Question: Question 4 Consider the steel framed floor beam system under a one way spanning concrete slab as shown in plan in Figure 2 . The

Question 4
Consider the steel framed floor beam system under a one way spanning concrete slab as shown in plan in Figure 2. The concrete slab is supported by beams A and B. One end of beams A and the ends of beam B are supported by beams C. All other beam ends are supported by columns.
All steel frame connections between members are to be simple supports.
The concrete slab is 150 mm thick. Beam self-weight may be taken as 100kgm.
There is a superimposed dead load on the slab of 1.5 kPa .
The imposed actions consist of a uniformly distributed load of 3 kPa , plus two 3.5 tonne moveable point loads, which can be anywhere on the floor.
Figure 2., all dimensions in millimetres
a)
For beam A , calculate the maximum design shear force.
b)
For beam C , calculate the design bending moment and choose a suitable beam size in Grade 300 steel. Intermediate lateral restraint is provided by beams A and B only.
c)
Sketch a connection from beam A to beam C that conforms to the assumption of fixity noted, showing plates, welds and bolts that you might expect.
No calculations required.
Question 4 Consider the steel framed floor beam

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