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Chairman
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Cb&nan & Director General
National Council for Cement and Building Materials
New Delhi *
Members
Representing
SHRI V. RAO AIYANGARI
Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi
SHRIA. K. BANERJEE
Metallurgical and Engineering Consultants (India) Ltd, Ran&i
SHRI J. D. CHATURVEDI
Planning Commission, New Delhi
DIRECTOR
Central Building Research Institute (CSIR), Roorkee
SHRI GURNAM SINGH
Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies (Finance Division)
SHRI U. R. KURLEKAR
Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies
DR M. RAMAIAH
Structural Engineermg Research Centre (CSIR), Madras
SHRI G. S. RAO
SHRI A. CHAKRABORTY
(Altemate)
Central Public Works Department, New Delhi
SHRI T. S. RATNAM
SHRI P. K. KALRA (Alternate)
Bureau of Public Enterprises, New Delhi
SHRI G. RAMAN
Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi
(Member Secretary)
WORKING GROUP FOR PROJECT B -8

Representing
Memhers
SHRI k K. BANERJEE
Metallurgical & Engineering Consultants (India) Ltd, Ran&i
SHRI D. S. DESAI
M. N. Dastur & Co Pvt Ltd, Calcutta
SHRI J. C. GANGULY
Braithwaite Burn & Jessop Construction Co Ltd, Calcutta
SHRI P. V. NAIK
Richardson & Cruddas Ltd, Bombay
DR M. RAMAIAH
SHRI V. S. PARAMESWARAN
(AZternfzte)
Struc@rralEngineering Research Centre (CSIR), Madras
SHRI A. RAMAKRISHNA
SHRI S. SUBRAMANIAM
(AZternate)
Engineering Construction Corporation Ltd, Madras
SHRI G. S. RAO
SHRI A. CHAKRABORTY
(AZternate)
Central Public Works Department,New Delhi
DR P. SRINIVASA RAO
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
~ROF (DR) L. N. RAMAMURTHY
(Akern&e)
SHRI T. S. RATNAM
SHRI P. k. KALRA (AZternute)
Bureau of Public Enterprises, New Delhi

*
SHRI D. AJITHA SIMHA
Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi
SHRI C. N. SRINIVASAN
C. R. Narayana Rao Architects & Engineers, Madras
SHRI ASHOK TREHAN

SHRI A. C. GUPTA (AZternate)
National Thermal Power Corporation Limited, New Delhi
DR H. C. VISVESVARAYA
National Council for Cement and Building Materials, New Delhi
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FOREWORD
The Department of Science and Technology set up an Expert Group on Housing and
Construction Technology in 1972. This Group carried out in depth studies in various
areas of civil engineering and construction practices :bllowed in the country. During the
preparation of the Fifth Five-Year Plan in 1975, the Group was assigned the task of
producing a Science and Technology Plan for research, development and extension work
in the sector of housing and construction technology. As a result of this and on the
recommendation of the Department of Science and Technology, the Planning
Commission approved the following two projects which are assigned to the Bureau of
Indian Standards (BIS):
a) Project B-7 - Development Programme on Code Implementation for Building and
Civil Engineering Construction; and
b) Z+oject B-8 - Typification of Industrial Structures.
BIS has set up a special committee (SUP) consisting of experts to advise and monitor
the execution of these projects. A Working Group under SCIP oversees the work of
Project B-8.
In a developing country like India, the capital outlay under each Five-Year Plan
towards setting up of industries and consequently construction of industrial buildings is
very high. It is, therefore, necessary that the various parameters of industrial buildings be
standardized on broad norms so that it will be feasible to easily adopt prefabricated
members, particularly where repetitive structures could be used.
The standardization of parameters for industries by itself wilI be, no doubt, a difficult
task as it will not be possible to specify the requirements of each industry. The layout
including height, will vary from industry to industry, for it depends on the process of
mantiacture and end products. However, a little more detailed analysis of the
requirements indicated that the problems may not be as difficult as it appears. Although
it would not be possible to specify any constraint on the parameters, a broad norm can be
given within which most industries could be accommodated.
The object of the Project B-8 is to typify at national level the common forms of
industrial structures used in light and medium engineering industries, warehouses,
workshops and process industries, and to obtain economical designs under these
conditions. Even if an industrial complex is classified as heavy industry, it need not
necessarily mean that alI the industrial structures coming within the complex should be
heavy industrial structures and that many structures could be from the typified design.
The main objective of typification of industrial structures is to reduce the variety to
the minimum and provide standard prefabricated designs so that the structures could be
easily mass produced and made available to the user almost off the shelf. In doing so,
there will be tremendous saving in time in putting up an industry into production and
hence increased production. This would indirectly increase the overall economy to the
country. This would also help in the orderly use of scarce materials like steel and
cement. This would be of immense use to structural engineers as well, since it would
relieve them to a large extent from the routine and repetitive calculations. Thus the
engineers time could be used to look at more innovative and economical alternatives.
The project on typification of industrial structures involved the following three main
tasks prior to preparation of typified designs:
a) TuskZ
- Survey and
classification of industrial structures into different types;
b) TuskZZ - Identification of industrial structures repeated a large number of times

in the country, which are amenable for typification from the classified
list prepared during task I; and
c) Task ZZZ- Specifying the elements of the industrial structures to be typified taking
into consideration a number of parameters, such as structures with

cranes and without cranes, span length, height, support conditions,
slope of roof, wind and earthquake forces, spacing, field and shop
connections, material (steel, reinforced concrete), etc.
The data regarding physical parameters like span, spacing, roof slope, column height,
crane loading, etc, of existing structures has been obtained from several public sector
enterprises through Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE). Some information from private
industries has also been collected by BIS.
The typified design for the following types of industrial structures in steel and
reinforced concrete is envisaged to be brought out based on appropriate Indian
Standards:
a) Steel Structures
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Structures
Structures
Structures
Structures
Structures
with
with
with
with
with
steel roof trusses (with and without cranes)

steel kneebraced trusses (without cranes)
steel portal frames (without cranes)
steel portal frames (with cranes)
steel latice frames (without cranes)
b) Reinforced Concrete Structures

1) Structures with RCC roof trusses (with and without cranes)
2) Structures with RCC portal frames (without cranes)
3) Structures with RCC portal frames (with cranes)
In each case of structures with cranes, the maximum capacity of crane considered is
limited to 20 tonnes, normal range in light industries.
This Handbook deals with typification of structures with RCC portal frames (without
cranes). Typification includes analysis and design of RCC portal frames. The portal frame
has been analyzed and designed for vertical and lateral loads (wind andearthquake forces)
using the moment resisting portal frame action, with pinned_ and fured support
alternatives. Adequate wind bracing along the length of the building should be provided
to withstand the wind on end gable and drag force on the roof and walls. Since the design
for this depends upon the length of the building, locations of the expansion joint, etc, the
typified design of these bracings is not given in the Handbook. However, an illustrative
example of bracing design has been included.
Some of the points to be noted regarding analysis and design of these structures are as.
follows:a) The typified designs have been given for the following parameters:
Span lengths (metres)
Spacing of frames (metres)
Roof slopes
No. of Bays
Column Height
(ml
Span
(ml
9.0
12.0
18.0
24.0
30.0
*Combination
= 9,12,18,24and
30
= 6.0 and 12.0
= lin3,1in4andlin5
(1
3
*
. *
5.0,6.5
5.0,6.5,9.5
6.5,9.5, 12.5
9.5,12.5
9.5,12.5
*
*
*
*
8
*
L
_
is available
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*
-
4
l
Wind zones
Earthquake zones
Type of support
= I, II and III
= I, II, III, IV and V
= Fixed and hinged
The column height specified above includes 0.5 m length of column which is embedded below ground level.
b) The analysis of portal frames has been made using a computer programme based on
the stiffness method of analysis.
c) The internal pressure/suction specified in 1338751964 for buildings with normal
permeability (kO.2) has been considered in design.
d) The structural design of RCC sections is based on IS:4561978. Since the designs
presented in the Handbook could be used either for a cast in-situ construction-or
for a precast construction, therefore M 25 concrete has been used for the design of
all portal frames, and 6.0 m span RCC purlins and cladding runners. The 12.0 m
span prestressed concrete purlins and cladding runners are designed using M 40
concrete.
4 For portal frames, of both fmed and hinged support, prismatic rafter sections are
adopted. Prismatic column sections are adopted for portal frames with fured
support and non-prismatic column sections are adopted for portal frames with
hinged base.
0 To facilitate prefabricated construction, the position of joints and the joint details
have been included to illustrate the method of detailing. This should not be considered as the only available method for detailing.
fd The typified design results are given for purlins, cladding runners and frame
members. Design of other elements, such as lugs to support the purlins, brackets to
support cladding runners and eaves beams are also covered. Bracing and foundation
designs have not been typified because of varying design parameters. However, a
typical example of bracing design and footing design is included.
h) A detailed design example in the design of?ice format is given in the Handbook
illustrating the use of analysis and design information presented.
.
j) On the basis of typified designs for different spans, spacings, roof slopes, etc, some
conclusions regarding the more economical designs is covered in the Handbook.
k) The Handbook is intended to be used by qualified engineers only.
This Handbook is based on the work done by Structural Engineering Laboratory,
Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras. The
draft handbook was circulated for review to Shri J. Durai Raj, New Delhi; University of
Roorkee, Roorkee; National Projects Construction Corporation Limited, New Delhi;
Engineer-in-Chiefs Branch, Army Headquarters, New Delhi; Gammon India Limited,
Bombay; Association of Consulting Engineers (India), New Delhi; Tata Consulting
Engineers, Bombay; Metalhugical and Engineering Consultants (India) Limited, Ranchi;
National Industrial Development Corporation Limited, New Delhi; Research Designs &
Standards O;ganization, Lucknow; S. B. Joshi and Company Limited, Bombay; Food
Corporation of India, New Delhi; Engineers India Limited, New Delhi; National Hydroelectric Power Corporation Limited, New. Delhi; National Thermal Power Corporation,
New Delhi; Western Railways, Bombay; Braithwaite and Company Limited, Calcutta;
Tata Iron and Steel Company Limited, Jamshedpur; B.C. Shirke and Company, Pune;
City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra Limited, Bombay; Stup
Consultants Limited, Bombay; Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited, Ranipet; Housing and
Urban Development Corporation Limited, New Delhi; Hindustan Steel Works
Construction Limited, Calcutta; Hindustan Prefab Limited, New Delhi; Planning
Commission, New Delhi; C..R.Naraya_na Rao Architects and Engineers, Madras;
Engineering Construction Corporation Limited, Madras; Central Building Research
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Institute (CSIR), Roorkee; Jessope & Company Limited, Calcutta; National Council for
Cement and Building Materials, New Delhi; Structural Engineering Research Centre
(CSIR), Madras; Bureau of Public Enterprises, New Delhi; Central Public Works
Department (CDO), New Delhi; M. N. Dastur and Company Private Limited, Calcutta;
Bokaro Steel Limited, Bokaro; Housing and Urban Development Corporation. Limited,
New Delhi; and the views received have been taken into consideration while finalizing the
Handbook.
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CONTENTS
1.
GENERAL
2.
ANALYSIS
3.
DESIGN
4.
RESULTS OF PORTAL FRAMES : ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

e
5.
MISCELLANEOUS
6.
ILLUSTRATIVE
7.
ESTIMATION OF QUANTITiES
8.
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
9.
REFERENCES
27
10.
TABLES
29
11.
FIGURES
DESIGN EXAMPLES
OF CONCRETE/STEEL
26
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1. GENERAL
column members are adopted. Purlins and cladding

runners are assumed to be located at a maximum
spacing of 1.4 and 1.7 m on the rafter and column
members respectively.
1.1 Introduction - Reinforced concrete portal frame

is one of the structural systems that can be adopted
for construction
of industrial buildings. The resistance of vertical loads and to lateral loads (due to
wind, earthquake, etc) in the transverse direction in
such buildings is generally derived from the frame
action, whereas the resistance to lateral loads in the
longitudinal
direction is provided by means of
longitudinal column bracings in the end bays.
1.3 Terminology
Industrial sheds using reinforced concrete portal

frame as the main load carrying system may be with
or without cranes. The Handbook gives information
only about
portal frames without
cranes but
subjected to dead load, live load and wind load/
seismic load according
to appropriate
Indian
Standards.
The analysis and design results are given for purlins,
cladding runners and frames for the following
parametres:
= 9.0,12.0,18.0,24.0and
30.0
Spacing of frames (m) = 6.0 and 12.0
=1in3,1in4,and1in5
Roof slopes
= Asbestos cement sheet
Roof covering
roofmg
Span length (m)
Bay
- The space between successive bents.
Bracing
Single or diagonal members which

form a truss system with columns or
rafters to provide stability and resist
horizontal load.
Cladding
Runners
Members carrying side sheeting and

supported by columns.
Columns
Members generally vertical which

primarily resist axial load and bending moment.
Column
height
The height of the column from top

of the foundation to the junction of
the centre lines of rafter and column.
Purlins
Members carrying roof sheeting and

supported by rafters.
Roof Slopes
The slope of the rafter with respect

to the span length. It is obtained by
dividing the rise of the portal frame
by half the span length.
Spa c*ng of
The centre line distance of two adjacent portal frames in the longitudinal direction.
-Span
The centre line distance between the

columns at top of the foundation in
the transverse direction.
Frames
Span
(m)
Column Height
W
9.0
12.0
18.0
24.0
30.0
5.0, 6.5
5.0,6.5,9.5
6.5,9.5,12.5
9.5,12.5
9.5,12.5
Number of Bays
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
-
*
*
*
-
*
*
2. ANALYSIS
2.1 Loads - The purlins, cladding runners and portal

frames are analyzed for dead load, live load and wind
load, and subsequently
checked for seismic load.
* Combination is available.
Wind zones
Seismic zones
Type of support
2.1.1 Dead Load - The purlins, cladding runners

and portal frames are designed for their self-weight
according to IS:19911-1967.*
= I, II and III
= I, II, III, IV and V
= Fixed and hinged
2.1.2 Live Load -The purlinsand portal frames are

designed for live loads according toIS:875-1964.f
taken with appropriate reduction for roof slopes,
whenever applicable.
The analysis and design results are presented for

both fared and hinged support conditions. The
column height specified includes 0.5 m length of
column which is embedded below ground level.
2.1.3 Wind Load -The purlins, cladding runners and

portal frames are designed for the three basic wind
pressure zones given in ,13:875-1964s The internal
1.2 Portal Frame Confguration - For portal frames,

of both fixed type and hinged type, prismatic rafters
are adopted.
For frames with fixed support
condition, prismatic cohunn members axe adopted
and for frames with hinged base, non-prismatic
*Since revised as IS:875 (Part 1) - 1987.

t Since revised as IS:875 (Part 2) - 1987.
%ince revised as
IS:875 (Part 3) - 1987.
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pressure/suction
specified
in IS:8751964,*
for
buildings with normal permeability (+ 0.2~) has been
considered. Under each basic wind pressure, the
following t.hree different wind load conditions (see
Drg. 142) have been analyzed:
For the purposes of design of both the reinforced

concrete (RC) and prestressed concrete (PSC) purlins
according to the limit state of collapse, the design
forces in the appropriate planes are arrived at in
accordance with IS:456-1978 and IS:1343-1980 for
load combinations shown below:
a) Wind perpendicular to the ridge with internal

suction (WL 1)
b) Wind perpendicular to the ridge with internal
pressure ( WL 2)
C)Wind parallel to the ridge with internal pressure
(WL 3)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
j)
k)
The basic wind pressure is reduced by 25 percent

for the design of all members if the height of the
building is less than 10.0 m and for columns alone if
the height of the building is more than 10.0 m but
less than 30.0 m.
Where C, = 0.75 for members of building whose

heights are less than or equal to 10.0 m and for
columns of buildings whose height is less than 30.0 m
and C,, = 1.O for all other cases.
In the case of multi-bay portal frames, drag force

due to wind on interior slopes has also been
considered according to IS:8751964.*
2.3 Analysis of Cladding Runners - Cladding runners

of span 6.0 m and 12.0 m span are analyzed as simply
supported beams for the loads described in 2.1. The
load combinations
considered for evaluating the
design bending moments at the service load stage and
.the limit state of collapse are as given in 2.2.
Cladding and cladding fasteners shall be designed

for increased wind pressure due to local effects
according to IS:8751964.*
2.1.4 Seismic Load - Seismic load is generally not
of significance for low rise buildings such as those
considered in the Handbook. But a few cases of frames
with the shortest spans and the shortest column
height, and also of frames with the largest spans and
the largest column height have been checked for
seismic load effects. The seismic load characteristics
and intensities in such cases are assumed as specified
for different earthquake zones in 13:1893-1984.
Snow load
typification.
has not
been
considered
2.4 Analysis of Portal Frames - All the portal frames

are analyzed according to the principles of elastic
theory for dead load, live load and wind load as
described in 2.1. For simplifying the analysis, the
loads are assumed to act at four intermediate points
on the rafter andat one intermediate point on the
column.
for the
It is assumed that the frames are supported on an

isolated footing. In the case of isolated footing, the
idealized support condition for the column can be
fixed end condition
or hinged end condition
depending on the soil strata. If the isolated footing is
resting on hard rock, it can be assumed as a fiied base
because the rock will not deform much to allow the
rotation of the foundation, and if it is resting on
normal soil, it can be assumed as hinged because due
to the compressibility of the soil, the foundation can
undergo a rotation relieving off the moment. In the
case of the columns supported by a pile foundation,
the base of the column should be assumed as fixed.
Analysis has been carried put for both cases of
support conditions, that is, fured and hinged.
2.2 Analysis of Purlins - The maximum spacing of

purlins is assumed to be 1.40 m centre-to-centre
supporting asbestos cement sheets. Galvanized iron
sheeting may be used in place oi 4C sheeting without
any modifications. However, in case of GI sheeting,
if a larger spacing than 1.40 m is to be adopted (as
per recommendation
of the manufacturers),
the
purlins will have to be suitably redesigned. The portal
design will remain unaltered.
Purhns are analyzed as simply supported beams
subjected to biaxial moment due to dead load, live
load and wind load/seismic load as described in
2.1.
First the bending moments due to the dead load
(DL), liveload (LL) and the wind loads (WL 1,
WL 2, WL 3) are computed. For checking the
permissible stresses at various service load stages of
12 m prestressed
concrete
purlin,
the load
combinations as shown below are considered:
a)
b)
c)
d)
The portal frames have been analyzed using a

plane frame computer programme which is based on
stiffness method
of analysis. Three degrees of
freedom are assumed at each node. In this method,
the structure coordinates are specified at all the nodal
points including the supports. The number of forces
at each node is equal to the possible degrees of
freedom per node that are inputted.
Then, the
stiffness matrix of the structure is assembled and the
boundary conditions are incorporated. The resulting
simultaneous equations are solved for displacements,
using which the member end actions are finally
obtained.
DLtLL
DLtLLtWLl
DLtLL+WL2
DLtLLtWL3
*Since revised as I$875
1.5DL t1.5LL
1.5DL+1.5C,,WLl
1.5DL t1.5GWL2
l.SDLtl.Sc,WL3
0.9DL t1.5C,,WL 1
0.9DL t1.5c,WL2
0.9DL t1.5c,WL3
1.2DL t1.2LL + 1.2C, WL 1
1.2DLt1.2LLt1.2C,,WL2
1.2DL t1.2LL t 1.2C, WL 3
(Part 3) - 1987.
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3.1
dimensions of different structural components

influence the analysis. Hence, considerable thought
had to be given for the choice of cross-sectional
shapes and dimensions.
Materials
3.1 .I Concrete - Since the designs presented in the

Handbook could be used either for a cast in-situ
construction or for a precast construction, M25
concrete is used for the design of all portal frames,
and of 6.0 m span RC purlins and cladding runners.
For the illustrative design of bracings in concrete,
M2S concrete is used. The 12.0 m span PSC purlins
and cladding runners are designed using M40 concrete
which is the minimum grade prescribed for
pretensioned prestressed concrete work. For the
illustrative design of foundation, Ml5 concrete is
used.
The purlins and cladding runners are supported

and analyzed as simply supported members of 6 or
12 m span. The cross-section shape chosen is either
an angle section or a channel section because these
are the most suitable ones for a member subjected to
biaxial bending permitting at the same time easy
fixing on to the lugs.
For the main portal frames, a solid rectangular
section has been chosen mainly from the considerations of ease of construction and partly from the
considerations of stiffness against lateral loads.
Particularly in the case of long span and relatively
high portal frames, it has been observed that the
imposed limit of height/325 on the lateral deflection
governs the design rather than the strength. In case a
user decides to adopt a section which is governed by
only strength and not deflection, then the sections
can be redesigned making use of the analysis tables
given in the Handbook.
3.1.2 Steel - High yield strength deformed bars

conforming to 13:1786-1985 are used as reinforcement in all RC members except in case of ties for
purlins and cladding runners for which mild steel
conforming to IS:432 (Part 1)1982 is used. The
pretensioned prestressed concrete purlins and
cladding runners of 12.0 m span are assumed to be
prestressed using 3 ply, 3 mm diameter uncoated
stress-relieved strands conforming to IS: 6006-l 983.
3.2.3 Load Combination Governing ihe Design From amongst the large number of load combinations
listed in 2.2, the governing load is that which gives
the bending moment or that combination of bending
moment and axial force which requires the maximum
percentage of steel at the section under consideration.
Thus, it is possible that designs of different sections
are governed by different combinations of the
possible loads.
3.2 Basic Criteria for Design

