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Pancras Railway Station Shed 4. How structures. So that is how I came to much I wish I had come across this study architecture, with a chip on my book in my youth—it would have shoulder.
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Throughout the history of technology, physical testing has been and Part 2—Theory outlines a general theory of continues to be a vital component in the structures and structural systems that are development of technology and design commonly applied to the built environment.
Part 4—Case studies presents a selection of key figures involved in the evolution of structural engineering and built form, from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. Structure Trees come in various shapes and sizes, but all A tree trunk grows by adding a layer of new wood in possess the same basic structure. They have a central the cambium every year. Each layer of new wood column, the trunk, which supports a framework of added to a tree forms a visible ring that varies in limbs, branches, and twigs.
This framework is called structure according to the seasons. Branches and twigs in turn have an Timber used in construction is chosen on the basis of outside covering layer of leaves. A tree is anchored in having an even balance of stresses within the plank. If the ground using a network of roots, which spread a tree has grown on the side of a hill, it will grow and grow thicker in proportion to the growth of the stronger on one side and the stresses will be locked in tree above the ground.
All parts of the framework of a tree—trunk, branches, and twigs—are structural cantilevers with flexible connections at the junctions. All have the property of Wind resistance elastic behavior. Trees are generally able to withstand high winds Hardwood and softwood: these terms refer to the through their ability to bend, though some species types of tree from which the wood comes. Hardwood are more resilient than others. Wind energy is comes from deciduous forests; softwood from absorbed gradually, starting with the rapid oscillation coniferous forests.
Although hardwoods are generally of the twigs, followed by the slower movement of the of a higher density and hardness than softwoods, branches, and finally through the gently swaying some e. The greater surface area of a tree in leaf makes it more susceptible to failing under wind load. Growth Much of the energy produced by the leaves of a tree has to be diverted to make unproductive tissue such as the woody trunk, branches, and roots as the tree grows.
The overwhelming portion of all trees up to 99 percent is made up of nonliving tissue, and all growth of new tissue takes place at only a few points on the tree: just inside the bark and at the tips of the twigs and roots. Between the outer cambial layer and the bark there is an ongoing process of creating sieve tubes, which transport food from the leaves to the roots. All wood is formed by the inner cambium and all food-conveying cells are formed by the outer cambium.
Chains of fine adhesive thread to drift on the breeze across a these molecules, with varying properties, are woven gap. When it sticks to a suitable surface at the far end, together to form a material that has an enormous the spider will carefully walk along it and strengthen it capacity for absorbing energy. The silk of the Nephila with a second thread. This process is repeated until spider is the strongest natural fiber known to man. The spider will then make Y-shaped netting by A general trend in spider-silk structure is a sequence adding more radials, while making sure that the of amino acids that self-assemble into a beta sheet distance between each radial is small enough to conformation.
These sheets stack to form crystals, cross. This means that the number of radials in a web whereas the other parts of the structure form is related directly to the size of the spider and the amorphous areas. It is the interplay between the hard overall size of the web. Working from the inside out, crystalline segments and the elastic amorphous the spider will then produce a temporary spiral of regions that gives spider silk its extraordinary nonsticky, widely spaced threads to enable it to move properties.
This high toughness is due to the breaking around its own web during construction. Then, of hydrogen bonds in these regions. The tensile beginning from the outside in, the spider will replace strength of spider silk is greater than the same weight this spiral with another, more closely spaced one of of steel; the thread of the orb-web spider can be adhesive threads.
Impact resistance Silk production The properties of spider silk allow it to be strong in Spiders produce silken thread using glands located at tension, but also permit elastic deformation. When the tip of their abdomen. They use different gland completed, the entire spiderweb is under tension; types to produce different silks; some spiders are however, the elastic nature of the fibers enables it to capable of producing up to eight different silks during absorb the impact of a fast-flying insect.
On impact a their lifetime. It is not made of cells, and harder eggs are more mineralized than softer ones. As weight is placed carbonate crystals, which are stabilized by an organic on top of it, the outer portion of the shell will be protein matrix. Without the protein, the crystal subject to compression, while the inner wall will structure would be too brittle to keep its form. The shell will thus resist the load of the mother hen.
Young chicks are not strong, but by Shell thickness is the main factor that determines exerting point-load forces on the inside of the shell strength. The organic matrix has calcium-binding they are able to break out unaided the chick has an properties and its organization during shell formation egg-tooth, which it uses to start a hole.
