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Steel Structural Specifications Guide

The document outlines structural steel specifications for a building project, including design load combinations, applicable design codes, material specifications, and fabrication requirements. Material specifications indicate that structural steel shall conform to ASTM A36, welding shall meet AWS standards using E60 or E70 electrodes, and welds will be tested through x-ray. Fabrication must be approved by the structural engineer and requires dimensions to be verified, gusset plates to be 6mm thick, splices to be staggered, bearing plates to be 12mm thick, erection bolt holes to be 3mm over bolt diameter, neat cuttings, and shop paint applied.

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Steel Structural Specifications Guide

The document outlines structural steel specifications for a building project, including design load combinations, applicable design codes, material specifications, and fabrication requirements. Material specifications indicate that structural steel shall conform to ASTM A36, welding shall meet AWS standards using E60 or E70 electrodes, and welds will be tested through x-ray. Fabrication must be approved by the structural engineer and requires dimensions to be verified, gusset plates to be 6mm thick, splices to be staggered, bearing plates to be 12mm thick, erection bolt holes to be 3mm over bolt diameter, neat cuttings, and shop paint applied.

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Structural Specifications

STEEL STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS

1.1. Design Load Combinations

DL + LL : Refer to UBC 1997 & NSCP 2001 vol. 1


WL : Refer to UBC 1997 & NSCP 2001 vol. 1
EL : Refer to UBC 1997 & NSCP 2001 vol. 1

1.2. Design Codes

American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)


American Welding Society (AWS)
American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)
National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP 2015)
Uniform Building Code 1997 (UBC '97)

1.3. Material Specifications

1.3.1. Unless otherwise indicated in the plans, structural steel shapes and plates
shall conform to ASTM -A36. Certified Mill Test shall be submitted by the
fabricator to the Structural Engineer.

1.3.2. Welding shall conform to AWS standard, E60 or E70 electrodes shall be used
unless otherwise specified by the Structural Engineer.

1.3.3. The fabricator shall have the welds tested by X-ray method by an
independent company engaged in non-destructive testing as directed by the
Structural Engineer. The welds are considered satisfactory if 9 out of 10
samples passed, the requirement otherwise the welds shall be corrected

1.3.4. Unless otherwise noted, bolts shall conform to ASTM A325.

1.4. Fabrication

1.4.1. Steel fabricator shall submit shop drawing showing complete detailed
connections for approval by the Structural engineer. No material shall be
ordered nor fabrication started until the Structural Engineer approves such
drawings.

1.4.2. All dimensions in the plans shall be verified by the steel fabricator in the field
in coordination with the general contractor.

1.4.3. Unless otherwise specified in the plans, gusset plates and stiffeners shall be
6 mm thick (minimum).

1.4.4. All splices shall be staggered. No splices shall be permitted at point where
critical stressed occur. Splice plate shall have a minimum length of 300 mm.

1.4.5. All bearing plates shall have a minimum thickness of 12 mm

1.4.6. All erection bolt holes shall be 3 mm plus nominal bolt diameter

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1.4.7. All cuttings shall be neat cut

1.4.8. Shop paint (red lead primer or any equivalent brand; 2 coats) shall be
provided. Any work that is not in conformance with these specifications will
be rejected at any time during the progress of the works.

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