3.2.1 Limit States of Collapse and Serviceability Design of reinforced concrete or prestressed concrete
structural members is carried out to satisfy the
criteria laid down in 18:456-1978 and IS:1343-1980
for safety against limit state of collapse, and limit
states of cracking and deflection at working load
stage, whenever available. In addition to the specific
guidelines available in the respective Indian Standards
for ensuring the required safety against limit state of
collapse, both for reinforced concrete members and
prestressed concrete members, the safety against
cracking is assured in prestressed concrete members
through the provision of limiting stresses under
working load stage. 133456-1978 has specific
recommendations also for limiting deflections of
simple flexural members like purlins and cladding
runners.
3.i Design of the Purliis Cladding Runners - The

purlins and the cladding runners can be of reinforced
concrete, prestressed concrete or steel sections. In the
Handbook, details of 6.0 m span RC purlins and
cladding runners, and 12.0 m span prestressed
concrete purlins and cladding runners are given.
However, hot rolled angle or channel sections or cold
formed Z-sections can also be used as purlins.
3.3.1 Design of the 6.0 m Span RC Purlins and
Cladding Runners - 6.0 m span RC purlins and clad-
ding runners are designed by the limit state method

according to 13:456-1978 for the governing bending
moments and shear forces obtained from the analysis.
It is found that the design is not very much
influenced by the variation of the roof slope and
wind load/seismic load. Hence, one common design
is given for all the load cases described in 2.2. Effect
of torsion is neglected as it is not significant.
No specific recommendations exist at present in

IS:456-1978 for calculation of crack width or on
lateral deflection of structural systems such as portal
frames. Crack widths have been investigated based on
the formulae of AC1 318-1983 and a value of
height/325 has been adopted as the limihg
deflection for the lateral deflection of the portal
frames when the deflections are calculated using the
values of Youngs modulus and effective moments
of inertia as recommended in IS:456-1978.
3.3.2 Design of the 12.0 m Span. Prestcessed

Concrete ,Furlins and Cladding Runners - The pre-
3.2.2 Choice of Preliminary Cross-Sectional Shape

Dimensions
- In reinforced and prestressed
concrete structures, the self-weight of the structural
members contributes quite significantly to the total
vertical load coming on to the structural members.
Furthermore, in the design of statically indeterminate structures like portal frames, the relative
stressed concrete purlins and cladding runners are

designed for the bending moments and shear forces
described in 2.2 according to IS:1343-1980. Since it
is found that the design of the purlins and cladding
runners is not very much influenced by the variation
in roof slopes and the wind load/seismic load, only
one common design is given. This is applicable for
and
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frames with all slopes considered
zones/seismic zones.
and for all wind
or more even though the seismic load does not govern

the design.
3.4 Design of the Portal Frames

3.4.1 Strength Design - The critical sections of
the principal rafter and the column of the portal
frames are designed for all the load combinations
given in 2.2. The effective length for strong axis
buckling under axial compression of the columns has
been considered as 1.5 times the actual columns
height for fixed type of support and 2.25 times the
actual length for hinged type of support according to
the provisionsof IS:456-1978. Theeffective length for
weak axis buckling
of columns
under
axial
compression has been considered as 0.75 times the
height for fwed and hinged type of supports following the provisions of IS:800-1962. The columns are
designed for bending moment along minor axis also,
wherever applicable.
It is found that the design of the critical crosssections of a portal frame
is not very much
influenced by the variation hi slopes and wind/seismic
loads. Hence, common designs are worked out which
are applicable for all slopes and wind/seismic forces.
With the critical cross-sectional details being common
for all slopes, the influence of the slope has been
incorporated while fming the lengths of the rafters,
location at which bars could be curtailed and other
points related to reinforcement
detailing. Normal
clear cover according to IS:456-1978 is assumed in
the design. In a particular case, if additional cover has
to be provided due to aggressive environment, etc,
then the column dimensions have to be increased to
the extent of increase in the cover. In the design of
the rafter, the effect of axial force is neglected as it is
not significant.
3.4.2 Deflection - As already mentioned, it is
ensured that the lateral deflection at the top of
the columns is less than l/325 of height of the
columns under the worst combination
of all the
vertical and lateral loads. It is significant to note here
that a considerable portion of the lateral deflection at
the top of the column is due to the action of vertical
loads themselves.
3.4.3 Crack Width - The maximum widths of the
cracks in the portal frames are checked according to
ACI-318-1983 and they are found to be within the
permissible values.
3.4.4 Special Considerations for Frames in Seismic
As mentioned in 2.1.4, some of the frames
with largest span and largest column height, as well as
shortest spanand shortest column height are analyzed
for seismic forces. It is found that the seismic forces
dq not govern the strength design. However, the
joints in the frames to be constructed in areas where
seismic coefficient is 0.05 or more are to be so
detailed that enough ductility is ensured according to
18:4326-1976. These special joint details should be
incorporated
at the joints of the frames to be
constructed in areas where seismic coefficient is 0.05
Zones -
4. RESULTS
OF PORTAL FRAMES: ANALYSIS

AND DESIGN
4.0 The results of the extensive analysis and design

work carried out for the large number of portal frame
configurations as described in the earlier clauses are
presented in the form of detailed design drawings and
tables.
,
Whereas the detailed design drawings prepared can
be straight away adopted for fabrication and erection,
they are naturally strictly valid only for the definite
set of assumptions
like the material properties,
section dimensions and other relevant data chosen as
the basis for design. On the other hand, information
given in the analysis tables about bending moments,
shear forces and axial forces at critical sections will
at times be useful to such of those designers who
may, for valid reasons, like to adopt different
materials, say M20 grade of concrete, for example, or
deviate marginally
from the section dimensions
chosen. The values obtained for design bending
moments, shear forces and axial forces in the present
analysis should be applicable quite closely for any
frame of the same overall dimensions as long as the
areas and moments of inertia of the alternative
sections chosen do not deviate too much from those
adopted in the designs presented in the Handbook.
In a large number of cases, such values will be of
immense use at least in working out preliminary
designs. Hence, information is presented in the form
of design tables svhich give the design bending
moment, shear force and axial forces not only at all
critical sections of the portal frames but also at the
foundation level of each frame.
4.1 De&n Tables
4.1.1 Portal Frames - Tables 1 to 140 give
complete information about bending moments, shear
forces and axial forces at all the critical sections for
each of the 140 portal frames typified in the
Handbook.
All the values given for the critical
sections of the portal frames are for the ultimate
load stage. It may, however, be noted that the combination of loadings governing the design of different
critical sections may be different and hence the
design bending moments, shear forces and axial forces
given in each of the tables for each critical section
may be from a different set of load combinations.
This is appropriately accounted for whi?e considering
the governing load combinations.
It needs to be
emphasized here that the bending moments, shear
forces and axial forces given in Tables 1 to 140 give
the values from the basic analysis of the portal
frames. Slenderness effects are not included in the
values given in these tables. Hence, any designer who
wishes to make use of the values given in these tables
should be careful to take into account the additional
slenderness effects, wherever applicable.
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4.2.2 Drawings of Purlins and Cladding Runners For each of the four structural members, namely, the
6 m span RC purlin and cladding runner, the 12 m
span PSC purlin, and the 12 m span PSC cladding
runner, typical designs are worked out according to
the guidelines already mentioned in the earlier clauses
and the details are shown in the Drawing 143 and 144
respectively.
4.1.2 Foundations - It is still common practice in

our country to design the foundations based on the
allowable
soil pressure at working load stage.
Therefore, the critical combinations of axial force,
bending moment and shear force required for the
design of foundations are given for the working load
stage in the later part of each of the Tables 1 to 140.
Here again, it is to be noted that the data given in
the tables do not take into account the additional
moments caused due to slenderness of columns.
Hence, while designing the foundation of the portal
frames with the base of the column assumed as fixed,
the additional moments due to column slenderness, if
any, should be taken into account. A typical design
of foundation is given in 6.5. Design of foundations
has, however, not been typified in this Handhook
since the soil conditions, which vary from site to site,
would influence the design of foundation. Foundations
supporting the frames may be designed using simple
spread
footings,
pile foundations
or caisson
foundations depending upon the type of soil and type
of support conditions
assumed in analysis. The
column heights specified in 1.1 gives the total height
of column from top of foundation to the junction of
. centre lines of rafter and columns. This includes
0.5 m length which is assumed below ground level.
However, if firm strata is not available at this depth
and the foundations are to be carried deeper, then a
pedestal can be constructed as indicated in 6.5.4.
4.2.3 Drawing of Lugs - Details of concrete lugs

required to support the purlins and bracket details of
cladding runners are shown in Drawing No. 145 and
146 respectively. The fixing details of purlins and
cladding runners are also given in these drawings.
The bracket details for supporting the rain water
gutter along with details of external gutter and valley
gutter are given in Drawing No. 147.
4.2.4 Drawing of Eaves Beams - To give rigidity
in longitudinal
direction, eaves beams have been
provided as shown in general arrangement drawing
No. 141. The design of eaves beams has been
typified both for 6.0 m and 12.0 m spacing of portals.
Separate details have been shown for precast and
cast in-situ construction in Drawing No. 148.
4.2.5 Ductility Requirements
of Joints - It is
found that the seismic forces do not govern the
design of portal frames typified. However, the joints
in the frames to be constructed in earthquake zones
IV and V are to be so detailed as to ensure enough
ductility according to 18:4326-1976. A typical joint
detail is shown in Drawing No. 149. These joint
details should be incorporated in the joints of the
frames to be constructed in areas where seismic
coefficient is 0.05 or more.
4.2 Design Drawings

4.2.1 Drawings of Portal Frames - Drawings 1 to
140 give detailed drawings of all the portal frames
analyzed and designed as part of the typification
programme. As mentioned earlier, the influence of
the slope and wind zone on cross-sectional
dimensions and reinforcement
required at critical
sections of the portal frame is only marginal. Hence,
the same cross-sectional detailing can be adopted
for all wind zones and the slopes considered, namely,
1 in 3,1 in 4 and 1 in 5. But the lengths of the rafter,
the rise of the rafter at mid-span and other related
geometrical quantities
will be affected by the
differences in geometry implied through the differences in slopes. Hence, each of the drawings 1 to 140
also contains information
about the geometrical
dimensions required for each of the three different
slopes considered. Drawing No. 141 shows the general
arrangement of RC portal frames along with its related
fixtures.
5. MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS
5.1 Construction of Portal Frames with Precast
Elements Special Precautions - If in a prefabricated
construction,
the connection details are so dimensioned that the members joined at the joint develop
their full moment
and shear carrying capacity
required, then the behaviour of a prefabricated
structure after jointing is essentially the same as that
of a cast in-situ structure. Hence, from the point\of
view of structural behaviour, a lot of thought should
go into:
a) determining the location of the joints between
precast elements; and
Three different wind loading conditions have been

considered
in analysis as indicated in Drawing
No. 142.
b) detailing
of the joint
at the chosen location.
Incidentally,
the decision on the location of the
joints is influenced also by the lifting capacity of the
crane available at site. The method of handling individual elements and the erection procedure also have
to be taken into account in detailing of the reinforcements in individual elements. The frames given in
Drawing No. 1 to 140 can be constructed also out of
precast
elements
according
to the procedure
described below.
Specific notes are given in the relevant drawings.

General notes pertaining to all drawings are also given.
The drawings are directly appliable
for any cast
construction
planned
with the assumed
dimensions. For prefabricated construction, however,
a few modifications are needed (see 5).
in-situ
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5.2 Suggested Sckme of Cast& and Erection The frames are cast as segments as shown in Drawing
No. 150. The segments are cast flat on the ground.
They are lifted in horizontal position using the points
for transportation
shown in Drawing No. 150.
Schematic details of different types of futures used
for handling precast members are given in Drawing
No. 15 1. Then the columns are tilted, erected, aligned
and laterally braced. Temporary bracings and other
such precautions should be taken, as found necessary
during erection. The columns are erected using the
holes provided for erection as shown in Drawing
No. 150. The distances marked as a and b in Drawing
No. 150 are given in Table 141. The typical details
of the connection
between precast columns and
foundations in the case of fixed bases and hinged
bases are shown in Drawing No. 152 for the typical
design worked out in 6.5.2 and 6.5.3.2. Of course,
any other suitable details can also be adopted
depending on the site conditions. Next, the rafter is
erected in the vertical position using the holes
provided for erection. The tie member shall be
-suitably tightened before lifting so that there are no
erection
stresses induced
in the rafter. After
aligning, the joints are made. It is always desirable to
provide the joints in the rafter at the points of contraflexure. But these points will get shifted depending
on the loading condition. Hence, it is not possible to
fix a permanent point of contraflexure. So there can
be some bending moments in the joints. Hence,
it is advisable to provide a moment resisting
connection. Two typical joint details are shown in
Drawing No. 153. The salient dimensions indicated in
Drawing No. 153 are given in Table 142. As in the
case of the connection
between
columns and
foundations, any other suitable connection details
can also be adopted
depending
on the field
conditions.
the joints at the point of contraflexure or at least in a

zone with very small bending moments. Table 141
gives the information about the recommended points
at which joints and lifting hooks can be provided in
the rafters and in the columns for all the 140 frames
typified in this Handbook. The main reinforcement in
the precast column and rafter members need not
undergo any change from what has been given in
Drawing No. 1 to 140 as they are found to be
adequate to withstand possible handling stresses also.
5.4 Bracing - Even though bracing may appear to
be a secondary matter, it is highly important and
deserves careful attention. Probably more failures, or
at least unsatisfactory
performances,
have resulted
from inadequate bracing than from deficiencies in
main framing. There can be several alternatives by
which loads can be carried to the ground and in a
number of bays redundant diagonals may be used.
This makes the design of bracing in even simple
structures highly indeterminate.
In order to ensure stability in the longitudinal
direction, to take the wind forces acting on gable end
and the forces due to wind drag on roof, bracings
have to be provided at the rafter level and in the
vertical plane between columns. Normally, these
bracings are provided in the end bays - one at each
end of building. If the length of the building is large,
bracings are provided in some of the intermediate
bays also. A typical arrangement of bracings is shown
in Drawing No. 154.
The diagonal bracing members can be either in
concrete or in steel. Section dimensions required for
the bracing members either in concrete or in steel
depend on the total horizontal force coming on the
building in the longitudinal direction. This, in turn,
depends on the area of the gable end of the building,
surface area of the roof and the wind zone in which
the building is situated. A design of such a bracing in
concrete and in steel for one typical case is presented
in 6.6. Details of the bracings designed in the
illustrative example are shown in Drawing No. 155.
The bracings needed in any given case can be designed
on similar lines. Typification for bracing has not been
attempted since lot of variations are possible due to
different design parameters like length of building,
span, spacing, height, wind zone, etc.
The basic aim during erection should be to

commence and complete the erection of an end bay
or group of bays in which bracing has been
incorporated before proceeding with the erection of
the remainder of the structure. Components of the
end bay or bays will require support until the bracing
has been completed. Purlins and cladding runners
should not be relied upon to provide stability.
When permanent bracings are included elsewhere
in the building than in the end bay, erection should
commence at the bay or group of bays where they
have been incorporated, unless temporary bracing is
used. Where nature of design precludes erection in
the foregoing manner, proper steps should be taken
to provide alternative support.
5.5 Expansion Joints - Expansion joints have to be

provided after taking into consideration
various
factors, such as temperature, exposure to weather,
the time and season of laying of concrete. For the
purpose
of general guidance,
however,
it is
recommended
that structures exceeding 45 m in
length shall be divided by one or more expansion
joints.
Precast reinforced
concrete,
and prestressed
concrete purlins and cladding runners are handled at
the support points during erection and these are
shown in the respective drawings. They should be
lifted in the same position in which they are to be
finally placed at site.
The structures
adjacent to the joint should
preferably be supported on separate columns but not
necessary on separate foundations. The wind bracing
is discontinuous across expansion joint and hence the
bracing systems should be structurally independent in
each segment of the structure separated by expansion
joints.
5.3 Suggested Locations of Joints - Although one

should try to have a joint with sufficient moment
resisting capacity, it is always an advantage to have
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5.6 The use of the data represented in Tables 1 to
=0.289 + 0.625 + 0.060

=0.974 kN/m
Total dead load
140 is illustrated by means of an example worked out

in full detail in Section 6. The design example
illustrates completely the procedure to be followed in
the design of purlins, cladding runners, the portal
frame proper and also in the design of a suitable
foundation and bracing system.
6.2.2.2 Wind load - The wind load acts in the

horizontal plane. When the wind blows perpendicular
to the ridge, the wind load on the cladding runner
=0.75 x0.7 x2 xl.7 = 1.785kN/m
For laying of asbestos cement sheets, recommendations of IS:3007(Part l&1964 shall be followed.
6.2.3 Design Forces -Effect of torsion is neglected

as it is insignificant and only the effect of bending
and shear is considered.
6. ILLUSTRATIVE DESIGN EXAMPLE

6.1 Basic Data
6.2.3.1 Design forces due to dead load - T&&n

moment for limit state design or factored moment*
Plan area of the factory

=
building
Span of the portal frame =
Number of bay
=
Height of the column r
above the foundation =
Slope of the roof
=
Type of support at the
base of the column =
=
Spacing of the frames
=
Location of building
=
Basic wind pressure
Type of sheeting.
=
18.0 m x 30.0 m
18.0 m
1
= 1.5 x 0.974 x 5.792

8
= 6.12 kN*m
Shear force due to
factored loads V,
6.5 m
1 in 3 (18.435)
1.5 x 0.974 x 5.79

=
=4.23 kN
Fixed
6.0 m
Madras
2 kN/m
AC sheeting
6.2.3.2 Design forces due to wind load (wind,

blowing normal to ridge),
Factored moment
1.5 x 1.785 ~5.79~

8
Assume building of normal permeability.
= 11.22 kN*m
6.2 Design of the Cladding Runner - It is assumed

that AC sheet cladding is provided. The sheets are
supported on RC cladding runners spaced at 1.70 m
centre-to-centre. The width of the frame is 400 mm.
Factored shear force
1.5 x 1.785 x 5.79

2
=7.75 kN
6.2.1 Span - Effective span of the cladding runner

6.2.4 Design -Let the area of steel for the cladding
runner is as shown. Then the moment of resistance
under various load combinations is checked.
= 6 000-10-10-95-95
= 5 790 mm.
6.2.2 Loads
6.2.2.1 Dead load
300
Weight of roof material = 17 kg/m2

(including extra weight due to overlaps and fasteners)
The dead load acts in the vertical plane.
Assume Lshaped cladding
=250 mm x 300 mm
runner of size
x50mm
=0.17 x 1.7 = 0.289 kN/m
Weight of the sheet
Self-weight of the
cladding runner
Miscellaneous load
=(0.2x 0.05 + 0.30 x 0.05)

x 25
=0.625 kN/m
=0.035 x 1.7 = 0.060 kN/m
*The term factored moment means the moment

characteristic
loads multiplied by the appropriate
partial safety factor.
due to
value of
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6.2.4.1 Dead load
DEAD
LOAD
I
Factored
ro-0035
-t+
+t
r0.45
fck
at2
moment
= 6.12 kN.m
Assume depth of neutral

axis, X,
Nominal shear stress, 7v =

.
125 mm
4.23 x IO3
...
50 x225
= 0.38 N/mm*
Therefore,
strain,
and
fst1 = 0
f st2
Percentage of steel neglecting

horizontal leg,
0.003 5
=
200
25
201 x 100
50 x 225
From stress-strain curve for F, 415 steel,
f St2
= 1.78 percent
Pt =
=0.028
Stress, f,t 1
the steel in the
From Table 13 of 18:456-1978, design shear stress,
=o
7~ = 0.78 N/mm* > 0.38 N/mm. Hence safe,
~360 N/mm*
Hence, minimu;
web steel according to 25.5.1.6
of 18:456-1978 may be provided.
Using M 25 concrete,
strength,
fck
characteristic
compressive
6.2.4.2 Dead and wind load - The section is
designed for the simultaneous action of the dead and
wind load. Two cases are considered.
~2.5 N/mm2
Compressive force in concrete,

C
Case 1 : Cladding runner on the leeward side when

the wind blows perpendicular
to the ridge with
internal pressure :
=u.36 fckXub
=0.36 x 25 x 25 x300
=67 500 N
Tensile force in steel, T
Factored moment due to

= 6.12 kN.m
dead load, MUD
=201 x 360
= 11.22 kN.m
wind load, M, w
=79360N>C
Limiting moment of
resistance, M, , Lim
Resultant factored
moment, M,,
=67 500 x
(225 - 0.42 x 25) x 1O-6
= ~6.122t11.222
= 12.78 kN.m
~14.48 > 6.12 kN.m

Inclination
The section is designed for factored shear due to
dead load neglecting the horizontal leg.
of the neutral axis with the verticle.

0
tan-l.
I )
(6.12)
11.22
Factored shear force, Vu = 4.23 kN
= 28.61
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Compressive force in
concrete
=0.45
x 25 (;
x 58 x 24
+ 58 x 40.2) + 0.45 x 25
x ;
58
=34060+37
x 85.8
323
=71 383 N
Resultant compressive
force, C
=350
x 113 f
71 383
=39 550 + 71 383

=110933N
Resultant tensile force, T =342 x 113 + 360 x 201
=38646+72360
=111006
= c
Hence, the assumed neutral axis is alright.

