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DESIGN CALCULATION FOR 2-STOREY DWELLING MADE BY MASONRY CROSS WALLS ACCORDING TO EC6
Coordinators: Prof Dr. Ing. Magda Broteanu Sl Dr. Ing. Radu Pescaru
Technical University Gh. Asachi, Iai Faculty of Civil Engineering and Building Services
CONTENTS
WRITTEN PARTS 1. Tehnical Memoir 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. 1.4. 2.1. 2.2. 2.3. 2.4. 2.5. 2.6. General Data Functional Architectural Solution Construction Solution Urbanism Conditions General Notes About the Symbols/Notations Used Calculus of the Specific Thermal Resistance R Roof (chosen solution for roof covering & timber volume) Snow Load Characteristic Values of Dead Loads Design of a masonry structural member according to EC6 Interior wall Exterior wall Axial force diagram for exterior wall Eccentricity calculus Design of a foundation block
2. Loads Computation
2.7.
GRAPHICAL PARTS Ground floor First floor Section Plan Roof Plan Main Facade Details
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Height Regime: D+P+M Site characteristics: The site is situated in Iasi, in the western suburbs of the city. The site has an insignificant slope. The field has a local and general stability assured by respecting the instructions from the geotechnic study. The destination of the building: a single family dwelling, 2-storey height. The placement has access to public utilities (water, sewerage, electricity). Maximum depth of frost is 0.90 m cf. STAS 6054/77; Climatic zone III / summer temperatures 280C ; winter temperatures -140C (STAS 6472/82) Climatic zone C / snow / (STAS 10101/21-90) Climatic zone C /wind / (STAS 10101/20-92)
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The house has the bearing walls made of a full brick of 25 cm and a full white brick of 20 cm, thermo-isolated with expanded polystyrene with the thickness of 4.8 cm. Above the partial basement, the ground floor and the first floor, reinforced concrete slabs are used. Sistematization of the Inner Space: PARTIAL BASEMENT (UNDERGROUND FLOOR): Staircase: Depositing Space: Total: GROUND FLOOR: Living Room: Dining Room: Kitchen: Deposit: Lobby: Staircase: Bathroom: Total: UPPER FLOOR: 1st Bedroom: SAS: 2nd Bedroom: Master Bedroom: 1st Bathroom: 2nd Bathroom: Lobby: Total: 15.34 m2 2.25 m2 13.84 m2 17.27 m2 4.13 m2 7.42 m2 7.90 m2 68.15 m2
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Sistematization of the Entire Surface: EFFECTIVE AREA: Underground Floor + Ground Floor + Upper Floor = 161.38 m2 CONSTRUCTION AREA: 130.98 m2 UNCOILED AREA: 270.26 m2 P.O.T. = 12.2 % C.U.T. = 0.28
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- Trims:
The builing will have modern, high quality trims as follows: Exterior paintings will be carefully chosen function of the volumetry of the house:White and beige plaster, PVC windows, wood doors, wood handrails, pvc ditches and down-comers (water pipes), TONDACH tiles, brick revetment, pergola and ornamental flower pots. Interior paintings will be in accordance with the hygienic-sanitary requirements that are imposed by the active normative. Interior paintings will be chosen such that the exterior-interior chromatic sensation to be a fine one. For the living rooms we will use a white, creamy washable lime and for the bathrooms, kitchen and stores well use sandstone assorted with the wall paintings and faience.