The majority of the shell is composed of long columns of calcium carbonate. The strength of the dome structure of an eggshell is dependent on its precise geometry—in particular, the The standard bird eggshell is a porous structure, radius of curvature.
Pointed arches require less tensile covered on its outer surface with a cuticle called the reinforcement than a simple, semicircular arch. This bloom on a chicken egg , which helps the egg retain means that a highly vaulted dome low radius of its water and keep out bacteria. That is why it is easy to break an egg by In an average laying hen, the process of shell squeezing it from the sides but not by squeezing it formation takes around 20 hours. With layer to behave elastically.
A bubble made with a pure bubbles of similar size, their common wall will be flat. Since the surface tension is the same in increase. Soap, therefore, selectively strengthens the each of the three surfaces, the three angles between weakest parts of the bubble and tends to keep it from them must be equal to degrees. This is the most stretching further.
Two merged soap bubbles provide the Shape optimum way of enclosing two given volumes of air of different size with the least surface area. The tension causes the bubble to form a sphere, as this form has the smallest possible surface area for a given volume. A soap bubble, owing to the difference in outside and inside pressure, is a surface of constant mean curvature. Bodily movement is thus carried out by the interaction of the muscular and skeletal systems.
The human skeleton is divided into two distinct parts. Muscles are connected to bones by tendons, and The axial skeleton consists of bones that form the axis bones are connected to each other by ligaments.
The appendicular ball-and-socket type of joint. The vertebrae that go to skeleton is composed of the bones that make up the make the spinal column are connected with an elastic shoulders, arms, and hands—the upper extremities— tissue known as cartilage.
Muscles that cause movement of a joint are connected to two different bones, and contract to pull them together. For example, a contraction of the Bones—material properties biceps and a relaxation of the triceps produces a bend at the elbow.
The contraction of the triceps and Most bones are composed of both dense and spongy relaxation of the biceps produces a straightening of tissue. Compact bone is dense and hard, and forms the arm. Spongy bone is found inside the compact bone, and is very porous full of tiny holes. Bone tissue is composed of Tensegrity several types of cells embedded in a web of inorganic salts mostly calcium and phosphorus to give the It has been said that the human body, when taken as bone strength, and fibers to give the bone flexibility.
In a tensegrity The hollow nature of bone structure may be structure, the compression elements do not touch compared with the relatively high resistance to each other insomuch as they are held in space by bending of hollow tubes as against that of solid rods. Try leaning forward from the hips. Carry on bending, and you will reach the point when the only way to maintain your center of gravity is to extend your other leg behind you.
It relies on counterbalance for its stability and on triangulation to resist the bending moments and shear forces of the canti- lever arms. A number of strategies may be employed, but in all cases a decent foundation for the tower is critical. Replicated here, the bodies of the two men at ground level are acting as columns in compression , and their arms are being pulled in tension. The sticks are in compression and are transferring the load back to the chairs. Force—A measure of the interaction Structural engineering uses the between two bodies.
Measured in principles of static equilibrium to pounds lb or kilopounds kip , where analyze load distribution. Mass—A measure of the amount of To determine whether a structural material in an object. Measured in component is capable of resisting the pounds lb. Measured in pound mass lb mass. Hence, for a building to be member depending on the geometry of stable every external load or force that the member and point of application of is applied to it has to be resisted by an the load.
This state is called static Each of the five internal forces induced equilibrium. They can either act to resist compressive are termed struts or, if they are vertical, columns. External tensile point loads, which try to lengthen the member. For the purposes of as the weight of a floor supported by a beam.
This load induces internal forces that act Moments normally occur simultaneously with shear moment parallel to the length of a member. The magnitude of forces and are measured in kip feet k-ft. A simple these internal forces varies proportionally across the example of a bending load moment can be depth of the member from compression at one face to demonstrated via a vertical shear load applied to the tension at the other. At a point between the end of a cantilevering beam.
In this situation the compression and tension faces the internal force is bending moment can be calculated as the applied zero. This is termed the neutral axis. The algebraic shear load multiplied by the length of the cantilever. This in turn induces load and distance from the point of application to the at support torsional forces within the member to resist the longitudinal axis of the member.
Torsion is measured twisting action. Torsional forces are distributed across in kip feet k-ft. If the seesaw is balanced i. Further examples of ii The sum of the moments around any arbitrary balanced systems are ilustrated on the opposite page. Also the sum of the applied bending moments around any point must be zero. Hence considering the The concept of static equilibrium is fundamental to counterclockwise bending moment developed around the analysis of structural systems.