Taking the moment of all the compressive forces
about the top fibre, distance of centre of compression
from top fibre,
64.2
F = 34 060 x -t
2
Assume the depth of neutral axis, X, = 150 mm

Solving graphically,
37 323 x (;
x85.8 + 64.2)
39 550 x 35
d SC
= 150-35
d stl
254-150
d st2
349 - 150 =I99 mm
=115mm
=104mm
t
110 933
= 54.76 mm
Moment of the tensile forces about the centre of

compression,
From strain diagram,

MU, lim = 38 646 x(254 - 54.76) + 72 363
(349 - 54.76) x lo
0.0035x115
Strain,
esc
= 29.0 kh/rn
= 0.002 7
> 12.78 kN/m
150
Hence, the assumed section is alright.
0.003 5 x 104
tst1
0.0024
150
Case 2 : Cladding runner on the windward side,

when the wind blows perpendicular to the ridge with
internal suction:
0.003 5 x 199
est2
0.004 6
dead load, MUo
= 6.12 kN/m
150
From stress-strain curve for steel:
Stress, fsc
f St1
fst2
= 350 N/mm2

wind load, M,,w
= 11.22 kN/m
= 342 N/mm2
Resultant factored
moment, Mu
= d6.122+11.222
= 12.78 kN.m
= 360 N/mm2
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Inclination
of the neutral axis with the vertical
f stl = 295 N/mm2

f st2 = 361 N/mm2
Force in the steel,
= 28.61
F SC
113 x335
=37 855 N
113x361
=40793N
Assume the depth of the neutral axis to be 90 mm

Solving graphically, d,, = 90 - 33.9 = 56.1 mm
Fstz=
d stl =129.7 - 90 = 39.7 mm
Compressive force in concrete,
d st2 =241 - 90 = 151
~0.45 x25 x?4 x96 x38.6

+ (0.45 t 0.28) x A x 25 x ?4 x(162+96)x 28
t M x0.28 x 25 (23.4 x 56 + 102 x 23.4)
= 20 844 + 32 960 + 12 940
=66744N
Resultant
compressive force, C
=37855+66744=104599N
Resultant tensile force, 7
= 59 295 + 40 793
= 100088N-c
c.
Hence, the assumed neutral axis is ahight.
Taking moment of all the compressive forces
about the top .fibre, distance of centre of compression
from top fibre,
~
_f=
208~x38.6+32960(11*25+2x
7,x28
11.25 + 7
12 940x 41 x23.4 + 37 855 x 33.9

t
104 599
= 29.8 mm
compression,
From the strain diagram,
M,,
Strain,
e,,
= -0.003 5
90
him = _[59 295 (129.7 - 29.8) + 40 793

(241 - 29.8)] x lo
x 56.1 = 0.002 2
= 14.53 kN/m > 12.78 kN/m

es*r = -0.003 5
90
x 39.7 = 0.0015
estz = o.003
90
x 151 =O.O058
Hence, the assumed section is alright for the

combination
of the dead load and wind load
moments.
The section is designed for the maximum factored
shear due to wind load neglecting the vertical leg.
From the stress-strain curve for steel,

Stress,
f,,
Factored shear force, Vu = 7.75 kN
= 335 N/mm2
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Nominal shear stress, 7,
Live load on the purlin = 1.4 x0.581 = 0.8lkN/m.
= z-5_! _9
50 X275
6.3.2.3 Wind load - Since the height of the

entire structure is less than 10 m, the basic wind
pressure = 0.75 p
= 0.56 N/mm2
Percentage
artical leg,
Pt =
of steel nelgecting
113X IO0
50X275
Wind blowing parallel to the ridge gives the

maximum wind load on the purlin according to
18:875-1964.
the steel in the
=082
.
Internal pressure
=0.8X0.75x2
= 1.2 kN/m2
Design shear stress of the concrete, from Table 13

of IS:45&1978,
rc = 0.59 N/mm2
Hence, nominal web reinforcement

25.5.1.6 of 18:456-1978 is adequate.
6.3.3 Design Forces
according to
6.3.3.1
Assuming 6 mm diameter mild steel as single

legged web reinforcement,
spacing of the web steel,
s,, = Aw xfy
0.4 b
spacing
according
due
Design for.es
Bending moment
vertical plane,
28x250
z,z= 350 mm
0.4 x 50
Maximum
permissible
25.5.1.5 of IS:456-1978
= 1.2 x 1.4
= 1.68 kN/m
Wind load on the purlin
> 0.56N/mm2
to the dead load
due to the dead load in the
0.8 x 5.79
M,, =
8
to
= 3.35 kN.m
.:
= 0.75 x 225 = 169 mm
Shear force in the vertical plane,

VI) =
Therefore, provide 6 mm single legged web steel

at 160 mm centre-to-centre in both the legs.
0.8 x 5.79
2
= 2.32 kN
6.3 Design of the Purlins - It is assumed that the

shed is covered with asbestos sheets supported by
purlins placed at 1.40 m centre-to-centre.
Component
of the moment
in the normal plane,
M ,, = 3.35 X cos 18.4
6.3.1 span - Effective span of the purlin
= 3.18 kN.m
= 6000-10-10-95-95
= 5 790 mm
Component
of
tangential plane,
6.3.2 Loads
6.3.2.1
moment
in, the
= 1.06 kN.m
= 200 x 250
Shear force in the normal leg, I/n = 2.32 XCos 18.4
50 mm is adopted.
= 2.20 kN
Weight of the sheet = 0.17 x 1.4 = 0.238 kN/m
Shear force in the tangential leg,
Self-weight of the purlin = (0.20 + 0.20) x 0.05 x

25 = 0.50 kN/m
Miscellaneous loads = 0.035 x 1.4 = 0.049 kN/m
= 0.238 t 0.50 + 0.049
Total dead load
= 0.787 kN/m - 0.80 kN/m
Live load
bending
MDt = 3.35 x sin 18.4
Dead load
An L-shaped purlin of dimensions
6.3.2.2
18:875-1964,
the
Live load
= 0.75 - 0.02
= 0.581 kN/m
according
V Dt = 2.32 x sin 18.4
= 0.73 kN
6.3.3.2
to
Design
forces
due
to the live load
Bending moment due to the live load,

M = 0.81 x 5.792
(18.4 - 10)
11
= 3.39 kN.m
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Shear force in the vertical plane =
Case 2: 0.9 DL t 1.5 WL
0.81 x 5.79
2
Factored moment in the normal plane,

= 2.35 kN
M 2 = 0.9 x 3.18 - 1.5 x7.04
Component of the live load bending moment

the normal plane,
=
ML,,
= 7.70 kN.m
in
Factored moment in the tangential
3.39 x cos 18.4
plane,
M utz = 0.9 x 1.06 = 0.95 kN.m
= 3.22 kN.m
Factored shear force in the normal plane,

Component of the live load bending
the tangential plane,
moment
in
Vun2
3.39 x sin 18.4

= 1.07 kN.m
ML,
Factored
Vut2
Shear force in the normal plane,
shear
=
force
in the
tangential
plane,
0.9 x 0.73 = 0.66 kN
1.2 DL t 1.2 LL + 1.2 WL
Case 3:
= 2.35 x cos 18.4

= 2.23 kN/m
VLn
0.9 x 2.20 - 1.5 x 4.86

= - 5.31 kN
Factored moment in the normal plane,

Shear force in the tangential plane,
Mun3
2.35 x sin 18.4

= 0.74 kN
=
VLt
1.2x3.18+1.2x3.22-1.2x7.04
= - 0.77 kN.m
Facroted moment in the tangential plane,
6.3.3.3
Design forces due to the wind load
Bending moment
the normal plane,
M
M ut3
due to the wind load which is in
= 1.68 x 5.792
8

VUll3
= 7.04 kN.m
Shear force in the normal plane,

=
1.68 x 5.79
-2
Vut3
= 4.86 kN
plane,
1.2 x 0.73 -I-1.2 x 0.74
ET
l-#lO
plane,
M utl = 1.5 x 1.06 + 1.5 x 1.07

Vunl = 1.5 x 2.20 t 1.5 x 2.23
6.3.4.1 Dead load and live load
= 6.65 kN
tangential
'l-#lO
l-#12
= 3.2 kN.m
in the
50
Factored moment in the tangential
with steel
-P=t
= 9.60 kN.m
force
plane,
6.3.4 Design - The purlin is reinforced

as shown in the figure below:
M un, = 1.5 x 3.18 + 1.5 X3.22
shear
1.2x2:2+1.2x2.23--1.2x4.86
-OS+?kN
= 1.76 kN
CaseI:1.5DL+l.SLL
Factored moment in the.normal
=
=
Factored shear force in the tangential
6.3.3.4 Resultant design forces
Factored
1.2x1.06 + 1.2 x 1.07

= 2.56 kN.m
Resultant factored moment,
plane,
Mu = JIM,.,2
V utl = 1.5x 0.73+1.5x0.74
+Mutlz = J+
= 10.12 kN.m
= 2.21 kN
12
Inclination
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Compressive force in the concrete
of the neutral axis with the horizontal,
13= tan
-I
3.2
96
0
= 18.4
= 40254N
Resultant compressive force,
C = 23 305+40254
= 63 559 N
Resultant tensile force,
T = 22515
t40793
= 63 308 N 2: c
Hence, the depth of the neutral axis assumed is
alright.
Assume the depth of the neutral axis, X, = 57 mm
Taking the moment of all the compressive forces

about the top fibre, distance of centre of compression
from top fibre,
Solving graphically:
d SC = 57 - 32 = 25 mm
dstr = 79257
= 22mm
x=
0.45 x 25
80x24
63 559
d stz = 269 - 57 = 212 mm
(158 + 80)
2
x +x24+
3
2
x 33x
0.003 5
esc = -x25
57
Strain,
0.003 5
Est 1 = -x22
37
E
st2 =
0.003 5
57x212
fst
fst2
285 N/mm2
361 N/mm2
+23305x32
= .14rnrn
Moment of the tensile forces about

of compression,
= 0.001 4
M,, Lim = [22 515 x (79-34)

= 0.013 0
the centre
+ 40 793 (269-34)
x IO61
= 10.6 kN.m > 10.12 kN.m

combination of dead load and live load moments.
= 295 N/mm2
1 =
7
x41 J
= 0.001 5
Stress, f,,
6.3.4.2 Dead load and wind load
Resultant factored moment, MU =

Force in the steel,
7.7
F---
+ o.952
= 7.76 kN.m
F SC = 79 x 295 = 23 305 N
Inclination
F stl =79x285
of the neutral
axis with horizontal
= 22515N
0 = tan1
Fstz = 113 x 361 = 40 793 N
13
0.95 = 7.0
( 7.7 >
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Compressive force in the concrete
= 0.36~25~55~50
= 24750N
Therefore, resultant compressive force,

C = 35030+24750
= 59780N
Resultant tensile force,
Assume the depth of the neutral axis, X, = 55 mm
T=2x
Solving graphically:
28519
= 57038N-C
Hence, the depth of neutral axis assumed is alright.

= 55 - 28 = 27 mm
d SC
d St 1 = 205 - 55 = 150 mm
=
d st2
Distance of
bottom fibre,
226 - 55 = 171 mm
centre
of
compression
from
the
35 030x 28 + 24 750 x 0.42 x 55
X=
59 780
= 26mm
Strain,
esc =
0.003 5
x 27 = 0.001 7
55
0.003
Estl = ~
55
0,003
fst2

compression,
MU, Lim = 28 519 (205 + 226 - 2 x26)
= 10.8 kN.m > 7.76 kN.m
x 150=0.0095
55

combination
of the dead load and the wind load
moment. The combination of the dead load, live load
and the wind load does not govern the design.
171 = 0.010 8
Shear in the normal leg is maximum for the

combination
of the dead load and the live load,

f,,
Stress,
x lo*
Factored shear force, VU = 6.65 kN
= 310N/mm
Nominal shear stress, 7, =
6.65 x 10
50 x 225
f stl = 361 N/mm2
= 0.59 N/mm2
Percentage of steel in the normal leg,
f st2 = 361 N/mm2
113x100
= 1 .OO nercent
50 x225
*
Design shear stress of the concrete from Table 13
of 18:456-1978,
n. =
VI
Force in the steel,
Tc = 0.64N/mm2
F SC = 113 x 310 = 35 030 N
F stl
79x361
= 28519
F st2
79 x 361 = 28 519 N
> 0.59 N/mm2

25.5.1.6 of 18:456-1978 is adequate.
according to
Shear in the tangential leg is maximum for the

combination
of the dead load and the live load,
Factored shear force, Vut = 2.21 kN
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Nominal shear stress,
r, =
2.21x lo3
Mu
Referring to Table 3 of SP:16, for ~
Percentage of steel(p) = 0.55
= 0.25 N/mm2
Percentage of steel neglecting the steel in the
normal leg,
79 xl00
= 0.90 percent
Pt = 50 x 175
0.55 x 400 x 765

pbd
Ast= _
=
100
100
Provide six 20mm
area of 1 885 mm2

of 183456-1978,
rc = 0.61 N/mm2
_If
M
according to
0.4b
0.4 x 50
Maximum
permissible
25.5.1.5 of IS: 456- 1978
=0.75x
spacing
according
to
0.85x
needed
0.85 x 400 x 767
bd
fy
according
to
= 628mm2
415
175 = 131 mm
Provide three 16 mm diameter bars, providing an
area of 603 mm2, which is nearly equal to the
required.
Therefore, provide 6 mm diameter single legged

web steel at 130 mm centre-to-centre in both the legs.
6.4 Design of the Portal Frame - The design forces
at various critical sections of the frame are taken
from Table 11.
At Section E:
Sagging, factored moment, M, = 236 kN.m
6.4.1 Design of the Principal Rafter - Assume the

cross-sectional dimensions = 400 mm x 800 mm.
a) Design for flexure
At Section C:
Mu
-=
236 x 10
bd2
400~767~
= 1.008
Referring to Table 3 of SP:l6, for $
Hogging, factored
from Table 11.
moment
(M,)
= 422 kN.m
= 1.008
Percentage of steel (p) = 0.292

pbd
Assuming 20 mm dia bars, Fe 415 and M 25

concrete,
A St = -
0.292 x 400 x 767
100
Effective depth (d) = 800-25-l

0
= 765 mm
Referring to Table D of SP: 16,
Limiting moment of resistance (MU, Lim)
= 3.45 bd2
Mu,
= 38 kN.m
for this is less than the
Minimum area of steel

25.5.1.1 of 18:456-1978
= 350 mm
M,
an
= 0.162
Area of steel needed

minimum required.
28 x 250
Asv x fy
bars, providing
400 x 7672
bd2
Assuming 6 mm diameter mild steel single legged

web reinforcement, spacing of the web steel,
S =
= 38x lo6
= 1 683 mm2
diameter
Sagging, factored moment,
> 0.25 N/mm2

25.5.1.6 of IS:456-1978 is provided.
= 1.802 7
bd2
50 x 175
= 895.86
Provide five 16 mm diameter bars giving an area of

1 005 mm.
b) Design for shear
Lim = 3.45 x 400 n 765
At Section C:
= 8.076 x 10s N.mm

Factored shear force = 147 kN
Since Mu, Lim > M,, the principal rafter has to
be designed as a singly reinforced beam,
M,
-=
422 x 10
bd2
400 x 7652
mm2
100
= 1.8027
vu
rv = -=
bd
147 x lo3
~400x
= 0.48 N/mm2
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Percentage of r%forcement
d=40t
= 0.55
d
-=-

of IS:456-1978,
rc = 0.51 N/mm2
> 0.48 N/mm2
50
= 0.062 5 2 0.1
800
191 x lo3
fckbD
25 x 400 x 800
-=
Hence, it is O.K.
25.5.1.6 of 13:456-1978 is provided..
according
As+ fv
-
From Chart 32 of SP: 16,

P
0.4 x400
2) S, = 0.75 d = 0.75d=0.75
= 0.066
25 x 400 x 8002
fckbD*
= 260.75 mm
0.4 b
422 x lo6
-=M
100 x 415
=
= 0.024
to
According to 25.5.1.5 and 25.5.1.6 of IS: 4561978, spacing of the stirrups should be least of the
following :
l)S,=
10=50mm
= 0.037
z
x765=573.75mm
P = 0.925 percent
A, = 2 960 mm2
3) S, = 450 mm
Therefore, A,, = A,, = 1 480 mm2
Hence, provide 8 mm diameter, two legged stirrups

at 260 mm centre-to-centre for the entire length of
the rafter.
Provide ten 20 mm diameter bars giving an area of

3 141 mm.
6.4.2 Design of the Column
Provide 8 mm diameter lateral ties.
At Section B:
According to 25.5.3.2 of 13:456-1978,

lateral ties is the minimum of:
Factored moment, M, = 422 kN.m

Factored axial force = 191 kN
1)4OOmm
Column height (H) = 6.5 mabove the foundation

1.5 H
Slenderness ratio along major axis = ~
2) 16 x20=32Omm
= -
3) 48 x.8 = 384 mm
1.5 x6.5
Hence, provide 8 mm diameter

300 mm centre-to-centre.
= 12.19 2: 12
0.8
spacing of
Slenderness ratio along minor axis
lateral
ties at
Hence, the column is designed as a short column.
6.5 Design of the Foundation

- The illustrative
problem is the foundation for columns with fixed
base and the forces for which the foundation
is
designed are taken from Table 11. These values are
reproduced below:
Minimum eccentricity
Foundation
= 0.75 x 6.5
= 12.19 = 12
0.4
along the minor axis accord6 500

800
ing to 24.4 of 18:456-1978 =t 500
30
Load
=13t27=40mm
Factored
bending
moment
= 191x 0.04
forces at service load stage:
Axial Force (kN)

A
Compression
along the minor axis
= 7.6 kN.m
This is negligible and the nominal reinforcement

provided along the longer face can take care of this
moment.
Tension
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
W)
167
58
DL
156
LL
26
41
15
WL
20
31
15
Typical design of the foundation is worked out

considering the column to be cast in-situ and also to
be precast.
Provide equal reinforcement on two opposite sides

and assuming 20 mm diameter bars,
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6.5.1 Case 1: Cast in-situ Construction - Assume
the depth of the foundation to be 750 mm.
From force equilibrium,

P
-!!!.%
2
Moment,M=(167
t41 t31)tO.75(58tlSt15)
= 305 kN.m
Bx=p
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(1)
From moment equilibrium

Totalaxialload,P=156+26-20=162kN
Assuming the self-weight
percent of the above load,
P
$=
of footing
P= 162 x 1.1 = 178.2 kN

305
Eccentricity, e = F = ~
178.2
to be 10
BX(D-
about axis AA,
+-0.4)=M
. ...............(2)
Assume Pmax = 500kN/m;B=
1.2m
Solving the two equations

X = 0.594 m
= 1.711 m
D = 2.30 m
Since the eccentricity is very large and there is no

possibility for reversal of moments, owing to small
wind load moment compared to the dead load and
live load moments, an eccentric footing is adopted.
6.5.1.1 Structural design for bending moment

From the forces given, it can be seen that the load
combination governing the design is DL +LL. Under
this loading condition, the net pressure distribution is
as shown below. Ml 5 concrete and Fe415 steel are,
used.
The size of the column is 400 mm x 800 mm.

Safe bearing capacity of the soil = 400 kN/m2
(assumed)
Let cover to centre of reinforcement
be 50 mm
effective depth = 750 - 50 = 700 mm
Maximum permissible edge pressure = 1.25 x400

= 500 kN/m
Moment, M-167
t 41 t 0.70 (58 + 15) = 259 kN.m
Total axial load, P = I 56 t 26 = 182 kN

Let maximum pressure be p, then
pxx
2
1.2=182ands
P.F_xl.2(2.3-0.4-
$)=259
Solving the above equations, we, get P = 212 kN/m2

and x=1.43m
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ELEVATION
PLAN
PLAN
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Factored bending
=I82
MU
moment
about
section
Hence, the section provided is adequate. Since the

bending moment in the other direction being very
small, only nominal
reinforcement
is provided.
BB,
1.43
x105x(2.3-0.8--
0.12
Area of steel required =-x
100
= 279.4 kN.m
M
279.4 x lo6
bd2
400 x (700)2
U=
2300x
= 1311 mm2
1
Provide 12 bars of 12 mm diameter
(A,, = b 357 mm2)
(
= 1 43
200;750
Details of the foundation

No. 155(a).
From Table 1 of SP:16,
are shown in Drawing
Case 2: Precast Column and Cast insitu

- A socket type connection is adopted.
Such a connection is generally accepted as a good
detail for flexurally rigid footings and is also simple
to achieve. Overall plan dimensions of the foundation
are arrived at as illustrated in Case 1 : cast in-situ
construction. Hence, only the design of the socket is
illustrated here.
6.5.2
Pt k 0.454 percent
Foundation
0.454
x 400 x700
Tnerefore, A,, = 100
= 1 272 mm2
Provide twelve 12 mm diameter rods giving an area

of 1 357 mm2.
Factored shear force about section
ss,VU=1.5x1.2(212~93*4)xo.*
= 219.9 kN
Factored
bending
moment
about section
SS,
MU = (93.4 x 0.8 x 1.2 x 0.4
118.6x0.8x1.2x0.8x2
+
) 1.5
2x3
= 99.4 kN.m
Effective depth at this section,
d = 434 mm
tan P
Net factored shear force, Vu - 5

(39.1.1 of IS: 456-1978)=
6.5.2.1 Depth of socket - The socket is designed for bearing stress due to the column on the
inner and outer faces of the socket. Bearing stress on
the faces due to moment is shown below:
219.9 -
99.4 x 0.37
o 434
= 135 kN
7 =
135 x lo3
= 0.26 N/mm2
k!!!
1200 x 434
Design shear stress,

rc = 0.438 N/mm
> 0.26 N/mm2.

