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LRFD Design Principles Overview

This document provides an overview of Allowable Stress Design (ASD) and Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) methods. It discusses the statistical probabilistic approach of LRFD where factored loads are compared to member strengths. Key equations for LRFD and ASD are presented showing load and resistance factors. Load combinations for both methods according to AISC specifications are also shown. The document concludes with an example problem comparing the determination of maximum loads and moments using LRFD and ASD methods for a roof beam design.

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LRFD Design Principles Overview

This document provides an overview of Allowable Stress Design (ASD) and Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) methods. It discusses the statistical probabilistic approach of LRFD where factored loads are compared to member strengths. Key equations for LRFD and ASD are presented showing load and resistance factors. Load combinations for both methods according to AISC specifications are also shown. The document concludes with an example problem comparing the determination of maximum loads and moments using LRFD and ASD methods for a roof beam design.

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Lecture 3 ASD Load and Factor Design (LRFD)

and LRFD

Principles Resistance

see

AISC p. 2-6 and 16.1-213 thru 217

The LRFD was developed n the 1!"#s as an alternat ve des $n %ethod to the tr ed-andtrue Allowa&le Stress Des $n 'ASD( %ethod. It s &ased on a )l % t state* ph losoph+. A l % t state s a ter% used to des,r &e a ,ond t on n wh ,h the stru,ture ,eases to per-or% as ntended. A )stren$th l % t state* de- nes the sa-et+ a$a nst -a lure due to load n$ and a )serv ,ea& l t+ l % t state* s a -un,t onal re.u re%ent su,h

Lecture 3 Page 1 of 6

as de-le,t on/ dr -t or v &rat on. In $eneral/ the LRFD %ethod uses a stat st ,al approa,h n deter% n n$ factored loads that are ,o%pared a$a nst ult %ate %e%&er stren$ths. In other words0

1 2 R n
where0 3I 4 'la%&da( load -a,tor 1 4 wor5 n$ or serv ,e load 'see I6C ,h. 16( 7 4 'ph ( redu,t on -a,tor/ see AISC p. 2-1# 4 #.!# -or l % t-states nvolv n$ yielding 4 #.78 -or l % t-states nvolv n$ rupture Rn 4 no% nal res stan,e stren$th o- %e%&er

9ro&a& l t+ o- loads/ :1 9ro&a& l t+ o- %e%&er stren$th/ Rn ;verlap 4 -a lure

Lecture 3 Page 2 of 6

I- plotted on a pro&a& l t+ $raph/ 2 &ell ,urves would e%er$e/ one &e n$ the pro&a& l t+ o- loads and the other &e n$ the pro&a& l t+ o- a %e%&er<s stren$th &e n$ real =ed.

Lecture 3 Page 3 of 6

LRFD Load Factors: see AISC p. 2-"

Lecture 3 Page 4 of 6

The -ollow n$ 6 load -a,tors are used to o&ta n the %ost severe )-a,tored* loads0
1) 1.>D 2) 1.2D ? 1.6L ? #.8'Lr or S or R( 3) 1 .2D ? 1 .6'Lr or S or R( ? '#.8L or #."@( 4) 1.2D ? 1.6@ ? #.8L ? #.8'Lr or S or R( 5) 1.2D ? 1.#A ? #.8L ? #.2S 1) #.!D ? '1.6@ or 1 .#A(

where0 D 4 serv ,e dead loads L 4 serv ,e -loor l ve load Lr 4 serv ,e roo- l ve load S 4 snow load R 4 ra nwater load @ 4 w nd load A 4 earth.ua5e load Exa ple ! BICAD0 A -lat roo- s -ra%ed w th 2><-#* lon$ @1 "E># &ea%s spa,ed "<-#* o.,. The serv ,e appl ed roo- dead load s 28 9SF and the appl ed serv ,e roo- l ve load 4 2# 9SF 'per I6C ,h. 16(. The serv ,e w nd load on the -lat roo- s -" 9SF 'upl -t(.

wu 2><-#*

2><-#*

"ea

Loading F#"#D

Lecture 3 Page 5 of 6

T+p. "<-#*

Roof Fra ing Plan


RA1FIRAD0
1) Deter% ne the %aE %u% LRFD factored un -or% load on the &ea%/ wu. 1) Deter% ne the %aE %u% LRFD factored %o%ent on the &ea%/ Gu.

Lecture 3 Page 6 of 6

Step ! Deter ine D$ Lr and % in ter s of PLF: D 4 DL'Tr &. @ dth( ? 6ea% wt. 4 28 9SF'" -t( ? ># 9LF 4 2># 9LF Lr 4 LL'Tr &. @ dth( 4 2# 9SF'" -t( 4 16# 9LF @ 4 -" 9SF'" -t( 4 -6> 9LF Step & Deter ine axi u FA'()RED unifor load$ *u:

Do not use ne$. w nd - t redu,es pos. $rav t+ loads 1) 2)

!#+D !#+(&+, PLF) - 33. PLF !#&D / !#.L / ,#0(Lr or S or R) !#&(&+, PLF) / ,#0(!., PLF) - 3.1 PLF

3( 1.2D ? 1.6'Lr or S or R( ? '#.8L or #."@( 1.2'2># 9LF( ? 1.6'16# 9LF( 4 0++ PLF H FSA