Internal shearing forces are transferred using force diagrams. Common member loading through the fixed connection and into the columns as scenarios with the associated formulae and force axial loads in a similar manner to pinned connections. This is demonstrated in the photographs on page 32 of a simple model of To analyze a beam accurately the support conditions identical beams with identical loads at midspan, one must be modeled appropriately.
The formulae on the with pinned and one with fixed supports. Considering the pinned support conditions in the Another significant advantage of frames with fixed context of the loaded frame indicated in the diagram connections is their ability to resist lateral loads shown opposite bottom, it can be seen that the without collapsing, as pinned frames would.
This is loaded beam cannot transfer any moment into the examined in section 2. When load is applied to the beam the bottom face at midspan will experience Pinned connections are simpler to construct and less tension while the top face will be in compression. The shear force not required to resist any transferred moment and applied to the beam is resisted by internal shear allow smaller, more slender columns to be utilized. The concept of fixed and pinned supports is theoretical—in practice, very few connections behave Considering the fixed support conditions in the as either purely pinned or rigidly fixed.
This alters the deflected shape of the Beyond the preliminary design stages connections fixed frame in comparison to the pinned frame. As are either designed as pinned, and the connection with the pinned frame under load, a sagging moment details are developed to accommodate a degree of is developed at the midspan of the fixed frame. Unlike rotation, or the moment transfer between the beam the pinned frame, with the fixed frame moments also and column is calculated subject to the relative develop at the supports whereby the forces are stiffness of the members, and the connection is reversed, with tension developing in the upper designed to be capable of transferring this moment.
A force can be described as two separate component forces acting at right angles to one another. Note that C E G FGJ J L forces that pass through the joints produce 0 moment at these points as the perpendicular RA distance from line of force to point of 10' 10' 10' 10' reference is 0.
This process can be repeated at adjacent nodes to calculate all the internal member forces of the truss. Stress is a sectional properties. Stress is a measure of the section of the loaded member in the direction parallel intensity of these internal forces, and is expressed as with the direction of load.
The distribution of shear force per unit area. This is normally written as pounds stress is termed the shear flow. These can be The process of designing a material that will not explained by considering a small length of a beam exceed its yield stress capacity is termed elastic under shear load as illustrated on the opposite page.
Materials classed as ductile, such as mild equal and opposite forces acting at right angles to the steel, can be designed to exceed their maximum yield main shear forces in the beam.
In some materials, stress using plastic design theory, which allows including timber, these complementary shear stresses greater loads to be supported than elastic design. These concepts are developed further in the bending can be more critical than the main shear stresses. Bending forces, as with axial forces, induce direct There are two types of stress that can be induced in a stresses within an element.
The extreme fibers of an element under longitudinal axis. Shear stresses are developed when bending experience the highest tension and an element is subjected to an applied force compression stresses simultaneously. In between the perpendicular to its longitudinal axis. This point is known as the neutral Axial loads act parallel to the length of a member and axis.
This is a sectional property explained in section of load. Solid circular sections and where hmax and hmin represent the breadth and width hollow sections have a closed circular route that of the rectangular cross-section.
The torsional stress is same for a given material. Hence a cube of concrete or metal tensile and compressive strength of mild steel is will support the same compressive load regardless of identical. Concrete, however, has a high compressive which face of the cube the load is applied to. The capacity but negligible tensile strength in all axes, same is true for tensile and shear loads. Timber and primarily owing to the microscopic cracks that carbon fiber are orthotropic materials, meaning that develop in it during curing.
Bending moments their material properties vary in different axes. For develop simultaneous compressive and tensile example, a cube of timber will compress more easily stresses in a structural member, and hence a concrete when the load is applied perpendicularly to the grain element would fail under very small loads due to its than if it is applied parallel to it.
In addition, the shear poor tensile capacity. To counter this, concrete is stress capacity of timber parallel to the direction of its reinforced with longitudinal steel reinforcing bars in grain is significantly less than the shear strength areas that are subject to tensile forces. Because of this the complementary shear stresses described previously are often the critical shear design criteria of a timber beam under vertical load as opposed to the main shear stresses, which act in the direction of the applied load.
Hence, when designing in orthotropic materials the orientation of the material laminations has to be considered at the design stage. Reinforced concrete beam section b Strain in concrete Zone of cross-section 0.