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As in the previous
nation is (DL + LL).
case, governing
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The two side faces are presumed to take the full
moment acting as cantilevers as they are very stiff
in the direction of bending. The outside face of the
socket will crack and become ineffective. The inner
face will be under compression but is neglected. This
will make the design conservative.
load combi-
Assuming the depth of the socket to be 800 mm,

the factored design bending moment,
M, = (208 + 73 x 0.40) 1.5
Total
= 356 kN.m
factored
moment
on
cantilever
base
= (208 + 73 x 0.8) 1.5

Factored design horizontal
force = 73 x 1.5
= 400 kN.m
= 1lOkN
Width of cantilever = 2 x 250 = 500 mm

Effective depth, d = 250 t 75 t 800 t 75 t 25
Permissible bearing stress = 0.45 fck
+y
= 0.45 x 25 = 11.25 N/mm2

(according to 34.4 of IS:456-1978)
= 1350mm
Equating resisting and applied moments,

11.25x%.~4OOh/2
M
-=
400 x lo6
bd2
500x1350x1350
= 0.44
= 356 x lo6
From Table 1 of SP: 16,
Solving for h,
h = 689 mm
pt = 0.129
Hence,provide an insertion of 800 mm. For 800 mm

insert, let actual bearing stress be fr .
However,
nominal
steel of 0.2 percent
provided. Provide an area = $
may be
x 1 350 x 500
= 1350mm.
Use twelve 12 mm diameter bars (A, = 1 357 mm2)
spread over both the faces of wall.
.
Also, the bearing forces on the socket face have to
be transferred to the side walls. This will generate a
separation tension at the joint. Adequate steel is
needed to transfer this tension.
= 356 X lo6 N/mm

fr = 8.3 N/mm
Additional bearing stress due to shear force
110x1000
=----= 0.34 N/mm2
800 X 400
Total tension at the joint
Total bearing stress = 8.3 + 0.34 = 8.64

= N/mm2 < 11.25 N/mm2 (permissible)
6.5.2.2
insertion of
all sides of
thickness for
1 8.64~400
=-_x
2
lo3
Design of the walls - For grouting and
the column, a clearance of 75 mm on

the column is given. A 250 mm wall
the bore is chosen.
x_800
+llo
=801 kN
1
Permissible stress in steel = 11;
x 415
= 360.8 N/mm2
Area required to resist the tension =
801 x 1000
360.8
= 2 220 mm2
Provide twenty 12 mm diameter bars
(A, = 2 262 mm)
These can be dispersed on both inner and outer
faces, as loops in the walls of the socket.
Details of the foundation
No. 151 (a).
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are shown in Drawing
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6.5.3 Design of Foundation for a Column with
Hinged Base - Even though the problem taken as
illustration is one with fixed base column, the design
of foundations for column with hinged base is also
illustrated.
6.5.3.1 Case 1: Cast in-situ construction Here, the foundation forces are taken from Table 81
for the frame with the same configuration but with a
hinged base. Of course, in the case of column with
hinged base, it is assumed that the footing as a whole
will rotate relieving of the moments because of the
compressibility
of the soil. The case of structural
hinge is not considered and it is not necessary to
provide a structural hinge ai all.
The problem illustrated assumes a safe bearing
capacity of soil of 100 kN/m2 .
-ICAL
SECTION
FOR FLEXU?AL SHEAI?
Column size : 500 mmx 500 mm

Foundation forces at service load stage taken from
Table 81 are reproduced below:
Load
fCompr&sion
DL
LL
WL
Adopt an overall depth of 250 mm.
Shear Force
AxiaZ Force (kN)
Therefore, effective depth, d = 250 - 40 - y
Tension
191
26
-
14
(W
- 12
=192mm
41
8
17
Therefore,
%-
bd2
20.6 x 1.5 x lo6

500 x 192
= 1.676
From Table 1 of SP: 16,

Totalaxialforce=191
Pt = 0.550 Beercent
t26=217kN
Assuming the self-weight of the foundation

10 percent of the above.
217 x 1.1
Area of bearing required = 100
A st=
to be
Provide nine
tions.
= 2.4 m2
Adopt a square footin
192 = 528 mm2
10 mm diameter bars in both direr
Ast = 9 x 79
of size,
= 706 mm
16OOmmx1600mm
Therefore, Pt 2
Upward bearing pressure on footing

=-
0.550
- 100 x500x
706
x 100
500 x 192
= 0.73 percent
217
b) Punching Shear
1.6x 1.6
= 85 kN/m2
Dimensions of the critical section:
a) Flexural design
b = 500 t 192 = 692 mm
Governing load case is (DL + LL)
50
D = 200 t 550 x 454 = 241 mm
Bending moment at the face of the column

=85x1.6
x -
d=241-40-
o.552
-12=183mm
Punching shear
2
= 20.6 kN.m
= 85 (1.6 x 1.6 - 0.692 x 0.692)

= 176.9 kN
Ml 5 concrete and Fe 415 steel are used.

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Punching shear
= 176.9 x 1.5 x lo3
4x692
= 0.52 N/mm2
xl83
Permissible shear stress in punching = 0.25 Jfck

= 0.25 Ji?
= 0.97 N/mm > 0.52 N/mm
Hence, it is O.K.
c) Flexural Shear
pt =
0.73 percent
From Table 13 of IS:456-1978

Design shear stress rC = 0.53 N/mm
Size of the column = 400 mm x 800 mm
Dimensions at the critical section:
Assume the size of the pedestal to be

600mmx 1 OOOmm
b=500+2
D =
xl92=884mm
d = 232.5 - 58 = 174.5
Since
mm
Factored axial force,

~~=(l56tO.6xl.Oxl.2x25t26)1.5
=3OOkN
Flexural shear
= 85 x 1.6 x 0.358
= 48.7 kN
Factored bending moment,

M, = [167 t 41 t (58 t 15) 1.21 1.5
=443kN.m

v=
the DL + LL combination is governing the
design.
232.5 mm
PU
48.7 x 1.5 x lo3
fckbD
884 x 174.5
= 0.47 N/mm2 < 0.53 N/mm2
a=MU
Hence, it is O.K.
f&D2
The details of the reinforcement is shown in

Drawing No. 156(b). A pedestal is provided since the
development length in compression for 20 mm
diameter bars is 905 mm.
300 x103
= 0.02
25 x600 x 1 000
443 x lo6
= 0.03
25 x 600 x(1 000)2
d=40+11=51mm
d _ -51
-_
= 0.5
D
100
From Chart 32 of SP:l6,
6.5.3.2 Case 2: Precast column and cast m-situ

- Structural design of the foundation will
be the same as that illustrated above. The walls of the
socket is subjected to very small forces since there is
no bending moment and hence only nominal reinforcement is provided. The details of the reinforcement for the foundation are shown in Drawing
No. 151 (b).
P
f ck
foundation
=0.015
Therefore, P = 0.015 x 25 = 0.375 percent

Provide 0.5 percent of the cross-sectional area of
the pedestal according to 33.4.3 of 13:456-1978.
Therefore, area of steel required
6.5.4 Design of a Pedestal - Where embedment

below ground level of the columns has to be more
than 500 mm because of firm soil available at greater
depth, a pedestal can be provided. A typical design of
the pedestal for 1200 mm height is illustrated below.
The maximum height of pedestal should normally be
limited to 1 200 mm.
=0.005x600x
1 000=3000mm2
Provide eight 22 mm diameter bars, four on each

face. Provide 2 bars of 16 mm dia on each of the
longer face. Provide 8 mm dia links at 300 mm
centre-to-centre.
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Drag pressure on roof = 0.025 x 2
= 0.05 kN/m2
~m!_UMN
EARS
10 4X20
66.1 Gable End Forces

6.6.1.1
Due to wind pressure on gable end.
Assume 0.8 m height of brickwork
SECTlON
above base.
OF THE W.lESTAL
6.6
Design of Bracing - The following example

illustrates the typical design of a bracing system for
a factory building of span 18 m and length 30 m
made of concrete portal frames having the following
salient features :
Nodal forces:
Span of the frame = 18 m

Spacing of the frames = 6 m
Height of the frame = 6.5 m
Roof slope = 1 in 3
At point 1 = 1A(5.7 t 6.7) 3x:
= 13.0 kN
At point 2 = ?4,(6.7 + 8.2) 4.5x+4
= 23.5 kN
1.4
At point 3 = ?4 (8.2 + 8.7) 3.0 x-=
2
17.8 kN
6.6.1.2 Due to drag force on roof
Nodal forces :
At point 1 =
30 2 3*16
x 0.85 = 3.6 kN
3o 4.74
2
30 x 1.58 x2
x 0.05 = 2.4 kN
At point 3 =
2
Total nodal force,
or =13.0+2.4=15.4kN
At point 2 =
The bracing design is worked out for a shed of
5 spacing with the arrangement of bracings as shown
above.
Basic wind pressure, P = 2 kN/m2
Pressure on wall
x0.05 = 2.4 kN
= 0.7 p = 0.7 x 2
= 1.4 kN/m
22
F2
23.5 + 3.6 = 27.1 kN
F3
17.8 + 2.4 = 20.2 kN
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6.6.2 Force Diagram
Diagonal force, P = F
2C-2 kN -
154 kN
_-----
6m
Critical rafter bracing

F= 27.1 kN
274 kN -
JGF-
27.1 kN
a=Bm
i
1
In the X bracing, only one diagonal is normally

considered as effective.
P=27.1
dn
6
= 39.4 kN
Vertical bracing
a=6m
P= 15.4 &j.02+j.72
6
= 21.3 kN
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Since the rafter bracing and vertical bracing is not
in same plane, therefore, some additional stresses will
come on portal rafters which can be rechecked, if
required. Two alternatives have been worked out for
design of bracing, one using steel and other using
concrete.
6.6.4 Case 2: Concrete Bracing- Use M 25 concrete

and Fe 415 steel.
a) Rafter bracing
Axial force, P = 39.4 kN
Factored axial force, Pu = 1.5 x 39.4 = 59.1 kN
Consider cross-section of size 150 x 150 mm
Self-weight acting vertically downwards
6.63 Case 1: Steel bracing

a) Rafter bracing
8.72
= 25 x 0.15 x 0.15 x 6.00
= 0.82 kN/m
Diagonal length = J6.322+

Axial force
= 8.72 m
= 39.4kN
The tension diagonal member is designed and the

same section is provided for the other diagonal.
Consider two angles ISA: 50 x 50 x 6 mm placed
back to back, with a 10 mm gusset.
Bending moment at mid-height (span) due to

self-weight
=-
Least slenderness ratio = L
=-
872
0.82 x 62
8
= 354
2.46
= 3.7 kN.m
which may be allowed.

Net area = 2 x 5.68 - 2 x 0.6 X 2.15 = 8.78 Cm2 *
Therefore, factored moment, M, = 1.5 x 3.7

= 5.6 kN.m
Net axial capacity

= 0.6 x 25 000 x 8.78
= 131.7 kN > 39.4 kN
The compression member is designed and the same

section is provided for the other diagonal also.
Pu (compression)
= 59.1 kN
= 5.6 kN.m
MU
Effective length = 8.72 m
50X50X6
/YA
Additional facto;d
moment due to slenderness,
where
t .
4-
PU= factoled axial road in compresslull,

D = depth of cross-section at right angles to
major axis, and
1ex = effective length in respect of the major
axis,
b) Vertical bracing
Diagonal length =
Axial force
=
dG2
21.3 kN
= 8.28 m
Mu =
The tension diagonal member is designed and the

same section is provided for the other diagonal.
Consider two angles ISA:50 x 50 x 6 mm placed back
to back with a 10 mm gusset.
59.1 x 0.15
2000
8.72
( 0.15 1
= i5.0 kN.m
= 20.6 kN.m
59.1 x 103
= 0.105
25 x150 x150
TotalM, = 5.6 + 15.0

PU
-=
f&hD
Net axial capacity = 131.7 kN > 21.3 kN

Hence, it is O.K.
The details of the steel bracing designed above are
shown in Drawing No. 154.
24
-=J+f
20.6 x lo6
fckbD2
25x150~150~
= 0.244
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From Chart 34 of SP: 16,
P
P=25xO.12
= 3 percent
= 0.20
fck '
At
p = 25 x 0.20
= 5 percent
Ati= -
3
x 150x 150
100
= 675mm2
x150x
Therefore, adopt four 16 mm diameter bars as

main reinforcement giving Ast = 804 mm.
150
100
Therefore, adopt four 20 mm diameter bars as
main reinforcement giving Ast = 1 256 mm2.
Adopt 6 9 links at 150 centre-to-centre as transverse reinforcement.
Adopt 6 $?r links at 150 centre-to-centre as transverse reinfcncement.
The reinforcement and the connection details in

the case of steel and concrete rafter bracing is shown
in Drawing No. 154.
b) Vertical bracing
Axialforce,p=
6.6.5 Gable End Columns

21.3kN
Factored axial force, I = 32.0 kN

Consider a cross-section of size 150 X 150 mm
Self-weight acting vertically downwards
=25x0.15x0.15
Factored moment in columns,
8.28
x--;
6.00
1.4~6~8.5~
=
Use 300 x 400 size columns,
Bending moment at mid-height (span) due to selfweight

= 0.78 x ;
Slenderness ratio = H = g
D
= 3.5 kN.m
slenderness
The compression member is designed and the same

section is provided for the other diagonal also.
023
=0.3 x 0.4 x 8.5 x 25 x 1.5

= 38.25 kN
Mu
TotalM,, = 5.3 t 7.3 = 12.6 kN.m
0.12
f,k
118.4 x 10
-=
fckbD2
25 x300x
38.25 x 1 000
-=
f&D
From Chart 34 of SF: 16,
_ M
fed@
13* o3 8-5 = 4.6 kN.m
Factored axial load, Pu (due to DL)
= 7.3 kN.m
25 x 150 x 150
=- 12.6 x 10
- 28.33
Total I&, = 113.8 + 4.6 = 118.4 kN.m
= 8.28 m
Effective length
Additional factored moment due to
slenderness,
8.28 2
M = 32.0x 0.15
( 0.151
2.000
32.0 x103
2000
Pu (compression) = 32.0 kN
i-5.3 kN.m
WI
PU
_-=
f&bD
r.
Additional factored moment due to
Factored moment, M, = 5.3 kN.m
x 1.5 = 113.8 kN.m
= 0.78 kN/m
x 6 = 8.5 m
Height = 6.5 t f
= 0.099
4002
= 0.013
25x300~400
d =
4Otll
=51
= 0.057
d
-=
= 0.149
25 x 150 x 150s
25
51
-=0.128
400
0.15
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frames, three different roof slopes, two different
support conditions for columns at the base (futed and
hinged), three different wind zones with three
possible wind actions and five different earthquake
zones. Again the analysis has been worked out for
single bay, two-bay, three-bay and four-bay portal
frames. It has been found that because of the low
rise of the buildings considered, forces in the
members, even due to the lowest basic wind pressure
of 1.0 kN/m were more than those due to the most
severe earthquake zone forces. Furthermore, it was
found that the governing design forces and moments
in the members of the portal frames did not vary
much with variation in wind zone or slope of the
roof.
From chart 33, SP:16,

P
f,k
P
0*07
= 0.07 x 25 = 1.75 percent

1.75
300x400=2100mm2
A st =-x
100
Use six 22 mm diameter bars (At = 2 280 mm2)

and 8 mm stirrups at spacing
0.75 d = 0.75 x (400-51)
centre-to-centre
LOO
= 260 mm
Total number of possible designs, considering all

the above variables, could be as high as 17 280; too
large number to be accommodated in any practicable
typification
scheme. Hence, typified designs have
been worked out taking into account major parameters like span, column height, spacing of frames,
number of bays and type of support conditions as
variables. Then the number of problems brought
down to a reasonable limit of 140 cases. The other
variables play only a minor role and their worst
effects were taken into account.
The analysis results in the form of design forces

and moments at various critical sections of the portal
frames and foundation
forces at service stage are
given. The design results have been presented in the
form of detailed drawings to enable ready execution.
For the purpose of completeness, detailed draftings
for 6 and 12 m span purlins, cladding runners, and
their fixing details are also furnished.
7. ESTIMATION OF QUANTITlES OF CONCRETE/

STEEL
7.1 Table 143 gives information about the material
consumption according to the designs worked out for
140 portal frames, typified. For ease of comparison,
the information is given in the form of volume of
concrete per square metre of floor area and weight of
steel per square metre of floor area.
For the benefit of those who prefer to adopt prefabrication technique to cast in-situ construction,
possible location of joints and lifting points for all the
cases have been given.
Typical illustrative designs have been worked
for purlins, cladding runners, frames, foundations
bracing. Also the quantity of concrete and steel
square metre of the plan area are worked out
presented.
In any given situation the column-free span

required and height of the building are more or less
fixed by the functional requirements of the shed.
One important parameter that can be chosen by the
designer is the spacing of the frame in the longitudinal direction. In almost all the crses worked out,
it has been observed that the 12m spacing is more
economical than the 6 m spacing. The difference in
the cost is about 40 percent.
out
and
per
and
The following conclusions can be drawn from

analysis and design results, and also from quantities
estimated :
a) It is found that in most of the frames the
horizontal deflection at top of the column
governs the design of members except for a few
frames of large spans and smaller column
heights.
If one has to cover large areas, but at the same

time if there is no restriction on the minimum
column-free areas required, it is obvious that multibay portal frames will be cheaper than portal frames
of single large span. From the data presented in the
tables, it can be seen that the cost per square metre
is less by about 15 percent when the large spins of
24 to 30 meters are sub-divided into 2 or 3 shorter
spans.
b) Frames with fixed base give more economical

designs compared to frames with hinged base
by about 1O-30 percent.
c) Multibay frames are more economical than
single bay frames if there is no restriction
regarding the unobstructed floor area.
8. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
d) Frames of spacing 12 m are generally found to

be more economical than frames of 6.0 m
spacing and the economy is about 40 percent.
8.1 Reinforced concrete portal frames without cranes

have been analyzed for five different spans, four
different column heights, two different spacings of
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Part 1 Mild steel and
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2. IS:875-1964t Code of practice for structural

safety of building: Loading standards (revised)
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prestressed concrete (first revision)
Criteria for earthquake

3. IS:l893-1984
design of structures (fourth revision)
9. AC1 Standard 318-1983 Building code requirements for reinforced concrete. American Concrete
Institute, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Code of practice for

4. IS:456-1978
reinforced concrete (third revision)
resistant
plain
and
10. IS:800-1984 Code of practice for general construction in steel (second revision)
5. IS:1343-1980 Code of practice for prestressed

concrete (first revision)
11. 1334326-1976 Code of practice for earthquake

resistant construction of buildings (first revision)
6. IS:1786-1985 High strength deformed steel bars

and wires for concrete reinforcement
(third
12. IS:3007 (Part 1)1964 Code of practice for

laying of asbestos cement sheetsPart 1 Corrugated
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7. IS:432 (Part 1) 1982 Mild steel and medium

tensile steel bars and hard-drawn steel wire for
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IS1 Handbook
for structural
engineers : Structural steel sections (revised).
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*Since revised as IS:875
(Part l)-1987
tSince
(Parts 2 to 5)-1987
revised as IS:875
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TABLE 1
DESiGNFORCES
E
Spar!
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Design Ultimate Forces
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hogging
Wm)
Compressive
Force
WJ
(kM m)
Shear Force
(WJ
70
37
61
56
61
50
45
20
33
23
16
46
12
.
Foundation Forces at Service Load Stage :
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Shear
Force
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
%i&zrkz
(kN.mJ
IkN)
(WJ
lkN,
DL
10
47
LL
13
17
WL
29
29
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TABLE 2
DESIGNFORCES
E
bt%l
Frame spacing
: 6.0 m
Column height
: 6.5 m
EI
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
u,
80
A
1m
AI
9.0 m
.IB
9.0m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Force
19
r-
Shear Force
(
(kN.m)
(kN:m)
f kN)
(kN)
-
114
36
15
38
75
64
53
26
44
28
13
61
16
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
w Compressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
DL
20
59
LL
9
29
WL
Shear
Force
30
(kN)
(kN)
8
13
21
31
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TABLE 3
DESIGN FORCES
E
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
5.0m
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
All
9.Om
Section Df3ignation
Bending Moment
Hogging
Compressive
Force
Shear Force
Sagging
(kkm)
153
95
143
143
88
34
19
55
22
109
23
131
106
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
Shear
Force
(kN1
(kN1
(k?J)
DL
4s
8.5
22
LL
ia
26
WL
51
15
33
31
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TABLE 4
DESIGN FORCES
Span
,I3
9.0 m
8
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
6.5 m
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
All
E
m
W
4
,-
9.0 m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
Shear Force
(kN)
/kN)
231
63
153
80
153
126
109
50
90
51
23
125
33
Section Desigrlation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
b
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN.m)
(kN1
(kN)
(kN1
DL
41
92
16
LL
16
26
42
52
WL
113
32
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TABLE
DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive
Force
Shear Force
(W
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
109
II
143
96
143
50
76
17
66
38
12
89
11
(kN)
(kNJ
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment 1
(kN.m)
.A
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kNj
Shear
Force
(klv)
DL
50
71
23
LL
17
18
WL
23
13
14
33
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TABLE 6 DESIGN FORCES
Span
12.0 m
a
Frame spacing
6.0 m
Column height
6.5 m
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
All
sectionDesignation
Compressive
Bending Moment
Force
Shear Force
7&y-7&$
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kMm)
(kN)
141
88
141
96
141
68
18
2s
16
40
13
105
15
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axtid Force
b
Tensile
Compressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
DL
46
78
LL
16
18
WL
48
11
34
(kN1
Shear
Force
(kN)
18
6
21
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TABLE
7 DESIGN FORCES
Span
12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9.5 m
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
All
1.
El
L
1:5
01
1
%
12.om
-