Do not use ne$. w nd - t redu,es pos. $rav t+ loads 4)

1.2D ? 1.6@ ? #.8L ? #.8'Lr or S or R( 1.2'2># 9LF( ? #.8'16# 9LF( 4 36" 9LF 1.2D ? 1.#A ? #.8L ? #.2S 1.2'2># 9LF( 4 2"" 9LF

5)

6( #.!D ? '1.6@ or 1 .#A( #.!'2># 9LF( ? 1 .6'-6>( 4 11> 9LF ;R 31" 9LF Step 3 Deter ine
2

axi u

FA'()RED

o ent on 2ea $ 3 u:

Gu 4 w U L 8 (544)(24'0")
2

Lecture 3 Page 7 of 6

PLF 8

4 3!/16" -t-l& 3u - 34#& 5ip6ft

Lecture 3 Page 8 of 6

Allo*a2le Stress Design (ASD) See AISC p. 2-7 and 16.1-216 thru 217
The Allowa&le Stress Des $n 'ASD( %ethod s &ased on the ,on,ept that the stress levels n a ,o%ponent do not eE,eed esta&l shed spe, - , allowa&le stresses under ser7ice loads# For an+ s n$le ,o%ponent/ there %a+ &e several d --erent allowa&le stress l % ts that %ust &e ,he,5ed. The &as , des $n [Link] on -or ASD s as -ollows0

where0 1 4 wor5 n$ or serv ,e load 'see I6C ,h. 16( Rn 4 no% nal res stan,e stren$th o- %e%&er I 4 'o%e$a( sa-et+ -a,tor/ see AISC p. 2-1# 4 1.67 -or l % t-states nvolv n$ yielding 4 2.## -or l % t-states nvolv n$ rupture 1.5 4

ASD Load Factors: see AISC p. 2-! The -ollow n$ 7 load -a,tors are used to o&ta n the %ost severe loads0 D 2) D?L 3) D?'Lr or S or R( 4) D?#.78L?#.78'Lr or S or R( 5) D?'@ or #.7A( 6) D?#.78'@ or #.7A(?#.78L?#.78'Lr or S or R( 7( #.6D? '@ or #.7A(
1)

where0 D 4 serv ,e dead loads L 4 serv ,e -loor l ve load Lr 4 serv ,e roo- l ve load S 4 snow load R 4 ra nwater load @ 4 w nd load A 4 earth.ua5e load

Lecture 3 Page 9 of 6

Exa ple & BICAD0 S % lar to AEa%ple 1/ a -lat roo- s -ra%ed w th 2><-#* lon$ @1 "E># &ea%s spa,ed "<-#* o.,. The serv ,e appl ed roo- dead load s 28 9SF and the appl ed serv ,e roo- l ve load 4 2# 9SF 'per I6C ,h. 16(. The serv ,e w nd load on the -lat roo- s -" 9SF 'upl -t(.

w 2><-#* 2><-#*

"ea

Loading F#"#D

186,9 T+p.

Roof Fra ing Plan

RA1FIRAD0 1) Deter% ne the %aE %u% ASD ser7ice un -or% load on the &ea%/ w. 2) Deter% ne the %aE %u% ASD ser7ice %o%ent on the &ea%/ G%aE. Step ! Deter ine D$ Lr and % in ter s of PLF: D 4 DL'Tr &. @ dth( ? 6ea% wt. 4 28 9SF'" -t( ? ># 9LF 4 2># 9LF Lr 4 LL'Tr &. @ dth( 4 2# 9SF'" -t( 4 16# 9LF @ 4 -" 9SF'" -t( 4 -6> 9LF Step & Deter ine
1)

axi u

SER:;'E unifor

load$ *:

D 2># 9LF D?L 2># 9LF ? # 4 2># 9LF D?'L r or S or R( 2># 9LF ? 16# 9LF 4 +,, PLF H FSA
Lecture 3 Page 10 of 6

2)

1)

1)

D?#.78L?#.78'Lr or S or R( 2># 9LF ? # ? #.78'16# 9LF( 4 36# 9LF

Lecture 3 Page 11 of 6

8( D?'@ or #.7A( 2># 9LF ? '-6> 9LF( 4 176 9LF 2># 9LF J '-6> 9LF( 4 3#> 9LF

Do not use ne$. w nd - t redu,es pos. $rav t+ loads 6)

D?#.78'@ or #.7A(?#.78L?#.78'Lr or S or R( 2># 9LF ? # ? #.78'16# 9LF( 4 36# 9LF #.6D?'@ or #.7A( #.6'2># 9LF( ? '-6> 9LF( 4 "# 9LF #.6'2># 9LF( J '-6> 9LF( 4 2#" 9LF axi u SER:;'E o ent on 2ea $ 3
ax:

7)

Step 3 Deter ine wL


2

8 (400 ) ( 2 PLF4 ' 0 " ) 8 4 2"/"## -t-l& 3


ax

G%aE 4
2

- &1#1 5ip6ft

Lecture 3 Page 12 of 6

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