This deformation will be by the plastic range indicated on the graph opposite. Strain is a As load, and therefore stress, is increased measurement of the ratio of the extent of deformation incrementally the material will eventually reach its under load against the original dimension of a sample ultimate stress capacity, at which point it will break. There are several different types of strain including linear, volumetric, and shear. Linear strain is Both mild steel grade A and aluminum T6 the ratio of the elongation under axial load against the have very similar stress capacities of around 40 kips original length.
This example is based on a mild steel The extent of deformation that a material is able to sample. The straight line area indicates the linearly undergo before failure occurs determines whether it elastic region.
The ratio of stress divided by strain in this These include concrete, timber, glass, and ceramics. For tensile forces that induce tensile warning. Other elastic moduli include the significant degree of deformation prior to failure. As the load applied to a sample of material is increased it will eventually reach its elastic limit beyond which it will not return to the exact dimensions upon release of the load.
Higher-strength steels contain higher levels of carbon. Structures subject to cyclic loading—such as road While increasing the carbon levels adds strength, it bridges, certain industrial buildings, gymnasiums, also increases brittleness and makes steel less easy to and dance floors—must be designed against fatigue weld.
More brittle steel has a greater susceptibility to failure. This is done by estimating the number of brittle fracture in cold conditions, and hence steel loading cycles over the lifetime of the structure and must be specified not only based on its yield stress using experimental data to reduce the design stress characteristics but also the climate conditions to of the steel. Brittleness can be assessed by measuring the resistance of steel to impact.
A common test to assess impact resistance is the Charpy v-notch test, which involves using a pendulum to strike a sample of material and calculating the energy absorbed in the sample by measuring how far the pendulum swings back after striking the sample.
These include reducing the Concrete is graded in terms of its compressive size of the concrete pour, protecting curing concrete strength and the exposure conditions that it will be from drying out by covering it with wet cloth, or subject to. The actual design-mix proportions, reducing the volume of water in the concrete mix by including the percentage of cement, will then be using chemical additives called plasticizers. In reinforced concrete the cover of the concrete to the Creep steel reinforcing bars is also an important parameter.
As concrete reinforcement is not exposed to any chemicals or beams are loaded they are subject to creep, which water in the environment that could cause it to rust. As steel rusts it expands. This causes the concrete to The degree of creep is subject to many criteria spall, which in turn leads to greater damage including the concrete mix design and the relative occurring.
Minimum depths of cover are provided in humidity during curing and in-use conditions. In these Concrete can shrink in several different ways after it is situations as the deflection of the concrete beam poured, owing to the loss of moisture and subsequent increases the non-loadbearing elements can be change in volume.
Shrinkage can be to two-thirds at the design stage. Engineered products also are Timber is an orthotropic material, and has varying more dimensionally stable as the thin veneers can be structural properties in different directions.
This is dried effectively during the fabrication process, thus particularly relevant in shear design of timber beams alleviating the issue of drying out while in use.
This is often allowed for in the design shear stress see section 2. Natural material Timber being a naturally occurring material means Service class that it contains imperfections and irregularities such Timber exhibits different properties when wet, and as knots and can develop splits, known as shakes, as therefore the design must recognize the likelihood of it dries out.
In addition timber is a hygroscopic the timber becoming wet and amend the material material meaning that it will give up moisture as it properties accordingly. Timber is unique among structural materials in these respects. The stress across the This is commonly rewritten as: cross-section of the beam between these extreme fibers will vary as described in section 2.
This is known as the neutral axis. Elastic design inertia. A beam designed in the square of the distance from their centroid to the accordance with elastic theory will reach its maximum neutral axis, the summation of these quantities for the bending capacity when the extreme fibers on its whole cross-sectional area is the second moment of upper and lower faces reach their elastic stress limit, area.
For a rectangular section, this is calculated as: as indicated in the stress distribution diagrams opposite. A stress block indicating a section that has developed full plastic capacity is indicated opposite.
Providing the compression flange of the section is restrained this equates to the deeper section being capable of supporting over 11 times more load when orientated with a greater depth.
The length over which buckling occurs in a pin-ended column is half of the length over which i Compressive failure buckling can occur in a fully fixed column.
A column ii Buckling with one end fixed and one end free to rotate and move a cantilever will have an effective buckling Compressive failure is a function of the cross- length of twice a pinned column. These and other end sectional area of the section and the strength of the restraint conditions together with the associated material. Quite simply: if the load applied is too great column effective lengths are demonstrated for the column to withstand, it will crush the member. Equations developed by Euler describe the critical loads columns can withstand Hence, capacity of strut owing to pure compressive prior to buckling.
This can be demonstrated simply with a inch plastic ruler as Slenderness is defined as: it is loaded carefully by hand. As can be seen from the equations above the buckling As the slenderness of a column increases the criteria capacity of a column is inversely proportional to the governing its axial strength alters from a stress- effective length of the column squared. In the case of a non- certain limit. The graph below indicates this symmetrical column section, the second moment of relationship.
For this reason, typical column end. Pinned supports at the top and bottom provide sections such as wide flanges W-shapes tend to be no restraint to rotation, and therefore the deflected relatively symmetrical in comparison to, for example, shape of the column will be a single curve as it is universal steel beams, which have large disparities loaded axially, as indicated in the photograph of a between their slenderness ratios in the x and y axes rule opposite.
When the top and bottom supports are see diagrams on page Hence doubling the length of, for example, a 26 foot-long beam to 52 feet without The formulae for calculating the deflection of beams changing its section properties will result in an under common loading and support conditions are increase in deflection of 2 to the power 4, or 16 times indicated on the diagrams in section 2. Increasing the span of a foot beam to 20 feet without changing any of the The second moment of area of a beam significantly section properties will result in the deflection impacts the degree a beam will deflect, as can be increasing by over 3 times.
Therefore the deflection of a beam under uniformly distributed load is inversely related to the cube of the depth of the member. So increasing the depth of a member by a factor of 2 reduces the deflection of the system by 2 to the power 3, which is 8 times. This section examines another set of criteria that a structure has to meet to ensure that the building can serve the purposes for which it has been designed.
These criteria are the 2. In certain circumstances an increased deflection The extent to which a structure can deflect vertically criteria is required. For example, in commercial without exceeding any of the serviceability conditions buildings the cladding is often made from large is a function of the length of the span and the glazed units that are susceptible to damage owing to deflection under live load.
In order to limit the possibility of visual sagging, long-span beams can be fabricated with an upward curve that offsets some of the dead load deflection. This is called pre-cambering. Beams are often pre-cambered in the opposite direction to the deflection in order to cancel out the majority of the dead load deflection, thus reducing the overall perceived critical deflection.
Vibrations can be neighboring elements. This leads to a more accurate caused by a single impulse force, such as the approximation of the behavior. Further executions of dropping of equipment, or, for example, an industrial the calculations will increase the accuracy of the process. In FEA these calculations can be run oscillates. The amplitude and frequency of each many times, enabling very accurate models of oscillation will determine how perceptible the components to be developed.
Breaking the elements vibration is to the building user. Amplitude and down into even smaller pieces further increases the frequency are functions of the span and stiffness of accuracy of the FEA, but requires a greater number of the floorplate, its self weight, the intrinsic damping calculations to be undertaken and therefore greater within the floor, and the force that is causing the computing power.
Finite Element deflection criteria; however, the perception to a Analysis FEA is a method that can be used to create building user can be of much greater discomfort. The a mathematical model of a structure. The technique acceptable levels of vibration vary significantly subdivides structural components into small pieces, between building usages, from industrial facilities at or elements, and sets up mathematical equations that one end to laboratories and hospital surgeries at the model the behavior of and interaction between these other.
A range of acceptable vibration criteria is elements, and thus the structure as a whole. These available in design guides, advising on the maximum equations are then solved simultaneously in order to accelerations of the floor for different end-user find an approximate solution; that is, to predict how conditions.
For example, a floorplate interconnected components and examines how they may be designed to support vertical loads via a can be categorized and stabilized. Similarly, arches and trusses are for structures, which was first published in He commonly required to support irregular loads that separated structural types into four categories: induce bending stresses in their components, thus reducing their structural effectiveness.
Once the mechanism of load transfer in a building is identified, a designer can determine what parameters will and will not affect the structural efficiency of that building, and develop a design accordingly.
The most simplistic and easily apparent of are in pure compression. Other, more three-dimensional components are subjected to pure axial stresses examples include tensile fabric and gridshell either compression or tension only.
If a point load is structures, which when placed under tension also applied to the surface of a flexible form active create stable forms that can be manipulated using structure, deformations will occur. Even rigid arches double curves to create more interesting and more will develop bending under point loads unless the stable arrangements. Pneumatic structures are further examples of structures whose form is directly related to the hydrostatic forces applied to them.
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