Section Designation
r
Compressive
Bending Moment
I\
Hogging
Force
Shear Force
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN1
249
79
167
66
167
122
81
45
93
43
12
129
25
,
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
L
Compressive
Teksile
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
f kNl
fkNl
(kNl,
DL
41
91
11
WL
14
18
26
LL
125
35
39
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Span
12.0m
Frame spacing
12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
All
5.00m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Shear Force
Hogging
(RN.?)
Saggng
(kN.m)
198
112
258
174
258
117
137
41
118
68
35
161
23
(kN.I
(kN)
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
Ax&l Force
A
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(klv/
>
shear
Force
WI
DL
86
106
40
LL
35
35
17
WL
46
25
36 .
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TABLE 9
DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4, 1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
6.5 m
Section Designation
Bending hiomen t
Compressive Force
Shear Force
Homing
&c@ng
(kN.m)
A
264
255
255
D
E
(kN. m)
(kN)
(kN)
125
174
152
141
58
137
73
42
190
30
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
Axial Force
*
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
81
113
30
LL
32
35
13
WL
96
21
43
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TABLE
10 DESIGN FORCES
Span
12.0m
Frame spacing
12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
9.5 m
1:3,1:4,1:5
Fixed
Support condition
Wind/seismic zones
All
Section Designation
Compressive
Bending Moment
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
Force
Shear Force
f kNl
IkAY
93
483
309
113
309
259
146
101
168
77
39
232
50
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
I
Compressive
(kN.m)
Ml
WI
WV
DL
71
121
20
LL
28
35
52
Tensile
Shear
Forces
WL
251
38
79
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E
Span
Cl
18.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
6Sm
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,1X5
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
All
A 7
18-O m
SectionDesignation
Compressive
Bending Moment
h
Force
Shear Force
Hogging
Sagging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
300
243
422
191
422
38
147
179
72
236
15
Section Designation
Fore es
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
.I
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN.m)
f kN)
lkN)
lkN)
DL
167
156
50
LL
41
26
15
WL
31
20
15
39
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TABLE
12 DESIGN:~0RCES
0I
: 18.0 m
Frame spacing
6.0 m
Column height
9.5 m
Roof slopes
1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Fixed
E
Y-1
Q
Wind/seismic zones
,,.,
18.0 m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
IHogging---
Compressive
Sagging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
Force
Shear
14
Force
(kN)
(kNl
319
212
421
191
421
86
154
21
222
19
308
21
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
V Compressive
(kN.m)
(klvl
(klvl
(kNl
DL
152
180
39
LL
36
26
10
WL
101
16
31
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TABLE
13 DESIGN FORCES
C
Span
: 18.0 m
Frame spacing
Column height
: 12.5 m
6.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
la.0
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
Ill
Shear Force
(
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
515
191
.-
421
141
421
161
45
258
83
358
32
158
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(T&zYYz
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
28
DL
139
204
LL
33
26
43
49
WL
204
41
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TABLE
14 DESIGN FORCES
L
: 18.0m
----r
C
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
6.5m
oi
A
+
18-Om
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hoasinp
W.4
(kN.m)
Force
(kN)
(kN)
419
362
681
301
681
174
52
288
36
381
Shear Force 1
236
116
30
,
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
*
Compressive
Tensile
(kN
(kN)
(kn! m)
DL
252
210
LL
a2
52
WL
62
42
Shear
Force
(kN)
81
30
40
29
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TABLE
15 DESIGNFORCES
8I
Span
: 18.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
9.5 m
18.0 m
Section Designation
Bending Moment
L
Compressive Force
Shear Force
sagging
Hogging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
fkN)
(kN)
646
268
618
307
678
271
248
94
358
128
42
496
43
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
A&l Force
V Compressive
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
ikN)
lkN)
DL
229
234
59
LL
73
52
20
202
32
62
WL
43
Sp 43 (S &T):1987
TABLJ? 16 DESIGNFORCES
Span
: 18.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
r
18.0 In
Bending Moment
A
Compressive
Force
Shear Force
Hogging
&N-m)
sOgg.ng
(kN. m)
928
213
683
205
683
411
255
149
416
134
38
511
62
lkN)
(kN)
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
(kN. m)
A
Compressive
lkN)
Tensile
/kN)
Shear
Force
lkN)
DL
210
258
43
LL
66
52
14
86
98
WL
409
44
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
24.0 m
Frame spacing
6.0 m
Column height
9.5 m
Roof slopes
1:3, 1:4, 1:s
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
AII
244m
Section Designation
Bending Moment
Compressive Force
Shear Force
Ho&w
(kN. m)
WJ
(W
724
377
989
334
989
260
440
129
592
24

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(Compressive
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
@NJ
DL
405
313
LL
71
35
WL
77
45
&YJ
-
WJ
90
18
26
24
SP-43 (S &T):1987
TABLE 18 DESIGNFORCES
E
Span
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: AU
6.0 m
1
A
A
I
2kOm
I
Section Designation
Bending Moment
(Hogging
Wm)
--
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
(kN)
Shear Force
(kN)
826
423
982
334
982
269
515
138
712
26
.

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(compressiveTensile
(kN)
(kn! m)
DL
378
350
LL
65
35
WL
173
46
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
73
13
22
40
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
19
DESIGNFORCES
Span
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.Om
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:AB
9.5 m
Bending Moment
A
Sectiok Designation
1
Compressive
Force
Shear Force
Hogging
kg&
(kN. m)
Wm)
(klv!
(kN)
1062
444
1450
489
1450
197
381
47
645
189
868
40

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Wm)
Axial Force
h
1
Compressive
Tensile
(klvl
(kN)
Shear
Force
(kN
DL
553
384
134
LL
141
70
37
WL
155
52
48
47
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 24.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: i2.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Des&don
r
Bending Moment
n
Compressive
saggng
(kN.m)
Hogging
(kn! m)
Force
Shear Force
3
liklvl
(klv)
1 293
491
1440
489
1440
333
395
90
154
283
1043
55
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(
(kn! m)
(kW
lklvl
Ikf+!)
100
DL
516
421
LL
130
70
21
WL
346
44
80
48
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 30.0 m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
El
Hi
i!
;
I
.T
30.0 m
.Compressive
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
Force
Shear Fo%e
>
Hogging
sagging
(kN. m)
Wm)
(klvl
iklvl
1 141
542
1 523
417
1523
313
600
150
765
43
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(Complesslve
iklv)
(kn! m)
Shear
Force
(kW
(kfV
DL
662
361
152
LL
119
44
29
WL
45
35
16
49
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 30.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
30.0m
SectdonDesignation
I
Bending Moment
A
Hoggiig
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
sagg+lg
(kN.m)
(kN)
1 155
480
1541
417
1 541
Shear Force
(kN)
-
321
101
164
959
28

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
621
398
LL
109
44
WL
143
/kN)
-
117
22
32
50
(kN)
34
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

0
: 30.0m
Span
Ie
Frame spacing
: 12. Om
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismiczones
:All
9.5 m
E
Ln
6,
:I
A
3o.um
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Forck
(&
1664
2 233
-i
Shear Force
(kN)
732
611
2 233
214
459
48
880
1 122
219
-
62
Axial Force
Shear
Force
-.
.
Section Designaiion
Rvces
Due to
Bending
Moment
I
(kN.m)
(kN1
(kNl
(kN)
DL
905
450
215
LL
237
87
59
70
32
WL
90
51
SP 43 (S &T):1987
.
E
TABLE. 24 DESIGN FORCES
: 30.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
DesignUltimate F&es
A
J
An
.: All
30.0 m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hogging
(klv m)
Compressive
(kN.m)
Force
Shear Force
(kN)
(kN)
1715
566
2268
611
2268
338
480
83
1 036
240
1405
52
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Tzjz?Yz
(kN)
(kN. m)
Shear
Force
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(kN)
(kN)
DL
857
487
159
LL
218
87
43
WL
286
64
67
52
!P 43 (S & T):l987
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
::All
5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
:;j
Wind/seismic zones
s.0 m
DesignUltimate Forces
90m
I
I
:
Bending Moment
Section Designation
v
Compressive Force
Shear Force
(kN)
(kN)
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
A
68
56
56
33
13
31
13
39
25
27
83
35
48
40
53
43
29
39
40
50
21
16
.
Section Des&nation
Forces
Due to
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
(kN)
DL
20
46
LL
12
(kN)
(kN)
14
DL
14
LL
28
WL
Ax121Force
Bending
Moment
WL
26
21
53
26
15
. SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 9.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0 m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
:
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
r
Hogging
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kn! m)
99
Shear Force
1
(kN1
(kN)
36
39
70
70
40
13
40
23
10
49
19
39
33
101
48
29
58
50
56
64
78

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
wCompressive
/kNl
DL
20
57
LL
12
/kNI
lkN)
7
3
WL
46
19
21
DL
93
LL
28
43
26
19
WL
54
SP43 (S&T):1987
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
s.om
Bending Moment
rHogging_
(kn! m)
9.0 m
Compressive Force
Shear Force
(kN1
FNI
(kN.m)
102
152
123
131
53
100
20
13
48
18
91
15
58
62
194
54
113
58
118
80
142
131
31
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
DL
A
49
Axial Force
A
Compressive
(kN)
Tensile
/kN)
--
(kNj
22
83
25
Shear
Force
LL
18
WL
52
DL
155
LL
55
WL
54
51
29
55
29
SF43(S&T):1987
:
Span
9.0m
Frame spacing
Column height
Roof slopes
Support condition
Wind/seismic zones
:All
Se&bon Designation
(
Mm
I
I
Compressive
Bending Moment
A
Sagging
(khJ.m)
Hogging
(kNm)
m.om
I
I
Force
I
,
Shear Force
I
(kN)
(kN
201
,B
143
143
78
100
25
83
48
E
F
18
102
15
69
209
54
99
112
129
153
64
82
38
-
68
119
.
Section DesipMtion
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
[Comprersive
(klvl
(kh? m)
Shear
Force
(klvl
(klv:,
DL
42
88
16
LL
16
24
WL
92
DL
LL
WL
86
56
31
42
162
56
52
31
SP 43 (S c&T):1987
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
;;:;;
;;j
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
S*ort
: Fixed
condition
&nd/seismic zones
: AU
De&n Ultimate Forces
12.Qm
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
f
120 m
L 1
Shear Force
Hogging
(kN. m)
sagging
(kN.m)
127
137
137
29
73
13
60
35
10
76
10
48
_-
41
174
35
(kN)
a4
93
17
79
(kN)
199
223

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
(kn! m)
DL
A
(kN)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
58
70
25
LL
19
17
WL
27
DL
149
LL
36
WL
29
34
15
9
8
57
14
SP 43 (S & T):l!B7
E
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:.5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
I
Bending Moment
Section Designatioh
(Hogging
(kN. m)
Compressive
(kn! m)
Force
Shear Force
(kN)
iklvl
92
143
130
91
130
39
13
14
IO
36
11
80
10
54
46
83
190
37
49
68
20
99
,130
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
DL
A
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
(kn! m)
Compressive
/kN)
51
16
LL
17
17
WL
44
DL
129
LL
31
WL
46
1
Tensile
(klv!
Shear
Force
fklvl
18
6
6
18
34
19
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

E
F
il
c
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 9.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
GG
I
I
1
12.0 m
&
I
1.
Bending Moment
Section Designation
120n
Compressive Force
E.
Shear Force
(Hogging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
ikN)
(kN)
211
_-
71
149
65
149
15
20
86
10
103
27
13
70
51
211
35
89
107
136
73
36
103
-
148
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kn! m)
Axial Force
1
I
Compressive
Tensile
fkN)
/kN)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
41
88
11
LL
13
16
WL
100
DL
146
LL
38
WL
90
24
35
31
27
SP 43 (S&T):1987
spa
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
12.0 m
I 1
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
I
;;j
Compressive Force
%giig
(kN.m)
ffoslping
fkN m)
12.0 m
I
8
Shear Force
b
lkW
(klv)
232
125
241
168
131
13
241
32
108
29
131
63
25
88
14
314
91
142
_I
51
154
a1
118
34
,
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(klv.m)
Axial Force
1
Corn presive
(klvl
DL
100
104
LL
38
34
WL
54
DL
193
LL
WL
Tensile
Shear
Force
FW
IkN
43
18
15
28
61
30
12
58
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

L
12.0m
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
6Sm
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
*
I
Bending Moment
IHogging
(kN.m)
I?ompressive Force
(kN.m)
(kN)
Shear Force
(kN)
265
134
234
165
234
92
133
36
127
64
32
189
40
26
101
82
95
150
-
344
91
158
137
189

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
I Compressive
(kN)
______
(kN.m)
DL
A
Shear
Force
Axinl Force
89
110
LL
33
33
WL
88
DL
LL
WL
(kN)
(kN)
31
12
31
203
74
91
68
61
12
38
SP43(S&T):1987
E
Sean
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
4t
E.
9.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
I
12.om
GG
Section Des&nation
Bending Moment
Compressive Force
12.0m
Shear Force
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
407
91
274
112
274
162
132
49
154
64
iW
32
186
54
30
130
93
381
95
214
271
161
165
210

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
v
(kN. m)
(kN)
DL
71
121
LL
26
32
WL
201
DL
222
LL
76
181
WL
Shear
Force
62
(kN)
-
(kN)
18
7
47
63
_
-
69
54
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TABLE
35 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, I:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Des&nation
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
Hogging
Sagging
(kN.m)
(kN. m)
351
412
412
(kN)
242
187
142
162
67
201
23
135
75
lkN)
Shear Force
487
150
390
77
295

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Shear
Force
A.&l Force
(kN. m)
mCompressive
(kN)
198
IkN)
fkfl)
156
63
47
26
16
WL
47
12
18
DL
262
LL
54
WL
51
50
20
DL
A
Bending
Moment
LL
63
SP 43 (S & T):1987
: 18.0m
Span
r;ir;rl
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
9.5 m
Bending Moment
Section Des&nation
lHogglng
(kN. m)
18.0 II)
18.0 m
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
Shear Force
IkN)
(kN)
-
394
217
388
181
388
27
145
206
IO
258
28
89
3
560
154
-
G
H
104
246
147
326
164
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
AzdalForce
h
r
)
Compressive
Tensile
lkN)
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
I
A
Shear
Force
--
(kN)
40
DL
168
111
LL
38
25
WL
95
DL
291
-.
LL
55
WL
98
51
28
64
10
9
21
SP 43 (S & T):1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
6.0m
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
:
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Hogging
(kN.m)
/kNj
467
196
(kN.m)
396
(kN)
139
396
18
145
239
71
292
35
176
98
606
173
184
253
240
358
Shear Force
Compressive Force
7
sagging
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(Compressive
lkN)
(kN. m)
Tensile
Shear
Force
lkN!
(kN),
DL
144
199
27
LL
32
24
WL
168
38
40
DL
320
56
160
52
36
LL
WL
65
SP 43 (S &T):1987
span
.on_
Frame spacing
Column height
i fiy,lr5
r-T=-={
Roof slopes
Support condition
WOm
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
I
Bending Moment
A
Hogging
(kN m)
I*OIll
1
I
Compressive
&l
(kN.m)
Force
I
1
Shear Force
(kN)
lkN)
--.
A
591
253
664
301
664
106
228
45
260
108
28
323
45
31
218
121
784
124
241
H
I
628
154
380
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN m)
Shear
Force
(kW
DL
299
209
95
LL
93
51
32
WL
95
369
DL
I
Ax&l Force
A
c P~mnro.r;.,o
J
T..,V,,
bS.Y,cY*,c
1 crws
(kN)
IkN
LL
107
WL
103
25
35
_
-
IN
39
SP 43 (S &T):1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:Au
9Sm
I
1
A
1
Bending Moment
lHogging
(kN.m)
18.0m
IO.0m
Section Designation
l-i
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
Shear Force
(kN)
(kNl
665
281
625
292
625
144
234
49
332
113
33
416
58
38
256
903
131
208
335
294
415
144
264
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
(Compressive
(kNl
(kN)
(kN)
DL
254
229
60
LL
15
50
19
WL
189
19
54
DL
401
LL
110
196
102
55
WL
67
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: AU
:

Section Designation
Bending Moment
Compressive Force
CHogging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
828
646
(kN)
Shear Force
(kN)
214
201
446
244
234
60
384
114
31
410
71
38
299
_-
158
971
128
278
367
342
480
449
F
G
.
Section Designution
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
b
1
Compressive
Tensile
(kNJ
(kN1
(kN.m)
(kN)
41
DL
217
249
LL
64
49
WL
335
76
79
DL
433
LL
112
320
WL
68
Shear
Force
13
104
71
SP43(S&T):1987
SPan
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
:
Bending Moment
A
Section Des&nation
c
Hogging
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
sagging
(kN.m)
Shear Force
3
(kN)
(kN)
862
389
954
324
954
250
400
119
503
32
319
137
1 179
686
ail
268

Section Designation
Forces
Due t0
AxibI Force
Bending
Moment
z&z/-TX
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
_-
105
DL
476
310
LL
79
34
19
WL
99
16
26
DL
510
LL
72
WL
106
67
69
28
SP 43 (S i&T):1987
E
SPan
: 24.Om
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, I:!, 15
;I
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
2CQm
Bending Moment
c
.:-t
21.0m
Compressive Force
Shear Force
sagging
Hwging
(kn! m)
(kW
(klv)
815
421
908
317
908
254
476
123
598
33
346
(kN. m)
A
D
E
F
155
1 301
180
497
255
286
662
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Atil Force
h
I
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kW
Bending
Moment
(khr.m)
DL
A
LL
420
68
Shear
Force
(kN)
344
75
33
13
13
35
WL
164
DL
556
LL
73
WL
68
36
170
70
SP 43 (S &CT):1987
E
SPan
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
Ultimate Forces
Design
.B
E
:
9.5 m
I
2L.Om
: All
.;2b-Om
Section Designation
Bending Moment
(Hogging
(kN. m)
Compressive
(kN.m)
Force
(kN)
Shear Force
(kN)
1271
1 399
1399
52
32
587
737
59
22
474
201
57
393
471
475
-
366
174
1720
1005
319
724

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
*
1
r
Tensile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
650
381
144
LL
158
68
38
WL
198
31
52
DL.
654
LL
144
WL
134
213
71
57
SP43(S&T):1987
~
_~
~~
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Ultimate Forces
Design
GG
H
Span
Wmd/seismic zones
L
0
B
c
i
E
(I)
It
II
A
..-I
:All
2com
24.0 m
:
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Force
sasging
.
Hogging
(kN.m)
(kn! m)
(kN)
1352
1331
Shear Force
(kN;
512
465
121
312
26
698
180
811
22
526
1331
73
228
48
1908
419
359
511
615
780
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
rCompressive
(kN)
(kN.m)
FN)
(kN)
DL
574
413
103
LL
135
66
26
WL
328
LL
WL
26
71
702
147
340
DL
I
Shear
Force
72
136
73
SP 43 (S 8t T):1987
: 9.0m
Span
Frame spacing
Column height
; ;;!:4,1:5
Roof slopes
;j
Support condition
Wind/seismic zones
:AIl
Sagging
(kN.m)
Hogging
(kN.m)
69
60
s.0m
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
r
SOrn
9.0m
Shear Force
>
(kN)
FN)
40
54
60
30
13
29
21
13
39
IS
10
24
25
17
33
41
36
93
45
18
33
25
43
10
104
47
24
31

Section Designation
Forces
Dueto
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(Compressive
(kN)
(kn! m)
DL
A
LL
WL
DL
LL
WL
Shear
Force
/kN)
W)
41
23
10
13
24
13
21
28
12
73
10
-
5
5 .
12
14
SF43(S&T):1987
E
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Des&nation
t
Bending Moment
A
Hogging
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
Shear Force
>
(kN)
(kN)
.\
93
35
66
38
66
35
11
39
49
18
24
10
50
31
31
94
27
56
51
73
62
132
99
21
32
56
38
30
12

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Ax&l Force
(kn! m)
Compressive
(kN)
DL
23
58
LL
12
--A
WL
39
DL
90
LL
27
39
12
WL
1
TensiIe
(kN)
fkN)
a
20
74
Shear
Force
3
17
16
SP43(S&T):19t37
mm&1
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.Q m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
I.0m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
r
Hogging
(kn! m)
POm
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
Shear Force
102
155
9.0m
139
126
139
48
20
69
18
91
16
56
180
51
73
226
93
250
182
50
14
56
14
73

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(Comprersive
(kN)
(kN, m)
(kN)
(kN)
25
DL
56
85
LL
21
25
10
10
24
WL
Shear
Force
Axial Force
47
DL
149
LL
53
24
WL
55
7s
1
28
SP43(S%T):1987
E
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
I.
9.0m
6.5m
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Des&nation
(Hogging
(kN. m)
(kN. m)
Force
-..
Shear Force
(kN!
(kN)
191
62
137
80
137
68
102
21
81
50
19
103
37
16
64
193
51
101
123
.z
204
50
14
66
14
79
65
116
151
259
146
.
-
61
24

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Aria1 Force
A
(
)
Tensile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
DL
48
90.
LL
17
25
WL
79
40
Shear
Force
(kNl
17
7
35
DL
157
LL
54
79
24
33
WL
76
,
SP43 (S&T):1987
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
5.0m
BBi
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: AU
*
12-om
Bending Moment
Section Designation
x&----(kN.m)
12-om
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
12.0m
Shear Force
(kNl
&NJ
85
95
141
145
145
30
13
14
55
36
110
73
16
11
50
38
158
33
51
19
161
33
41
63
16
168
210
-.
76
36
10
-_____Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
,%
t
)
Compressive
Tensile
(kN1
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
DL
A
(kN)
61
71
LL
22
17
WL
27
DL
10
119
LL
35
36
16
WL
77
Shear
Force
21
10
8
12
17
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
50 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
Section Designation
lZ.OWl
I
I
All
I
1
Bending Moment
v
(kN.m)
124m
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
12Qrn
Shear Force
(kN)
(kN)
149
92
138
93
138
34
75
13
67
37
11
88
11
54
43
175
34
81
170
201
_.
81
63
82
177
34
10
53
71
20
40
.-
10

Section Des&nation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
z&Gz-Qz
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
DL
59
77
20
LL
19
17
WL
40
16
DL
126
LL
36
48
16
19
WL
78
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
51 DESIGN FORCES
Spa
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9Sm
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
w
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
Shear Force
(kN)
198
15
141
63
141
62
fklvl
15
14
84
10
105
12
65
49
195
34
.-
a7
102
37
25
113
124
208
34
10
66
19
211
81
41
*
-
19

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axis I Force
Bending
Moment
r Compressive
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
/kN)
DL
41
89
12
LL
15
16
WL
85
DL
142
LL
36
80
16
WL
79
26
26
23
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 12.0 In
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 5.0m
;f+y-yyj
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
12.0m
12.0 m
Bending Moment
Compressive Force
12.om
Shear Force
(Hoaging
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
lkN)
127
172
256
262
262
17
133
64
33
100
28
132
28
90
68
286
84
137
100
34
298
135
322
291
85
23
86
21
114
Z
J
137
66
18

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN.m)
fkN)
(kN)
DL
116
107
47
LL
44
35
19
WL
55
16
25
DL
17
189
LL
70
73
32
34
WL
80
lkN)
St43 (S&T):1987
T.4BLE 53 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
SVind/seismic zones
: All
I
I
12.0m
12,Om
I
1
124m
-___
Section Designation
Compressive
BendingMoment
rHogging
(kh? m)
Force
Shear Force
(kN. m)
(kN)
ikN)
214
135
249
168
249
a4
135
34
121
67
32
158
39
I:
28
99
78
317
89
146
126
301
162
332
321
88
24
98
24
129
.4
146
-.
14
22

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
Axial Force
(Compressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
lkN)
(kN)
DL
103
112
34
LL
38
34
14
WL
80
14
31
DL
12
198
LL
11
95
32
31
WL
81
SP43(S&T):1987
E
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 9.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
:

Section Designation
( fht?iw
Bending Moment
A
Compressive
axff~
Force
Shear Force
(kN.m)
[kN. m)
311
81
256
108
256
138
135
38
151
67
32
190
51
30
120
89
157
(kN)
ikN)
-
352
90
206
203
248
351
380
88
157
24
124
25
143
85
37

Sect&n Designution
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
A
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN1
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
DL
A
81
123
Shear
Force
(kN)
20
52
52
29
33
WL
171
DL
214
LL
72
161
32
47
LL *
WL
82
SP 43 (S i&T):1987
TABLE
55 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
:
Bending Moment
Section Designation
LHogging
(kN. m)
A
410
436
Compressive
(kN. m)
Force
Shear Force
(kN1
/kN)
246
191
436
143
15
1146
68
191
29
145
69
438
143
110
164
I
J
401
455
4
346
143
126
66
26
163

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
shear
Force
(kN.m)
(kN1
lklvl
lkN)
228
158
69
LL
54
26
18
WL
51
12
17
DL
37
259
52
73
24
25
DL
A
Bending
Moment
LL
WL
83
.
SP 43 (S &T): i 987
TABLE
56 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
llrame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
9.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,
Support
: Fixed
condition
Wind/seismic
II.0 m
I
I
: All
zones
Design Ultimate
1:5
FsogginR
(kM.m)
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
422
413
413
13
194
D
-
E
F
G
I
I
193
519
Foundation Forces at Seticw
219
148
73
27
84
159
350
430
159
3
-
(kN)
516
(kN)
157
143
Shear Force
185
256
180m
Bending Momerzt
Section Designation
Forces
Section Designation
18.0
m
I
1
148
*
-
79
208
15
Load Stage
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
Axial Force
(Compressive
(kN.m)
WV
/W
iklvl
DL
195
179
44
LL
43
25
11
WL
87
11
23
DL
24
289
LL
53
104
24
28
WL
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE - 57 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, I:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Hogging
(kN.m)
l&O m
I
I
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
b
Section Designation
f
10.0*
I
I
sagging
(kN.m)
1.0 m
I
I
Shear Force
-I
(kN)
lkN)
195
139
57
148
231
74
295
34
174
93
168
227
459
168
2
561
190
243
571
168
87
228
23

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
DL
A
LL
Shear
Force
(kNm)
1 Compressive
lkN)
165
201
30
36
25
WL
143
DL
13
312
LL
54
149
24
WL
~__._.
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
/kN)
41
85
-_
fkN)
33
1
-
32
._.
SF43 (S &T):1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wmd/seianic zones
:AU
Section Designation
Bending Moment
(Hogging
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
Shear Force
(kN)
ikN)
258
669
103
307
703
111
231
51
235
110
26
3.08
48
40
234
110
706
115
209
301
231
540
595
733
117
231
34
201
18
109
-
261
41

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
Compressive
(kN)
Tensile
(kN)
DL
344
212
104
LL
108
52
35
WL
103
25
33
DL
56
365
12
15
105
145
47
51
LL
WL
86
fkN)
SP 43 (S &T):1987
TABLE
59 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Wind/seismic zones
: Fixed
: All
9.5 m
l#.Orn
18.Orn
IBQ
-Section Designation
Compressive
Bending Moment
A
Force
Shear Force
Hogging
(kN.m)
sagging
FN.ml
102
665
665
123
238
50
313
117
33
412
56
41
256
136
831
124
256
280
547
361
621
840
123
256
36
248
.-
126
24
331
31
(kN)
(kNl
283
298

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Shear
Force
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
r Compressive
FNJ
(kN)
(kN)
DL
295
232
61
LL
86
51
21
42
WL
173
21
DL
37
393
LL
106
208
48
55
WL
87
SP43(S&T):1987
.I
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:AlI
Section Designation
104m
Bending Moment
(kN. m)
ll.Om
Compressive
Force
180"
Shear Force
Wm)
IkW
lkNj
803
212
633
204
633
203
239
46
312
119
476
, 68
31
40
288
904
122
271
381
361
476
658
932
121
271
36
286
24
361
150
141
46

Section Des&nation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
I Compressive
(klv!
(kN)
(kNj
250
252
46
LL
12
50
14
WL
286
81
66
DL
20
420
LL
108
298
48
Wm)
DL
A
Shear
Force
WL
88
_
-
64
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Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4. I:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hogging
(kN. m)
(kN. m)
A
B
72
62
Shear Force
(kN)
(kNJ
41
54
62
28
44
D
E
F
12
13
11
28
38
25
22
15
24
14
32
H
I
J
38
49
II
8
10
33
23
30
10
23
23
75
30
43
0
P
22
30
46
93
104
46
23
8
98
61

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
I Compressive
(kN1.
(kN m)
DL
A
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
11
25
41
LL
12
13
WL
23
DL
LL
5
5
11
6
2
73
21
2
1
WL
26
12
13
DL
LL
71
26
WL
20
16
10
89
SP43(S&T):1987
Spa
Frame pacing
Column height
9.0m
.
x
;;I
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wmd/seismic zones
:All
0th
Section Designation
Bending Moment
r
.0_0m
Compressive Force
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
92
SOm
(kN.m)
S.Om
Shear Force
PV
35
66
38
66
31
49
11
38
E
F
10
9
49
31
31
G
H
I
92
49
61
21
-
109
131
55
_
_
J
K
L
M
98
I
8
8
27
30
39
29
55
29
12
28
N
0
P
94
36
45
25
_
-,
114
87
51
-
25
18
SectionDesignation
Forces
due to
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
DL
LL
26
10
WL
36
Axial Force
A
\
Compressive
Tensile
IkN)
(kN)
59
13
Shear
Force
(kN)
9
4
21
16
5
1
91
21
35
12
DL
LL
88
26
WL
30
15
12
DL
LL
WL
1
14
90
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
Span
: 9.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
;I$
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:All
9.h
9.on
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
Section Designation
9.0m
00m
Shear Force
sagging
Hogging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
(W
;kN)
103
162
144
127
c
D
144
19
43
66
102
51
18
89
16
58
51
173
18
49
225
108
-
G
H
30
101
249
181
51
108
13
52
55
L
M
14
15
71
52
16
52
N
0
173
-
46
-
251
102
-
59
162

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(kh! m)
Compressive
(kN)
DL
62
85
LL
23
26
10
WL
46
10
22
DL
LL
15
4
149
53
5
1
WL
53
23
26
DL
LL
WL
39
146
52
-
31
20
91
Tensile
(kN)
Shear
Force
(kN)
26
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TABLE
64 DESIGNFORCES
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 6Sm
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
A
B
Hogging
(kN.m)
sagging
IkNm)
101
16
64
122
227
258
197
51
13
61
14
80
15
60
71
236
91
170
47
63
115
-
24
58
106
-
:
Axial Force
A
b
t Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
35
60
194
51
(kN)
115
Forces
Due to
Shear Force
FN)
50
-
Section Designation
18
Foundation Forces at Service Load Stage
COm
102
78
98
80
59
189
.+Om
20
62
137
s.om
189
187
Compressive Force
c
D
cam
Bending Moment
b
Section Designation
(
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
53
91
LL
19
25
WL
73
41
31
DL
10
158
LL
54
WL
71
23
28
DL
LL
WL
60
154
51
_
31
25
92
18
2
1
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
TABLE
65 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
kind/seismic zones
:All
12 Om
(Hogging
(kN. m)
12.Om
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
Section Des&nation
A
B
C
D
E
12 Om
(ki;
(kN.m)
31
16
51
71
(kN)
87
96
-
74
36
17
_
-
36
74
167
211
153
151
151
Shear Force
11
52
G
H
149
60
31
-
38
J
K
164
34
74
42
36
L
M
52
10
46
14
34
149
30
-
70
0
P
Foundation Forces at Service Load Stage
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
189
213
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(kN,m)
Compressive
(kN)
Tensile
(kN)
DL
73
72
29
LL
25
18
10
WL
29
12
DL
LL
19
119
35
6
2
WL
38
16
17
(kN)
DL
117
LL
34
21
11
WL
23
93
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
lZ.Ofll
I
V&OR?
1ZOm
1ZOm
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
IHogging
(kN.m)
(kN. m)
Shear Force
(kN)
(kN)
157
93
144
94
144
30
75
13
63
10
85
F
G
H
I
11
168
70
93
56
33
_
169
200
41
79
-
J
K
L
M
N
0
p.
177
9
8
10
167
37
50
35
49
68
51
32
-
..
175
142
79
40
10
38
75
-
31
20

Section Designation
(compressive
(kN.m)
DL
LL
WL
Shear
Force
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Forces
Due to
(kN1
66
21
39
78
17
-
(kN)
(kNj
21
I
15
_.
I
DL
LL
WL
16
4
46
127
36
15
4
1
17
DL
LL
WL
124
34
-
21
13
34
94
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Frame spacing
Span
: 12.0 m
;;I]
Column height
Roof slopes
;_:
: 1:3. 1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
lZ.OWl
12.Olll
1lOrn
I
I
12.0m
:
Compressive Force
Bending Uomen t
Section Des&nation
m
(kN.m)
(kN.mJ
Shear Force
(kN)
(kN1
194
75
B
C
139
139
53
63
-
75
D
E
12
10
81
103
37
25
11
65
48
G
H
Z
191
98
120
33
-
172
86
-
206
34
86
62
46
L
M
8
10
81
62
_
-
19
44
196
32
79
0
P
76
94
176
157
217

Section Designation
Forces
Duet0 I
Axial Force
A
(
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
LL
52
16
89
17
12
4
WL
78
27
23
DL
142
LL
WL
2
71
36
15
20
DL
LL
137
34
WL
63
95
20
18
SP43(S&T):1987
: 12.0m
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.1:5
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
: All
:
5.0m
Section Designation
I.
B
:
I
lZ.Orn
P
lI.Om
Bending Moment
(kN.m)
*J4
b
12.Om
Force
Compressive
12.Om
Shear Force
(kn! m)
A
B
216
273
273
79
D
E
36
26
93
127
29
94
G
H
268
116
19
-
291
163
321
J
K
L
M
N
0
P
297
86
1%
22
19
134
65
34
65
133
133
65
25
- *
61
127
102
25
270
-
83
77
-
61
342
207
-------------------------_------------___
Section Des&nation
Forces
Due t0
---_---------Bending
Moment
Axial Force
e
(kN.m)
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN1
(kN)
(kNl
50
21
16
24
10
DL
LL
127
49
108
35
WL
51
DL
LL
34
12
190
70
WL
75
31
4
33
DL
189
LL
WL
45
42
21
96
69
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
TABLE
69 DESIGNFORCES
: 12.0m
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5\
Support condition
: Fixed
Wind/seismic zones
:AII
:
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Shear Force
lHogging
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
289
136
259
170
(kN)
259
76
136
.D
34
114
68
31
154
29
97
86
39
143
-
75
303
137
300
119
331
320
90
143
23
91
J
K
L
24
123
26
92
304
82
74
101
0
P
Foundation Foices at Service Load Stage
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
69
135
313
215
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
(compressive
(kN)
(kN.m)
73
21
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
37
DL
114
113
LL
WL
42
79
34
-
DL
LL
28
8
198
71
WL
92
31
34
DL
LL
194
69
WL
67
41
97
14
14
29
I
26
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
Frame spacing
;_t
Column height
;I;]
Roof slopes
Support condition
Wind/seismic zones
:AB
DesignUltimate Fdrces.
Sect&mDesignation
ll.OUl
A
B
c
368
252
D
E
34
J
K
L
M
120
147
136
68
(kN)
86
89
151
188
106
346
194
237
375
24
25
0
P
Shear Force
187
II
110m
/kN)
32
28
26
359
Force
(kN. m)
252
120m
Compressive
s7ggihg
Hogging
(kN. m)
120m
Bending Moment
I
G
H
119
50
87
155
-
304
349
155
83
36
90
115
146
114
83
-
80
142
315
231

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Mbment
Axial Force
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
rCompreJaive_
/kN)
IkN)
(kN)
21
DL
89
124
LL
32
33
WL
156
54
DL
LL
16
3
215
73
WL
142
31
DL
LL
207
69
WL
126
41
36
98
8
47
2
1
40
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 9.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:All
Section Designation
Compressive
Bending Moment
Hogging
Force
Shear Force
s11&ping
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
124
77
126
126
65
81
19
86
44
114
22

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
z&EzfTz
(kN)
(kN.m)
DL
82
LL
13
WL
99
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
9
2
1
17
W43(S&T):1987
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:All
90m
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hogging
(kN. m)
Force
Shear Force
(klv m)
(kN
132
(kW
171
87
171
113
a2
33
99
50
.a
Section Desigwtion
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
[Comprrnive
/kN)
(kN. m)
34
127
Shear
Force
lkN
(kNl
DL
91
LL
13
WL
100
SP 43 (S &T):1987
Span
: 9.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: AB
E
8
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
C
Compressive Force
Shear Force
sagging
Ho&$%
(kN.m)
W.m)
(klvl
(klv/
199
227
128
227
143
142
51
162
212
76
-
44
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
b
t
Tensile
Cbmpressive
(kW
(kY
Bending
Moment
(kN m)
Shear
Force
iW
DL
123
15
LL
26
WL
101
34
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

9.0 m
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1x5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
6Sm
Section De&nation
Bending Moment
lHogging
(kh! m)
Compressive
(kN. m)
Force
Shear Force
lkW
fklvl
209
319
149
319
241
80
181
90
235
66
144

Section Designarion
Forces
Due to
Bending
Axial Force
Shear
Force
Moment
%G&z?7a
(kN m)
IkW
(W
W)
DL
133
10
LL
26
WL
12
102
46
SP43(S&T):1987
SDUl
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Suppbrt condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
12.0 m
Section Designation
4.4
12.0m
Bending Moment
I
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
Hogging
(kN. m)
(kN)
Shear Force
FN)
185
205
111
205
48
120
140
63
190
19

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
A
)
(
Tensile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
DL
A
Shear
Force
(kN)
122
22
LL
18
WL
103
15
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6Sm
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Shear Force
IHoggil2g
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
19.7
247
119
247
95
122
22
160
66
216
29
.
Section Des&nation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Tmrile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
DL
135
16
LL
18
WL
104
21
sP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Suppoit condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: AU
Section Designation
f
Bending Moment
*
Hogging
(kN. RI)
12.Om
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
Shear Force
7
(kN)
(kN)
--
252
388
164
388
218
38
248
91
307
55
144

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
n
t
1
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
(kN.m)
DL
186
LL
18
WL
12
105
Shear
Force
(kN)
11
2
40
SP43(S&T):1987
: 12.0 m
Span
E
0
0
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
5.0m
Section Designation
t
!I
A
c .*I___!
12.Om
Bending Moment
Compressive
Force
Shear Force
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN. m)
fkN)
fkN)
290
340
176
340
133
41
254
108
341
39
203
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
I Compressive
(kN)
(kN. m)
DL
179
LL
35
WL
106
Shea7
Force
(kN)
-
(kN)
34
9
15
30
!P43(S&T):1987
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hiqqd
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
h
7
c
&gging
Hogging
(kN. m)
FN.m)
-
303
426
192
426
226
71
291
D
E
WV
WV
Shear Force
207
-
111
386
57
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
Axial Force
A
1
Compressive
TefWile
(kN)
(kN)
DL
194
LL
35
WL
107
Shur
Force
(kN)
25
6
4
43
SP 43 (S & T):1987
ban
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wiid/seismic zones
: All
9.5m
Bending Moment
Section Designution
(Hogging
Wml
Compressive Force
(kn! m)
(kN)
Shear Force
(kNJ
360
691
259
697
491
128
415
153
511
105
230
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
v
(kN.m)
(kNl
(kN)
WJ
--
DL
249
15
LL
35
WL
25
38
108
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
18.Om
Bending Moment
lHogging
(kN. m)
Compressive Force
Shear Force
I
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
480
480
51
192
324
100
439
23
289
234

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
-I
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kNJ
DL
191
41
LL
26
WL
14
109
17
SP 43 (S & T):1987
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
Bending Moment
(Hogging
(kn! m)
18-O m
Compressive
(kN. m)
(kW
Force
Shear Force
(kN
335
593
212
593
168
440
113
586
44
211
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
I\
t
)
Compressive
Tensile
(kNl
(kW
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
Shear
Force
-
(klv)
DL
234
28
LL
26
WL
110
31
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.Om
Column height
: 12.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
wind/seismic zones
: All
18-O
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hogging
(kN.m)
m
Force
(kN)
(kN. m)
Shear Force
(kJJ)
193
226
793
334
243
594
138
69
401
171
*

Section Des.@ation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN m)
Axial Force
h
j
Tensile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
301
21
LL
26
WL
44
111
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.Om
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
1
Bending Moment
n
Hw@g
131
Compressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
Force
(kW
425
367
131
226
302
68
521
158
709
47

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN m)
Shear
Force
1
sagging
(kN.m)
18-O m
Axin Force
1.
Compressive
(kN)
Tensile
Shear
Force
/kN)
(kNJ
DL
260
60
LL
52
16
WL
28
35
112
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
85 DE~IGNGORCES
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All.
9.5 m
18-O m
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Sagging
(kh! m)
Hoi&w
(kN.mj
Force
1
Shear
Force
(kN)
fkN)
493
918
319
978
451
339
111
745
182
981
84
Foundation
Forces at Service Load Stage :
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
lCompressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
322
40
LL
52
10
WL
113
63
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
18.0 m
-7
Section Designation
Compressive
Bending Moment
w
(kN.m)
(kN. m)
Force
(kNl
1
Shear
Force
(kN)
589
1370
411
1370
797
387
135
1009
224
1296
132

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
Axial Force
I Compressive
(kN m)
(kN)
(kNl
(kNJ
DL
312
30
LL
52
WL
__
18
89
114
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
87 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 24.0 m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column
9.5 m
height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,14,
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
Design Ultimate
1:s
: All
Forces
24.Om
*
Bending Moment
Section Designation
I
Hogging
(kN m)
Compressive
Sagging
(kN.m)
I
Force
Shear
Force
ikN)
(kN)
522
1 095
339
1095
334
791
176
1069
37
Foundation
Forces at Service Load Stage
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
VCompressive
(kN. m)
fkN)
lkN)
(kN)
DL
365
67
LL
35
10
WL
17
27
115
SP43 (S&T):1987
Span
: 24.0 m
Frame spacing
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
6.0m
Bending Moment
Section Des&nation
rHogging
(kN. m)
21.Om
Compressive
(kN.m)
Force
(klvl
Shear Force
(kN)
593
1288
381
1288
146
363
1002
1335
195
*
60
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
I Compressive
(kN1
(kN. m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(klvl
DL
429
51
LL
35
WL
116
42
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 24.Om
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
B
9.5 m
24.Om
Section Designation
Bending Moment
Compressive
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN. m)
Force
Shear
Force
(klvl
708
1571
448
1571
329
485
32
1181
256
1588
73

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(Compressive
(kN m)
<.
(klvl
@NJ
WI
DL
460
90
LL
70
19
WL
33
54
117
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

e
Span
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
24-om
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
Force
l-
Shear
Force
(kW
(kN)
846
2024
560
2024
600
563
302
1662
2185
-.
115

Section Designation
Forces
Bending
Due to
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
I Compressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
583
71
LL
70
13
WL
13
82
118
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 30.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
9.5 m
Section Designation
t
30.0 m
Bending Moment
n
Hogging
Compressive Forct
&x&7
(kn! m)
Shear Force
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
165
2153
5%
2153
482
1194
248
1637
30

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN m)
Axial Force
A
Compressive
(kN)
Tensile
(kN)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
530
130
LL
44
17
WL
119
21
22
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

t
Span
: 30.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
r
B-E
m
z
A
0
30.0m
Bending Moment
A.
Compressive
Force
Shear
Force
>
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN. m)
918
2341
606
2347
(kN)
(kN)
563
1676
297
2212
53

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
C
Compressive
(kN. m)
(kW
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
DL
663
111
LL
44
12
WL
19
36
120
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
93 DESIGN
FORCES
: 30.0 m
Span
Frame
: 12.0 m
spacing
Column
: 9.5 m
height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
: All
30.0 m
Design Ultimate
Forces
:
Compressive
Bending Moment
n
Section Designation
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
Force
Shear
Force
(kN)
lkN)
____
A
1050
3070
873
3070
707
1847
365
2506
64
Foundation
Isorces at Service Load Stage
:
___---
Sectiotl Des&ration
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
-----xz
Compressive
(kN.m)
DL
I.[.
WI,
(kN)
(kN)
(kN)
694
182
_..
87
32
_~
54
44
11
SP 43 (S & T):1987
Span
: 30.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5,m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
3tSOm
Bending Moment
c
Compressive
Force
Shear
.Force
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN. m)
1207
3264
796
_.
3264
163
795
(kN)
(kN)
2475
420
3324
101
..
---Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axibl Force
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
I Compressive
fkN m)
(kN)
(kN)
ikN)
DL
832
LL
87
23
WL
74
122
146
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
95 DESIGN FORCES
Span
9.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
: All
zones
Design Ultimate
Forces
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
Force
Shear
/kN/
Force
lkN)
113
105
70
105
40
71
75
35
85
20
49
55
168
92
213
242
.
Foundation
:
-.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Shear
Force
Axial Force
Rending
Moment
r CompresSive
(kN. m)
lkN1
71
_
DL
A
LL
WL
lkNl
(kN)
.
li2
14
145
-._
DL
I
LL
29
WI,
13
123
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLI:
96 DLSIGN FORCES
E
Span
I,rame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3.1:4.
Support
9.0m
B
E
$1
I-t
15
A
zones
Design Ultimate
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
GG
6.5 m
Forces
;--I
AU
II
Section Designation
9.0m
9.0m
Bendirrg Moment
Compressive
Hoggitlg
(kN. m)
Force
/
Shear
(kN)
Force
(kN)
119
130
15
130
12
70
12
82
41
90
26
11
59
58
194
121
_
95
136
254
.
f:oundation
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
lCompressive
(kN.rn)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
85
LL
11
WL
11
DL
157
LL
30
WL
17
124
(kNJ
5
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, I:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wmd/seismic zones
: All
9.0m
5.0m
Section Designation
Mm
I
r
Bending Moment
Hogging
(kn! m)
I
8
SOm
Compressive Force
sasging
(kh?m)
Siear Force
lkW
W)
178
186
118
186
90
122
19
138
62
.4
153
40
11
91
98
298
21
164
150
211
408
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
A&l Fc~ce
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
(AN)
DL
113
LL
23
26
WL
shear
Force
DL
231
LL
59
WL
11
125
12
28
SP 43 (S &+):1987
TABLE 98
DESIGN FORCES
Span
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
9.0m
6.0m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
(Hogging
(kh? m)
Compressive
(kn! m)
Force
Shear Force
lkW
(klv/
185
240
129
240
154
121
34
150
14
162
51
28
111
103
345
43
168
243
218
424

Section Designation
ForcesDue to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
( Compressive
(kN. m)
(kW
lkW
lkW
DL
122
LL
22
WL
10
35
DL
245
LL
60
WL
35
126
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE 99
DESIGN FORCES
: 12.0m
Span
Frame spacing
Column height
y;:
;;I
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
Bending Moment
Section Designation
12.Om
12.0m
I
I
Compressive Force
I
Shear Force
sa@ing
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
174
192
109
192
20
127
53
152
21
84
76
313
133
80
208
109
353

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
(kN. m)
(Tensile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
117
20
LL
16
WL
DL
215
38
15
-____
A
Sheqr
Force
LL
38
WI,
127
13
SP43(S&T):W87
span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
6Sm
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wmd/seianiczones
: All
Section D&gnation
Compressive
BendingMoment
m
W.m)
(kN.m)
Force
Shear Force
(kN)
(kN1
183
210
111
210
54
108
143
53
165
25
81
94
138
332
213
127
372
.
Section Designation
Forces
be to
Axial Force
A
1
r
Compressive
Tensile
(kNl
(knrl
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
16
LL
3
1
WL
(kNl
14
127
DL
Shear
Force
17
DL
231
LL
39
WL
18
128
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
101 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
Bending Moment
f&W
saaping
(kn! m)
Compressive Force
Shear Force.
lkN)
fkN)
>
(kN.m)
229
281
139
281
138
121
199
71
214
16
132
465
255
47
103
168
-
277
467

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
DL
A
LL
/kN)
8
15
16
-
308
40
LL
WL
Shear
Force
174
WL
DL
Axial Force
A
>
Tensile
Compressive
/kN)
(kN)
129
25
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
102 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: AU
12.0m
-_
!-I
A
12.Om
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive Force
I
Shear Force
(Hogging-x
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
261
315
172
315
73
183
13
229
81
265
38
(kN)
(kN)
132
141
541
14
160
320
580.
228

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
*
Compressive
Tensile ,
(kN)
(kN)
(kN. m)
(kN)
DL
169
30
LL
32
WL
DL
I
Shear
Force
332
8
-
26
-
LL
76
WL
18
29
130
SP 43 (S & T):1987
TABLE
103 DESIGN FORCES

E
Span
: 12.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: AII
6Sm
Bending Moment
/X
Section Designation
r
Hogging
(kN. m)
Compressive
Sagging
(kN.m)
Force
Shear
Force
1
(kN)
214
/kN)
-
356
177
356
139
181
24
255
89
288
52
168
141
._
236
10
572
255
329
603
.
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
wCompressive
(kN. m)
(kW
lkN)
lkN)
DL
180
25
LL
31
WL
DL
352
LL
78
WL
16
131
35
36
!%43(S&T):1987
E
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1zs
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
9.5 m
sectionDesignation
fi
worn
Bending Moment
Compressive
A
Hoggihg
sasgins
(kN. m)
Wm)
Force
Shear Force
7
(kN)
W)
320
218
511
511
311
192
42
326
120
349
83
52
234
166
765
43
271
512
399
706
Foundation Forces at service Load Stage :

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Ax&l Force
n
I
Compressive
Tensile
ikh!)
(kN)
Wm)
DL
228
LL
30
WL
19
DL
438
LL
80
WL
132
Shear
Force
P)
12
3
51
40
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
105 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
El
-!
Bending Moment
rHogging
(kN.m)
Compressive Force
(kN.m)
A7
18.0m
1bOm
(kN)
Shear Force
(kN)
214
178
176
296
84
354
28
191
119
142
211
141
346
\-
558
443
443
H
I

Section DesigMtion
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
z&zP-xz
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
38
DL
183
LL
24
WL
DL
340
LL
56
WL
14
19
133
I
8
17
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
106
DESIGN FORCES
: 18.0m
Span
Frame spacing
6.0m
Column height
9Sm
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Bending Moment
Section Designation
18.Om
18Om
Compressive
Force
I
Shear
Force
(
(kN. m)
(kNm)
(kN)
(kN)
309
498
194
498
90
185
388
88
431
45
233
143
819
242
294
398
643

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Shear
Force
I
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
(kNl
23
DL
225
LL
23
WL
DL
409
LL
58
WL
12
16
134
25
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
TABLE
107 DESIGN FORCES
: 18.0m
Span
Frame spacing
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, I:5
6.0m
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Design Ultimate
Forces
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Shear Force
A
i
Hogging
(kN. m)
sagging
(kN.m)
369
600
230
600
208
205
502
109
539
69
295
174
(kN)
(kNl
1117
452
491
772
285
-

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
h
Compressive
Tensile
(kN/
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kNl
DL
278
16
LL
22
WL
34
DL
514
_
34
LL
60
WL
135
943
(S&T):1987
TABLE
108 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
; Alr
;ji
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
I
I
1bOm

Section Des@ation
Bending Moment
1bOm
Compressive
Force
Shear
Force
A
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN. m)
(kN)
-___
fkNl
396
681
256
681
112
275
22
419
131
565
57
13
310
1179
36
282
190
-
334
472
851

Section Des&bon
Forces
Oue to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Compressive
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN. m)
lkNl
/k/v/
(kNl
DL
241
55
LL
48
14
WL
16
33
DL
483
LL
113
WL
28
39
136
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
109
DESIGN FORCES
Span
Frame
spacing
Column
Roof
height
slopes
Support
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
All
1lQm
Design Ultimate
--Section Designation
Bending Moment
Compressive
Shear
Force
Force
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN. m)
(kNJ
fkNl
445
812
293
812
216
293
641
141
651
II
395
234
1399
390
548
513
992
Foundation
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
P%
( Compressive
_.-_
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN. m)
(kNJ
DL
298
33
LL
46
WL
DL
LL
WL
(kN)
lkNl
51
~_______.___
______.
I
I
I
( Hogging
lO.Om
Forces
592
118
23
53
137
SP .43 (S & T): 1985

Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: AII
18 om
~g.sogging
(kN. m)
_____
Bending Moment
ZZGZZ5e~nation
IlOm
Compressive
(kN. m)
(kN)
Force
-_
Force
Shear
(kN)
522
1026
3.53
322
511
829
178
877
118
512
281
457
1026
56
1810
909
715
1177
Axial Force
A
__
Shear
Force

Section Designation
Compressive
Tensile
(kN. m)
(kN)
(kN)
375
22
LL
44
WL
17
68
DL
741
LL
121
WL
15
67
DL
A
Bending
Moment
Forces
Due to
138
IkN)
Sf 43 (S &T): 1987
TABLE
111 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
6.0m
GG
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: AU
9.5 m
:1
E
:
PI
I
.I
IL.Om
,
Compressive
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Hogging
/kN. m)
Sagging
!*
IL.Orn
Force
1
Shear
Force
(kN. m)
/kN)
(kNJ
494
1021
326
304
1021
720
145
848
54
439
213
371
1157
294
669
993

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
--
Axial Force
n
.I
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN.m)
IkN)
(kN)
DL
341
61
LL
32
WI.
DL
638
LL
76
WL
18
28
139
lkN)
25
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
112 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 24.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4, 1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
Bending Moment
A
C
Hogging
Compressive
Shear
Force
~Force
>
%aiw
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
(kNl
550
1085
349
1085
40
319
886
150
999
77
(kN)
506
246
2014
415
475
781
1119

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
__-
Axial Force
n
Compressive
Tensile
(kN. m)
(kN)
(kN)
>
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
403
43
LL
31
WL
33
DL
742
LL
78
WL
16
35
140
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
- 113
DESIGN
FORCES
Span
: 24.0 m
1:rame spacing
: 12.0m
Column
height
: Hinged
a
E
5T
*
: All
zones
2L.Orn
Forces
Saggblg
(k.1. m)
Hogging
(k&V.m)
fk.\,
(kNl
662
1470
435
1470
130
438
1069
209
1246
82
664
312
2574
587
852
1399
Section Designation
Force
Shear
--__
2LJJm
Bendirlg Momerlt
Section Designation
Foundation
9.5 m
Support
Design Ultimate
GG
: 1:3.1:4,1:5
Wind/seismic
Roof slopes
condition
Forces
Due to
541
.
_
-
:
Sheor
Force
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(Compressive
(kN. m)
(kN)
435
LL
64
16
WL
18
49
DL
839
LL
152
WL
36
56
DL
A
141
(kNJ
(W
81
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
TABLE
114 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 24.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Compressive
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
r
Hogging
(kN. m)
Force
Shear
Force
,
Sagging
(kN. m)
(kN)
(kN)
111
1676
510
1676
339
487
1441
231
1587
129
825
389
650
G
H
3171
954
1068
1678

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Shear
Force
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
(compressive
(kN. m)
IkN)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
540
58
LL
61
WL
DL
1054
LL
157
WL
30
70
10
3
67
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
9.0m
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
I
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kNm)
100
100
32
2
3
I
,
9.0m
Shear Force
>
(kN)
Compressive Force
SOm
(kN)
116
69
13
76
35
89
I-
18
50
154
53
-
90
200
229
90
161
46
61
48
16

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
ccompressivehensi;a
(kN)
(kN m)
_
DL
A
Shear
Force
(kW
(knl!
78
LL
12
WL
11
--_-I
DL
138
LL
27
WL
11
__
12
143
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
116 DESIGN FORCES
Span
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,
Support
I:5
*
: All
zones
Design Ultimate
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
9.0 m
Forces
Section Designation
C
Bending Moment
*
Hogging
(kN. m}
Compressive
Sagging
(kN. m}
Force
Shear
Force
)
(kN)
(kN)
112
116
73
116
56
72
84
39
c
D
E
96
23
10
58
55
175
H
I
J
101
115
238
54
62
182
Foundation
93
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
52
22
:
Axial Force
A
Bending
Moment
Compressive
93
Tensile
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
86
LL
12
WL
14
DL
148
LL
28
WL
11
144
14
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
9.0m
9.0m
9.0 m
Hogging
(kN.m)
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
c
Compressive
Sagging
(kN.m)
Force
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
182
174
115
174
75
13
140
126
61
161
37
12
89
94
272
21
159
134
199
383
288
21
159
86
85
32
K
L
1(
109

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
.
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
Axial Force
Ir
Compressive
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kNJ
(kN)
DL
115
13
LL
24
4
4
WL
(kNl
22
DL
216
LL
55
WL
23
24
145
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

E
: 9.0m
Span
spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Frame
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, 1:s
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:All
Section Designation
Bending Moment
Compressive
*
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
Shear Force
(kN)
Force
1
(kNJ
189
210
210
123
19
154
69
173
46
26
106
98
310
17
163
204
122
125
I
J
328
18
163
12
102
93
110
43

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Wm)
DL
A
Shear
Force
A
Compressive
(kN1
124
Tensile
(kN)
(kW
LL
23
WL
29
DL
131
55
22
29
LL
WL
146
SP 43 (S &I?&1987
Span
: 12.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, 1:s
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
120m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
rHogging&X
(kN. m)
lI.OWl
Compressive Force
lZ.Orn
Shear Force
(kN.m)
(kN)
178
(kN)
197
110
197
12
112
124
55
155
20
87
73
288
12
298
338
287
129
ai
66
129
199
15

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
Bending
Moment
Compressive-
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kN)
DL
119
LL
16
WL
DL
207
LL
36
WL
16
147
(kN)
(kN)
22
4
5
11
14
SP 43 (S &T):1987
TABLE
120 DESIGN I:ORCES
: 12.0 I
Span
brame spacing
Column height
L!$4,1:5
Roof slopes
Support
y;.i
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
Design Ultimate
Forces
I
1
Section Designation
(
1?.0m
Bending Moment
A
lI.Om
I
/
Compressive
11om
Force
Shear
Force
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
186
206
110
40
(kN!
(kNj
206
111
142
54
171
24
96
18
304
135
115
175
353
316
135
89
_*
71
123
21
Foundation
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Compressive
(kN.mJ
Shear
Force
ikN)
Tensile
(kNJ
)
(kN)
DL
129
15
LL
16
WL
DL
222
LL
36
WL
15
148
14
1
_
16
SP 43 (S &T): 1987
Span
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 9.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
: All
12 om
Sagging
(kN.m)
Hogging
(kN. m)
12.0m
Compressive
Bending Moment
n
Section Designation
Wind/seismic zones
li.0 m
12 Om
Shear
Force
Force
(kN)
(kN)
234
259
136
259
102
125
202
69
_.
228
38
135
99
415
163
206
205
438
423
163
118
991
143
35

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial t;orce
A
Tensile
Compressive
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
176
LL
15
WL
21
DL
293
LL
31
WL
14
21
149
(kN)
SP43 (S&T):1987
TABLE
122 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4, I:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:All
12om
12.0m
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive
12.0m
Force
Shear
Force
sagging
(kN.m)
(kN)
319
319
60
10
225
(kNJ
213
173
187
92
273
41
149
126
496
15
222
160
551
165
494
15
222
142
114
204
30

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN. m)
(kNJ
(kN)
(kI4
DL
173
33
LL
32
WL
10
DL
318
LL
72
WL
31
28
150
22
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
123 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:All
lI.OlM
I
I
Section Designation
Bending Moment
5
Hogging
(kN.m)
342
C
D
II.OIlU
I
I
Compressive Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
1IOrn
Shear Force
(kNJ
(kN)
281
175
342
113
186
12
255
90
49
300
11
168
134
520
11
130
541
12
159
230
293
569
230
122
210
42
sectlon Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(kN.m)
YCompressive
(kN)
Tensile
(kN/
DL
183
LL
_
_
32
WL
DL
336
LL
73
WL
30
32
(kNJ
22
.6
29
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
12.0 m
Frame spacing
12.0 m
Column height
12.5 m
Roof slopes
1:3, 1:4, 1:5
Support condition
Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
All

Section Designation
Co,mpressive
Bending Moment
Force
Shear
Force
Sagging
(kN.m)
HOggw
(kN.m)
(kN)
IkN)
319
445
209
445
240
199
335
114
314
66
158
D
E
41
230
680
263
420
323
651
I
J
212
_
4
-
232
109
25
-
263
150
61

Section Designation
Forces
D&e to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN. m)
/klvl
(kNl
DL
232
LL
31
WL
42
DL
413
LL
74
WL
29
41
152
(kN)
13
SP 43 (S % T): 1987
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
10.0m
Bending Moment
Section Designationi
Il.0 m
Compressive
Sagging
(kN.m)
Hogging
(kN.m)
Force
la.om
Shear Force
fkN)
lkN)
469
469
180
286
89
359
27
201
113
680
205
164
443
535
671
280
225
184
279
205
104
20

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force,
A
f
Tensile
Compressive
(kN)
(kN)
(kN.m)
DL
A
LL
187
25
Shear
Force
/kN)
42
8
WL
DL
329
LL
54
WL
23
20
153
14
SF43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 18.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 9.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:AU
Section Designation
180m
l&Om
I
I
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
l&Om
Shear Force
lHoaging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
(k&
316
495
195
495
58
191
92
WJ
387
451
39
245
137
198
235
244
306
608
809
255
218
122
311
33

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
b
r
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
(kN.m)
Shear
Force
(kW
DL
224
26
LL
24
WL
DL
390
LL
55
23
WL
154
21
25
SP43(S&T):1987
Sean
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 12.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:AU
Section Designation
t
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
I\
,
Hokping
Sagging
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
Shear Force
(kN)
(klvl
377
564
228
564
144
212
512
108
577
56
-
166
277
380
469
722
1010
277
147
49
316
999
264
-
360

Section Designation
Forces
he to
Bending
Moment
(Compressive
(kN)
(kNm)
DL
A
Shear
Force
Axial Force
283
(kN)
(kN)
18
LL
23
WL
27
DL
487
LL
55
WL
22
28
155
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
128 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
10.0m
18.0 m
Compressive
Force
Bending Moment
%@_
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
.h
lB.Om
Shear
(kN)
Force
(kN)
708
348
406
708
90
282
24
465
138
575
56
14
319
180
1079
36
324
320
434
813
1063
35
324
303
164
444
36
13

