pu SAFE
IV. CHECK COMBINED TENSILE & SHEAR STRESS :

Vmax2 Pu
+ = 0.08 < 1
Vallow2 Pallow
VIII.A Hinge 3/4
Date: 19-Feb-20
V. CHECK FOR BAR HINGE CAPACITY
Total Load that Bar Hinge Will Carry, DLBH = RDL

= 332.700 N
Bar Hinge Capacity, DL = 45.00 kg

= 441.45 N
DL > DLBH SAFE
FIGURE 1.1: Friction Bar Hinge Capacities
Note: Use Bar hinge capacity of 45kg or equivalent.
VIII.A Hinge 4/4
Item: Analysis of Operable Components (Lock Points)
Date: 19-Feb-20

LEGEND: --- LOCKING POINTS
Design Wind Pressure, wp = 3.34 kPa

= 340.47 kgs/m2
II. DESIGN OF LOCKING POINTS
2.1 Required Number of Locking Points
Height of Operable Window, h = 1600 mm IV.A Int. Transom 1/7

Center to Center Spacing of Mullion, Lc = 825 mm IV.A Int. Transom 1/7
Total Mullion Width, wm = 85 mm IV.A Int. Transom 1/7
Length of Horizontal Frame, L = Lc - wm
= 740 mm
Capacity of Each Locking Points, LCAP = 1.950 kN

= 198.78 kg
Number of Locking Points , n = h Lc wp

LCAP
= 2.03 pcs.
REMARKS: Provide 4 Locking Points.
VIII.B Lock Points 1/1
IX. APPENDICES

A. ENGINEERING DATA

ADM: TABLE 2-24
ADM: TABLE 2-24
ADM: TABLE 3.3-1
ASTM E 1300: TABLE 1 to TABLE 4
ASTM E 1300: TABLE 5 and TABLE 6
AAMA TIR A9-91: TABLE 11
AAMA TIR A9-91: TABLE 4

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STRUCTURAL CALCULATION OF PUNCH WINDOW SYSTEM

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

II. DESIGN WIND PRESSURE CALCULATION :

III. ANALYSIS OF GLASS

IV. ANALYSIS OF MULLION

A. Analysis of Intermediate Mullion @ Corner Wall

VI. ANALYSIS OF TRANSOM TO MULLION CONNECTION

VII. ANALYSIS OF ANCHORS

B1. Analysis of Sill Inter. Anchor @ Negative

B2. Analysis of Head Inter. Anchor @ Negative

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

VII. ANALYSIS OF ANCHORS

B4. Analysis of Head Inter. Anchor @ Positive

C1. Analysis of Sill Jamb Anchor @ Negative

C2. Analysis of Head Jamb Anchor @ Negative

C3. Analysis of Sill Jamb Anchor @ Positive

VIII. ANALYSIS OF OPERABLE COMPONENTS & ACCESSORIES

A. Analysis of Operable Components

B. Analysis of Operable Components (Lock

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

Mango Road, Taguig City, Philippines

1.1 National Structural Code of the Philippines 2015, 6th Edition

2.0 DESIGN LOADS

2.1 DEAD LOADS

2.2 LIVE LOAD

2.4 Other loadings shall be in accordance with NSCP/ASTM

3.0 MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS

3.1 ALUMINUM - 6063-T6 or 6061-T6 for Extrusions

3.2 STEEL - ASTM A36 for Hot-Rolled Shapes

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

3.3 ANCHOR BOLT - Grade 8.8 Carbon Steel

3.4 EXTERIOR - Stainless Steel, A316

3.5 INTERIOR - QQP 416, Type I, Class 1 CAD-

3.6 WELDS - E70xx Electrode for Steel

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

Mango Road, Taguig City, Philippines

DESIGN WIND PRESSURE FOR ULTIMATE STRENGTH DESIGN (USD) APPLICATION

ARBOR LANES - PHASE 3

M ango Road, Taguig City, Philippines

• FIG.1.0 : Partial Elevation of Punch Window System

Design Wind Pressure, q = 3.41 kPa

II. CHECK GLASS ALLOWABLE PRESSURE LOAD:

2.1 Determine Glass Factor

Glass Lite 1, GTF1 = 1.80

2.2 Determine Load Share Factor :

Glass Lite 1, LS1 = 2.00

2.3 Determine Non-Factored Load

Glass Lite 1, NFL1 = 3.20 kPa

2.4 Determine Load Resistance

Glass Lite 1, LR1 = 11.52 kPa

Since LR1 > LR2 wps = 11.52 kPa

2.5 Determine Glass Allowable Pressure Load, wps

wps = 11.52 kPa

Since wps > q Therefore, glass is SAFE on Pressure Load.

III. CHECK DEFLECTION OF GLASS:

3.1 Allowable Deflection

■ At Full Design Wind Load:

■ At Half Design Wind Load:

3.2 Load Carried By Each Lite, q / LS :

Glass Lite 1,q1 = q/LS1 = 1.71 kPa

3.3 Determine Maximum Glass Deflection: