CE448 ADVANCED DESIGN OF STRUCTURES
SCOPE: This course covers advanced structural design topics that build on the concepts gained in introductory steel building, concrete building, and foundation design. This is a capstone design course, therefore a significant portion of the course is devoted to a project that will draw from other courses in the civil engineering curriculum.
REQ’D TEXTS: ASCE 7-95, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, American Society of Civil Engineers, New York, 1995.
American Institute of Steel Construction, Manual of Steel Construction - LRFD, Volume I and II, Second Edition, 1994.
American Concrete Institute – ACI 318 Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete.
Segui, LRFD Steel Design, PWS Publishing Company, Boston, 1994.
Nawy, E. G., Reinforced Concrete, Prentice Hall, 2000
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. J.A. Laman, 206E Sackett Bldg., 863-0523, jlaman@psu.edu
Dr. A. Scanlon, 222 Sackett Bldg., 865-5932, axs21@psu.edu
Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday, 1:30 – 3:00
LECTURES: M, W, Th
DESIGN Two semester design projects will be assigned. The projects
PROJECTS are scheduled as follows (see attached course calendar):
FINAL EXAM: A comprehensive written exam covering the main design aspects of the course.
GRADING: The course grade will be based on:
Design Project Report |
30% |
Exam I |
20% |
Exam II |
20% |
Final Examination |
30% |
|
100% |
The design projects will be graded on written content, completeness, technical accuracy, and presentation.
CE448
- ADVANCED STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Lecture Topic Reading
1-7 |
Wind, Snow, Ponding, Seismic, Bridge
Loading ASCE 7-98 Wind
Load Criteria ASCE 7-98 Snow
Load Criteria AISC/ASCE 7-98
Ponding Load Criteria ASCE
7 Seismic Loading AASHTO
Vehicle Loading |
ASCE 7-95: Ch 1 thru 4, pg 1-9. Ch 6 thru 8, pg 12-46. App B, pg 124. ASCE 7-95 Commentary: pg 128-45, 148-187. AISC LRFD Vol I: Part 4, pg 4-207 to 4-213 Part 6, Ch K and L, pg 6-97 to 6-99. Part 6, App K, pg 6-132 to 6-135. AISC LRFD Commentary: pg 6-236 to 6-241 |
8-9 |
Light and Industrial Building Design Industrial Buildings with Cranes Loading Conditions and Comb. General Building Systems: Roof Systems Framing Systems Bracing Systems |
AISC: Guide 7 - all AISC LRFD Vol I: Part 6; Ch M, pg 6-100 to 6-104. Code of
Standard Practice, pg 6-423-476. Part 6, Ch C, D, E, pg 6-41 to 6-51. AISC LRFD Commentary: pg 6-179 to 6-190. |
10-16 |
Plate Girder Design Introduction to Plate Girders AISC Plate Girder Design Requirements Selection
of web plate Shear
design strength Selection
of girder flanges Intermediate
stiffeners Connection
of girder elements |
Segui: Ch 10, pg 464-509. AISC LRFD Vol I: Part 6, Ch A, B, pg 6-25 to 6-40. Part 6, Ch F, G, pg 6-52 to 6-58. Part 6, App F, pg 6-113. Part 6, App. G, pg 6-122 to 126. AISC LRFD Commentary: 6-166 to 6-167, 6-195 to 6-200, 6-249. |
17-26 |
Prestressed Concrete Design Basic
Concepts of Prestressing Calculation
of Stresses in Prestressed Beams Partial
Loss of Prestress Flexural
Design of Prestressed Beams Flexural
Strength Design
for Shear |
Nawy: Ch. 15. |
27-30 |
Connections Structural
Fasteners - review Welding
- review Connections: Eccentric Loading to bolts
groups Eccentric Loads Applied to
welds Framed Beam Connections Continuous Beam to Column
Connections Continuous Beam to Beam
Connections Column Base Plates Prying Action |
Segui: Ch 7 and 8, pg 260-382. AISC LRFD Vol I: Part 6, Ch J, pg 6-70 to 6-90. AISC LRFD Commentary: pg 6-216 to 6-230. Spec for Struc Jts Using A325 or A490 pg 6-371 to 6-388. AISC LRFD Volume II: |