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Composite Construction • Detail of shear connectors

Composite Construction • Detail of shear connectors

Composite Construction PNA in steel b a Ycon C = Ccon+Cst Tst C=T PNA

Composite Construction PNA in steel b a Ycon C = Ccon+Cst Tst C=T PNA in concrete b Ycon Mn = Cy = Ty a C con y Tst

Composite Construction Ccon = 0. 85 f’cba T = Fy. As Ccon and T

Composite Construction Ccon = 0. 85 f’cba T = Fy. As Ccon and T can not exceed force carried by studs, ∑Qn =0. 85 f’cba Depth of compression block

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 3 Flexural Members 1. Effective Width,

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 3 Flexural Members 1. Effective Width, b, sum of effective widths for each side of beam center-line, each of which shall not exceed: 1) 1/8 of beam span 2) ½ distance to center-line of adjacent beam 3) distance to edge of slab b

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 3 Flexural Members (cont. ) 2.

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 3 Flexural Members (cont. ) 2. Design Strength of Beams with Shear Connectors 3. 4. Strength During Construction 5. Formed Steel Deck 5 a. General hr ≤ 3” wr ≥ 2” shear stud diameter ≤ ¾” shear studs must extend 1½ -in. above top of deck Slab thickness must be ≥ 2” above steel deck

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 3 Flexural Members (cont. ) 5.

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 3 Flexural Members (cont. ) 5. Formed Steel Deck 5 b. Deck Ribs Perpendicular to Steel Beam Max shear stud spacing 36 in. Shear stud strength reduction factor – eq. I 3 -1 ≤ 0. 75 if only single stud in rib Deck must be anchored every 18 in. 5 c. Deck Ribs Oriented Parallel to Steel Beam Shear stud strength reduction factor – eq. I 3 -2 applied if wr/hr ≤ 1. 5 6. Design Shear Strength

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 5 Shear Connectors – shear studs

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 5 Shear Connectors – shear studs or channels 1. Length shear studs, Hs ≥ 4 stud diameters 2. 3. Strength of Stud Shear Connectors Eq. I 5 -1 modified by reduction factors 4. 5. Required Number of Connectors

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 5 Shear Connectors – shear studs

Composite Members Specification p. 16. 1 -40 I 5 Shear Connectors – shear studs or channels 5. Required Number of Connectors – Number required must be provided from section of maximum bending moment to adjacent section of zero moment. 6. Shear Connector Placement and Spacing Stud diameter ≤ 2. 5 tf (prevent tear out) Minimum spacings ribs parallel: longitudinal – 6 x stud diameter transverse – 4 x stud diameter ribs perpendicular: 4 x stud diameter (long. and trans. ) Maximum spacing 8 x slab thickness

Composite Construction p. 5 -33 Effective concrete flange force (∑Qn) • Y 1 –

Composite Construction p. 5 -33 Effective concrete flange force (∑Qn) • Y 1 – Distance from PNA to beam top flange • Y 2 – Distance from concrete flange force to beam top flange • b – effective width of concrete slab flange • a – effective concrete flange thickness b Ycon a Y 2 Y 1 PNA

Composite Design Example p. 39 notes Redesign the floor system previously designed (example p.

Composite Design Example p. 39 notes Redesign the floor system previously designed (example p. 33), using composite construction. A 992 steel and 3500 psi concrete.