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Loads Computation
2.1. Design according to the Ultimate Load State method: Symbols: Fk characteristic value of a load (force); Fd= (f )*(Fk) design value of a load;
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f =1.35(1.40 in USA, Canada, Japan, Australia, etc) for Gk and 1.50 (1.60 in USA, Canada, Japan, Australia etc) for Qk partial safety coefficients for loads; Dead (Permanent) Loads (EC1Part 2.1): Gk or Wk or SWk concentrated permanent load, or weight, or self-weight load, in N or daN or kN; gk or wk weight per unit area in N*m -2, or weight per unit length in N *m -1; = ()(g) unit weight in N.m-3 or kN.m-3 ; = m*V-1 unit mass or density of material in kg.m-3 ; g =9.81(~10) m.s-2 gravitational acceleration; f 1.40 (USA) (overloading) partial safety factor for f 1.35 ( EU ) dead load; Loading Effects Grouping:
1.35 k , j 1.5Qk ,1 .50,iQk ,i G 1
, where:
1.35 Gk, j Design Dead Load; f=1.35 Partial Safety Coefficient for Dead Load for unfavorable exception; 1.5 Qk,1 Design Dominant Variable Load; f=1.5 Partial Safety Coefficient for Variable Load for unfavorable exception; 1.5 0,i Qk, i Design Variable Load; 0,i=0,7 Concomitance (Reduction) Factor for combination value of a variable action;
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C107/05 Design Code states that in the case of an exterior wall, , and .
Therefore, the thickness of the expand polystyrene is . Because the material is found only with thicknesses multiple of 2.4, a 4.8 cm thick polystyrene is chosen.
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b) Slab above the basement No. crt. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Material layer Sandstone Concrete layer Equalizing layer Reinforced concrete slab Expanded polystyrene Plaster cement and lime mortar Thickness d (m) 0.007 0.01 0.03 0.13 X 0.02 Thermal conductivity coefficient *W/(mK)+ 2.03 1.62 0.93 1.62 0.044 0.87
C107/05 Design Code states that in the case of a slab above the basement, , and .
Therefore, the thickness of the expanded polystyrene is . Because the material is found only with thicknesses multiple of 2.4, a 7.2 cm thick polystyrene is chosen.
2.3. Roof
Chosen solution for roof covering TONDACH Castel tiles Material: sand, cement, water, inorganic pigments. even, with a tintless coat.
Surface:
Dimensions: 43 x 27 cm
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Dimensions (cm) b h L/B/H 1 12 12 1365 Purlins 1 12 12 92 1 12 12 1275 17 7.5 10 557 Rafters 2 7.5 10 393 Boarding 1 area 2.4 area 5 14 101 Props 6 14 40 17 5 3 557 Longitudinal battens 2 5 3 393 Transverse battens 11 5 5 1365 Ridge 1 12 12 1302 Tongs 2x3 4 15 460 1 12 12 500 Purlins 1 12 12 1254 Rafters 17 7.5 10 462 Boarding 1 area 2.4 area Props 1 14 194 Longitudinal battens 17 5 3 462 Transverse battens 15 5 5 1365 Element No.
Slope Total volume (degrees) (cm3) 196560 26 13248 183600 710175 26 58950 26 1914389 77739 26 36945 142035 26 11790 26 375375 187488 165600 72000 22 180576 22 589050 22 639418 22 59728 22 117810 22 511875
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1(1)
In this case, 1=26 and 2=22. Because 1<30 and 2<30, taking into account the CR 1-1-3-2005 Design Code, 1(1) and 1(2) will have the following values: ( )
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The snow characteristic value on roof horizontal projection will be: ( for 1=26 ( ) )
for 2=22 The characteristic value of snow pushing force:: For the part of the part of the roof with 1=26
where: - L01 is the horizontal projection of the width of the roof with slope 1=26 - L1 is the width of the roof with the slope 1=26
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Fig.4.3. Snow characteristic value on pitched roof per unit length The characteristic value of snow pushing force will be: For the part of the part of the roof with 2=22
