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UNIT 2 part B STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS (continued). Suspension Structures. Key influences in designing and constructing buildings structural design structural materials. STRUCTURAL DESIGN - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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UNIT 2 part B
STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS (continued)
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Suspension Structures
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Key influences in designing and constructing buildings
• structural design
• structural materials
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STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Strength the materials used in the construction of the building must have adequate to support all applied loads
dead loads live loads
Stability must be capable of withstanding all appled forces without becoming unstable
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Tensile stressCompressive stress
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Shear stress
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Overturning moments
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Overturning moments
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Buckling
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Vertical force
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Vertical force
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Wind loading
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Horizontal ground force
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Buttressing
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Oblique forces
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Unstable structure
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The gothic structure
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Variation on the gothic structure
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Variation on the gothic structure
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Deformation
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Tension and compression
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STRUCTURAL MATERIALS
• Timber, stone, brick - oldest most traditional materials. Generally limited to smaller structures.
• STEEL Widely used from thinnest sheets to solid sections.Good in tension, not quite so good in compression.Used in solid sections, reinforcing bars, tubular sections and cables
• CONCRETEPredates steel/iron as a construction material. Good in compression, weak in tension – hence reinforced concrete
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Some example of complex structures
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