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No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Layer
Thickness [m]
roof tile longitudinal strip 0.03 transverse strip 0.05 water proofing 0.005 roof baten 0.024 mineral wool 1 0.14 mineral wool 2 0.05 vapour barrier 0.01 insulating board 0.01 Total Load
Unit Weight =p*g [N/m3] 6000 6000 6000 3500 3500 11000
Characteristic Value gk=d* [N/m2] 393 180 300 60 144 490 175 60 104.5 1906.5
Ultimate Value gd=F*gk=1.35*gk [N/m2] 530.55 243 405 81 194.4 661.5 236.25 81 141.075 2115.45
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Outer Wall
Unit Thickness Weight No. Layer [m] =p*g [N/m3] 1 inner plaster 0.02 19000 2 1 full brick 0.25 18500 3 1 white brick (BCA) 0.20 4500 4 vapour barrier 0.005 expanded 5 0.05 200 polystyrene (EPS) 6 outer plaster 0.03 22000 Total Load
Ultimate Value gd=F*gk=1.35*gk [N/m2] 513 6243.75 1215 81 13.5 891 8957.25
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Inner Wall
No. 1 2 3
Unit Thickness Weight Layer [m] =p*g [N/m3] Inner plaster 0.02 19000 1 full brick 0.25 18500 Inner plaster 0.02 19000 Total Load
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Basement Wall
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
Layer
inner plaster 1 full brick concrete cement and lime 0.03 mortar waterproofing 0.005 Protecting brick 0.15 wall Total Load
Unit Thickness Weight [m] =p*g [N/m3] 0.02 19000 0.25 18500 0.20 24000 17000 18500
Characteristic Value gk=d* [N/m2] 380 4625 4800 510 175 2775 13265
Ultimate Value gd=F*gk=1.35*gk [N/m2] 513 6243.75 6480 688.5 236.25 3746.25 17907.75
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No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Layer
Parquet False boarding Acousting 0.03 insulation Concrete slab 0.13 Vapour barrier 0.005 Expanded 0.075 polystyrene Plaster 0.02 Total Load
Unit Thickness Weight [m] =p*g [N/m3] 0.02 8000 0.01 8000 3500 25000 200 17000
Characteristic Value gk=d* [N/m2] 176 80 105 3250 60 14.4 340 4025.4
Ultimate Value gd=F*gk=1.35*gk [N/m2] 237.6 108 141.75 4387.5 81 19.44 459 5434.29
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No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
Unit Thickness Weight Layer [m] =p*g [N/m3] Sandstone 0.007 24000 Concrete layer 0.02 25000 Vapour barrier 0.005 Equalizer layer 0.03 19000 Concrete slab 0.13 25000 Plaster 0.02 17000 Total Load
Characteristic Value gk=d* [N/m2] 168 500 60 570 3250 340 4888
Ultimate Value gd=F*gk=1.35*gk [N/m2] 226.8 675 81 769.5 4387.5 459 6598.8
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Nd,0 = 111047.64 N
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Nd,0 = 132122.16 N
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Nd,0=132122.16 N => Md,f=Nd,f x d= Nd,f x (t/2-t/6)= Nd,f x 0.075 Md,f1=19777.068 x 0.075 = 1483.28 Nm Md,f2=17174.39 x 0.075 = 1288.08 Nm
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Eccentricity calculus
We take the x-x section at a height of 2 meters. Mx-x / 1288.08 = 2 / 2.60 => Mx-x=990.83 Nm Nx-x / 73222.778 = 2 / 2.60 => Nx-x = 56325.21 N => e = 990.83 / 56325.21 +ead=0.0176+0.02=0.0376 cm 0.0376 (e) < 0.075 (t/6) => all the section works in compression => Ac = t x b = 0.45 m2
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Stiffnes calculus: tg tgmin tg = hf / a , a= x (bfc - d) => tg = 2 x 50 / (90-45)=2.2222 > tgmin Internal block N0,d=111047 N pef = Ntotal / Af pn we impose this equation at limit and we have Ntotal = Af x pn <=> N0,d + Vg = pn x 1 x bf <=> N0,d + hfbf = pn x 1 x bf => N0,d / bf +hf = pn => bfnec = N0,d / (pn - hf) = 111047/ (159-20 x 0.5 x 1)= 0.7453 m => we will adopt 80cm
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