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
>
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN.m)
/kN)
/kN)
/kN)
DL
252
60
LL
49
15
WL
18
29
DL
466
LL
108
WL
47
156
40
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
129
DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0 m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3,1:4,1:5
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
Design Ultimate
Forces
9.5 m
I8OtIQ
: All
lI.Orn
II.Om
:
Compressive
Bending Moment
*
Section Designation
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sasging
(kN.m)
Force
Shear
Force
>
(kN)
(kNJ
456
786
291
786
217
303
649
146
752
70
222
404
1288
379
492
484
932
1329
I.
Foundation
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
379
,
372
198
511
64
:
Bending
Momeit
Axial Force
A
7
Compressive
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN. m)
(kN)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
304
-_
36
LL
47
WL
DL
562
LL
110
WL
46
47
157
8
9
42
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TABLE
130
DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 18.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column
: 12.5 m
height
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Roof slopes
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
Design Ultimate
Forces
: All
18.0 m
18.0m
18.0m
I
4
Section Designation
Bending Moment
xging
(kN. m)
Compressive
(kN.m)
lkNl
Shear
Force
Force
(kN)
536
929
346
929
386
334
851
114
945
95
29
528
261
1611
443
754
553
1094.
1661
J
K
Foundation
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
_
*
-
443
461
577
92
240
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Shear
Force
Compressive
Tensile
(kN. m)
lkNl
/kN)
IkN)
DL
383
25
LL
46
WL
56
DL
696
LL
111
WL
44
56
158
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TABLE
131 DESIGN FORCES
Span
9.0 m
Frame spacing
6.0 m
Column height
5.0m
Roof slopes
Support
1:3, 1:4, 15
Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
All
zones
Design Ultimate
Forces
Bending Moment
Section Designation
Compressive
Force
Shear
Force
(kN. m)
(kN.m)
(kN)
99
69
99
_
26
14
__
_
49
_
-
c
D
E
F
G
153
H
I
63
-
161
116
87
52
180
90
-
231
44
48
46
47
150
-
16
81
-
186
215
Section Designation
18
_
-
boundation
13
35
63
90
(k-w)
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
A
Compressive
Tensile )
(kN.m)
(kN)
(kN)
DL
79
LL
12
WL
Shear
Force
(kN)
9
2
10
____
__-__
DL
I
139
LL
28
WL
11
11
DL
132
LL
26
18
10
WI.
159
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE
132 DESIGN FORCES
Span
9.0 m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 6.5m
Roof slopes
: 1:3. I :4, I:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
9,Om
]
,
9.Om
9.Om
9.Om
Bending Moment
Compressive
Force
Shear
Force
A
Hogging
(kN.m)
Sagging
(kN.tn)
)
(kN)
109
71
109
1
-
41
D
E
F
122
163
90
-
H
I
J
K
180
2
168
84
12
83
38
94
22
56
-
(kNl
55
93
_
115
241
93
51
51
65
22
54
_
50
179
84
-
222
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
Compressive
(kN. m)
(kN)
(kN)
(kNl
DL
86
LL
WI,
12
-
13
DL
150
LL
26
WL
10
12
DL
141
26
18
12
LL
WL
160
SP43(S&T):1987
Span
: 9.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 5.0m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4, 1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Design Ultimate-Forces
Section Designation
yJ;-$
I
Born
s.om
s.om
Compressive
Bending Moment
s.om
Force
Shear
Force
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
B
D
169
169
9
159
88
21
_
-
287
21
83
111
85
270
21
104
-
126
61
36
94
i3i
114
_
64
270
WV
182
WV
159
-
355
387
_
159
84
32
82
142
-
207
357

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
(Compressive
(kN.m)
(kN)
Shear
Force
Tensile
(kNl
)
(kNl
DL
116
LL
24
WL
DL
220
LL
56
WL
21
DL
207
LL
51
WI.
36
14
-
4
5
20
21
19
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TABLE
134
DESIGN FORCES
: 9.0m
Span
Frame
spacing
: 12.Om
height
: 6.5m
Column
Roof
: 1:3, 1:4, 1x5
slopes
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
Design
zones
Ultimate
Forces
1.
9,Om
All
1
I
9.0 m
9.Om
I.
9.Om
Section Designatiorl
Bending Moment
e-soaninn
(kN.mJ
Compressiw
(kN.mJ
Shear
Force
IkNJ
Force
WJ
189
119
194
103
125
152
67
10
_
170
44
21
102
98
288
180
-
117
_
199
164
-
400
18
164
194
c
D
I
J
322
97
91
I.
113
43
01
99
-,
89
305
20
170
_
_
311
149
-
366
Foundation
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
(Compressive
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN.mJ
WJ
SW
DL
124
LL
23
WL
_-
26
WJ
9
DL
233
LL
56
WI
20
25
DL
216
LL
51
WI,
37
23
162
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TABLE
135
DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
I;ramc spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: S.Om
Root slopes
: 1:3,1:4,.1:5
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
Iksign
Uttimatc
12 Om
: All
zones
12.0 m
I
1
12Om
Compressive
Bending Moment
A
Ilogging
(kN.m)
&xing
(kN.m)
204
Force
Shear
Force
(kN)
(kN)
204
III
_
120
I:
153
Is
2HB
II
95
I
290
113
56
20
-..
_
-
89
(;
71
273
128
-
340
_
128
77
M
IV
_
273
82
_
66
119
118
284
15
64
324
I:orccs at Service Load Stage
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
(kN. m)
12.0 m
180
6A y
I:orces
Section Designation
I%undation
-ka El
01
DL
LL
WL
Axial Force
A
Compressive
Tensile
(W
W)
Shear
Force
(W
120
17
-
DL
208
LL
36
WL
115
DL
201
LL
34
WL
23
10
163
23
5
6
10
2
SP 43 (S & T):1987
TABLE
136 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
C
: 6.5 m
Column height
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Designation
L
F
C J
II
NN
L
K
E
D
J G
8t
In
ti
I
12.0 m
P
12.0 m
12.Om
12.0m
I
Compressive Force
Bending Moment
A
0-c
Shear Force
Hosing
sagg~g
(kN.m)
(kN.m)
/kN)
A
B
206
187
110
IkN)
206
30
112
139
5.5
E
F
169
96
24
77
G
H
I
302
114
-
277
356
134
-
J
K
317
-
134
71
22
.
85
126
92
N
0
294
92
--*
68
274
121
-
335

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axi
Compressive
(kN)
(kN. m)
DL
LL
WL
LL
Tensile
(kN)
223
-
37
(kN)
16
130
16
-
DL
I
Shear
Force
Force
A
3
13
1
-
WL
14
14
DL
213
LL
34
WL
23,
12
164
._.
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 6.0m
Column height
: 9Sm
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
:All
12Om
Section Designation
I-
;;:;
Hogging
(kN. m)
&zing
(kN.m)
242
242
12.Om
Force
Shear
(kN)
lkN)
81
234
133
-
199
225
130
67
164
_
392
183
4?1
_
_
-
206
443
-
_
-
125
33
98
164
91
112
152
123
384
175
319
86
147
_
409
37

Section Designation
Forces
Duet0
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
*
Compressive
Shear
Force
Tensile
(kN.m)
(kN)
/kN)
DL
176
LL
15
WL
19
DL
LL
_
-
296
38
.-
WL
13
17
DL
277
LL
34
WL
24
17
165
Force
!
/
12.0m
12 Om
Compressive
Bending Moment
/r
(kN)
9
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

TABLE
138
DESIGN t:ORCES
: 12.0 m
SpaIl
t:ramc spacing
: 12.0m
Column
height
5.0m
Roof slopes
: t :3. 1:4, t :5
Support
: Hinged
condition
Wind/seismic
zones
Design Ultimate
12.0 Ul
I
1
: At1
PA
I
I
12.0 m
Compressive
(kN. m)
!
l-
321
321
48
11
-
218
152
E
F
G
489
H
I
22
-
491
Shear
Force
(kN)
174
189
124
15
-
496
220
-
555
269
93
41
220
15
113
136
6
-
bi)rce
216
203
143
471
15
-
30
*-
110
199
-
479
524
Section Designation
Forces
Due to
:
Bending
Moment
12.0 m
(kb,
C,H
(kN.m)
12.0 m
t:orces
Bending Moment
Foundation
Axial Force
A
>
Compressive
Tensile
Shear
Force
(kN. m)
(kNJ
DL
174
LL
33
WL
11
DL
320
LL
13
WL
29
26
DL
306
LL
68
WL
46
166
(kNJ
(kN)
34
9
21
2
21
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0 m
Column height
: 6.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4,1:5
Support conditibn
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
A
B
I.
NW
J G
e
E
s
I
I;1
Il.0
12.0 m
Bending Moment
A
Section Designation
(
1EOm
lY.Om
Compressive Force
Hogging
(kN. m)
Sagging
(kN.m)
338
Shear Force
1
(kN)
(kN)
282
175
187
91
c
D
E
F
338
94
250
296
48
133
G
H
520
194
-_
166
11
287
229
-
574
-
229
121
42
Z
J
K
541
11
152
5
510
216
160
14
0
P
185
-
L
M
117
206
*
458
535

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Axial Force
n
Compressive
Tensile
(kN)
(kN)
Bending
Moment
(kN.m)
184
32
-
338
74
29
_
-
300
68
47
DL
LL
WL
DL
LL
WL
DL
LL
WL
167
Shear
Force
(kN)
23
6
26
1
28
25
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TABLE
140 DESIGN FORCES
Span
: 12.0m
Frame spacing
: 12.0m
Column height
: 9.5 m
Roof slopes
: 1:3, 1:4, 15
Support condition
: Hinged
Wind/seismic zones
: All
Section Des&nation
c
y%T:]
12On,
Bending Moment
A
11.0m
Worn
Compressive
Force
lZ.Om
Shear Force
>
Hogging
(kN.m)
Wxing
(kN.m)
A
B
409
327
203
409
197
199
D
E
330
368
109
62
F
G
H
I
J
31
636
369
699
221
-
324
667
__
K
L
M
14
200
/kN)
(kN)
146
263
263
148
242
68
210
N
0
13
649
354
503
142
240
-
610

Section Designation
Forces
Due to
Bending
Moment
Axial Force
Shear
Force
(kn! m)
(klvl
/kN)
DL
232
13
LL
WL
31
4
_
-
3
37
DL
LL
WL
417
75
26
35
DL
387
68
49
33
LL
WL
168
/kN)
SP43(S&T):1987
TABLE 141 LOCATION OF JOINTS AND LIFTING POINTS DURING TRANSPORTATION
AND ERECTION (REFER FIG. 150)
(a) For Gable FZames with Rxed Bases
Spcln
(ml
Sprrdng
(m)
Column
Height
(m)
Slope
I IN
(mm)
(mm)
1760
5.0
1436
5.0
1403
1720
5.0
1388
1700
6.5
1452
1950
6.5
1419
1950
6.5
1403
1980
12
5.0
1468
2140
12
5.0
1434
2180
12
5.0
1419
2250
12
6.5
1468
2140
12
6.5
1434
2180
12
6.5
1419
2250
12
5.0
1942
2690
12
5.0
1898
2720
12
5.0
1817
2190
12
6.5
1942
2690
12
6.5
1898
2720
12
6.5
1877
2790
12
9.5
1942
2690
12
9.5
1898
2720
12
9.5
1877
2790
1942
2690
12
12
5.0
12
12
5.0
1898
2720
12
12
5.D
1877
2790
12
12
6.5
1942
2690
12
12
6.5
1898
2720
2790
12
12
6.5
1877
12
12
9.5
1942
2690
12
12
9.5
1898
2120
12
12
9.5
1877
2790
2923
4170
18
6.5
18
6.5
2857
4270
18
6.5
2826
4420
18
9.5
2923
4170
18
9.5
2857
4270
18
9.5
2826
4420
Note - Distances a and b are same in single bay and multi-bay frames.
169
(Contfnued)
SP 43 (S & T): 1987

AND ERECTION (REFER FIG. 150) - Contd
Span
Spacing
hJ
(mJ
Column
Height
(ml
Slope
I IN
(mm)
(mm)
18
12.5
2923
4170
18
12.5
2857
4270
18
12.5
2826
4420
18
12
6.5
2923
4170
18
12
6.5
2857
4270
18
12
6.5
2826
4420
18
12
9.5
2923
4170
4270
18
12
9.5
2857
18
12
9.5
2826
4420
18
12
12.5
2923
4170
18
12
12.5
2857
4270
18
12
12.5
2826
4420
24
9.5
3903
5650
24
9.5
3815
5810
24
9.5
3774
6040
24
12.5
3903
5650
24
12.5
3815
5810
6040
24
12.5
3774
24
12
9.5
3903
5650
24
12
9.5
3815
5810
24
12
9.5
3774
6040
24
12
12.5
3903
5650
24
12
12.5
3815
5810
24
12
12.5
3774
6040
4852
6750
30
9.5
30
9.5
4743
6890
30
9.5
4692
7110
30
12.5
4852
6750
30
12.5
4743
6890
30
12.5
4692
7110
30
12
9.5
4852
6750
6890
30
12
9.5
4743
30
12
9.5
4692
7110
30
12
12.5
4852
6750
30
12
12.5
4743
6890
30
12
12.5
4692
7110
170
(Continued)
SP 43 (S & T):1987
AND ERECTION (REFER FIG. 150) - Contd
fb)
For Amble Frames with Hinged Bases
Span
Spacing
fW
(ml
Column
Height
W
Slope
1 IN
(mm)
@ml
2430
5.0
1436
5.0
1403
2510
5.0
1388
2740
6.5
1436
2430
6.5
1403
2570
6.5
1388
2740
12
5.0
1436
2430
1403
2570
12
5.0
12
5.0
1388
2740
12
6.5
1436
2430
12
6.5
1403
2570
1388
2740
12
6.5
12
5.0
1926
3010
12
5.0
1883
3130
12
5.0
1862
3290
1926
3010
13
6.5
12
6.5
1883
3130
12
6.5
1862
3290
12
9.5
1926
3340
12
9.5
1883
3560
12
9.5
1862
3810
12
12
5.0
1926
3340
12
12
5.0
1883
3560
12
12
5.0
1862
3810
12
12
6.5
1926
3340
12
12
6.5
1883
3560
12
12
6.5
1862
3810
12
12
9.5
1926
3340
12
12
9.5
1883
3560
9.5
1862
3810
12
12
18
6.5
2815
4280
18
6.5
2810
4430
18
6.5
2180
4620
2875
4450
18
9.5
18
9.5
2810
4640
18
9.5
2780
4880
171
(Continued)
!P 43 (S & T):1987
TABLE 141 LOCATION OF JOINTS AND LIFTING
POINTS DURING TRANSPORTATION
AND ERECTION (REFER FIG. 150) - Co&.

Span
Spacing
(ml
@,
Column
Height
(ml
Slope
1 IN
@ml
(mm)
18
12.5
2815
4780
18
12.5
2810
5060
18
12.5
2780
5400
18
12
6.5
2815
4450
18
12
6.5
2810
4640
18
12
6.5
2780
4880
18
12
9.5
2815
4780
18
12
9.5
2810
5060
18
12
9.5
2780
5040
18
12
12.5
2815
5280
18
12
12.5
2810
5700
18
12
12.5
2780
6180
24
9.5
3040
5740
24
9.5
3754
5950
24
9.5
3713
6230
24
12.5
3840
5910
24
12.5
3754
6160
24
12.5
3713
6490
24
12
9.5
3840
5910
24
12
9.5
3154
6160
24
12
9.5
3713
6490
24
12
12.5
3840
6410
24
12
12.5
3754
6800
24
12
12.5
3713
7270
30
9.5
4812
6870
30
9.5
4704
7060
30
9.5
4654
7330
30
12.5
4812
7210
30
12.5
4704
7480
30
12.5
4654
7850
30
12
9.5
4812
7210
30
12
9.5
4754
7480
30
12
9.5
4704
7850
30
12
12.5
4812
7210
30
12
12.5
4754
7480
30
12
12.5
4704
7850
Note - Distances u and b are same in single bay and multi-bay frames.
172
TABLE
Sl.
Iv0
Rafter Section
142 DETAILS OF TYPE (1) JOINT IN THE RAFTER (REFER FIG. 152)
Diameter of
MS Rods
MS Plate Size
(Width
mm
mm
200
400
200 x 380 x
16
mm
mm
Number of MS
Rods in Each
Half
Number of MS
Rods in One
Number of Rows
Row
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
30
40
70
50
100
250
500
250 x 420 x
18
35
45
80
60
100
300
600
300 x 520 x 10
18
40
45
80
60
100
400
800
400 x 620 x 12
22
12
50
60
80
60
120
400
1000
400 x 640 x 16
2s
12
50
65
80
60
120
500
800
500 x 640 x 12
25
12
50
65
80
60
120
500
900
500 x 560 x 14
28
10
60
70
90
70
120
500
1000
500 x 780 x 16
32
70
80
100
80
120
500
1200
500 x 810 x 18
32
12
IO
80
100
80
150
36
150
32
10
500
1500
500 x 870 x 25
11
600
1100
600 x 810 x 18
15
90
105
85
12
70
80
100
80
150
42
12
600
1200
600 x 870 x 18
36
12
15
90
105
85
150
13
600
1500
600 x 750 x 25
42
10
80
110
110
90
150
14
750
1100
750 x 970 x 18
42
80
110
110
90
150
15
750
1300
150 x 970 x 20
42
12
80
110
110
90
150
16
750
1500
750
42
12
80
110
110
90
150
970
25
TABLE 143 ESTIMATION OF QUANTITIES
G
*
Frames with Hinged Bases

Bays
Span
Spacing
Column Height
Quantity of Concrete (m3/m2)

6
In Frames
In Fkines,
Quantity ofSteel
etc
3
;;
(kg/m)
A
Frames
Purl&, etc.
HY~
(m)
(m)
(m)
12
9.5
0.1538
0.0327
13.810
4.444
12
12
5.0
0.0613
0.0688
5.039
5.396
2.153
12
12
6.5
0.0665
0.0717
5.669
5.625
2.273
12
12
9.5
0.0769
0.07748
7.882
6.079
2.514
18
6.5
0.1071
0.0250
8.883
3.472
18
9.5
0.1318
0.0268
11.571
3.694
18
12.5
0.0710
0.0240
15.605
3.917
18
12
6.5
0.0590
0.0652
5.556
5.108
2.022
18
12
9.5
0.0776
0.0690
8.776
5.412
2.182
18
12
12.5
0.1045
0.0729
10.546
5.716
2.343
5.0
0.0480
0.0285
7.958
3.953
6.5
0.0923
0.0300
9.199
4.120
12
5.0
0.0513
0.0741
4.604
5.810
2.306
12
6.5
0.0562
0.0770
5.313
6.039
2.426
3.781
12
5.0
0.0985
0.0270
7.823
12
6.5
0.1069
0.0281
8.837
3.906
12
9.5
0.1497
0.0301
13.132
4.156
12
12
5.0
0.0602
0.0659
4.679
5.168
2.033
12
12
6.5
0.065 1
0,0681
5.797
5.339
2.123
12
12
9.5
0.0878
0.0724
8.319
5.681
2.304
--
me-
:S - Contd
d Bases
__-
1n1.5wirh Fixe
---
f SAeel (kg/m:
Quantity 01
Purlins, e\s
&
:c
P.S.Steel
Fro
sd
F QUANTITIWIMATION
OABLE 143 ES
n3/m2)
Quantity ;ht
of Concrete (n
Column Hei&&
SP
Span
HY
Hysd
(m)
(m)
I
__c-
Cm)
J9
4.2:
18.90$0316
0. 0.1406
9.5
fj
30
59
4.6:
21.93:,0350
0. 0.1573
12.5
30
2.589
$3
6.1!
12.6Ot.784
0.0703
9.5
12
30
2.818
JO
6.7(
16.5Oz.0853
0.0786
12.5
12
30
18
4.61
3291.0346
0.0252
5.0
4.9
5.05t.0375
0.0445
6.5
81
2.782
41
6.7,
2.49i.0859
0.0283
5.0
12
3.023
99
7.1
2.911.0918
0.0321
6.5
12
92
4.2
3.911.0315
0.0504
5.0
12
42
4.5
4.72~0331
0.0672
6.5
12
49
5.0
7.13~0381
0.0672
9.5
12
2.545
.78
6.2
2.7%0801
0.0252
5.0.
12
12
3.661.0845
0.2800
6.5
12
12
5Jw.0933
( 0.0336
9.5
12
12
2.126
I22
6.6
3.083
i13
1.3
55
!8
3.7
8.03.0274
0.0851
6.5
18
!8
4.c
99.5:x0303
0.0984
9.5
18
I88
bYS
In n In Frames
r
--
T.
iO6
4.t
11.43.0332
0.1118
12.5
18
2.222
195
19
5.
5.w.0701
0.0426
6.5
12
18
2.461
354
11
5.!
6.7b.0759
0.0492
9.5
12
18
2.701
112
19
6.4
8.%.0817
0.0559
12.5
12
18
Continued)
.. _
%
8
8
r@
- Confd
Frames with Fixed Bases

Bays
Span
Spacing
.L
Column Height
Quantity of Concrete (m3/m2)
Quantity of Steel (kg/m?)
IIn
A
Frames
Hysd
(m)
3
2
ti-
Purlins, etc
A
Hysd
P.S.Steel
(ml
24
9.5
0.1373
0.0273
12.385
3.743
24
12.5
0.1529
0.0295
16.351
3.993
24
12
9.5
0.0687
0.0698
17.880
5.577
2.226
9.578
5.818
2.406
24
12
12.5
0.0765
0.0742
5.0
0.0239
0.0306
3.265
4.198
6.5
0.0420
0.0326
4.574
4.414
12
5.0
0.0269
0.0781
2.290
6.123
2.466
3.176
6.429
2.623
-
12
6.5
0.0303
0.0820
12
5.0
0.0483
0.0286
3.676
3.954
12
6.5
0.0533
0.0301
4.481
4.125
12
9.5
0.0633
0.0330
6.292
4.458
12
12
5.0
0.0241
0.0742
2.789
5.815
12
12
6.5
0.0266
0.0772
2.847
6.046
2.421
12
12
9.5
0.0316
0.0830
5.148
6.507
2.664
18
5.6
0.0819
0.0250
7.599
3.475
18
6.5
0.0937
0.0269
9.145
3.698
18
9.5
0.1056
0.0289
11.528
3.920
18
12
5.0
0.0409
0.0652
4.823
5.113
2.022
18
12
6.5
0.0469
0.069 1
6.116
5.418
2.182
18
12
9.5
0.0528
0.0730
8.163
5.724
2.341
2.306
(Continued)
- Co&d
Frames with Fixed/Hinged Bases
?
Bays
Span
Spacing
Column Height
Quantity of Concrete (m/m)

Mv
In Frames
Quantity of Steel (kg/m)
(
In Purlines, etc
>
purlins, etc
Frames
Hysd
(ml
(ml
5.0
0.0233
0.0287
3.153
3.968
6.5
0.0408
0.0301
4.296
4.134
12
5.0
0.0262
0.0742
2.431
5.815
2.306
12
6.5
0.0294
0.0772
2.870
6.046
2.424
12
5.0
0.0472
0.0271
3.490
3.788
12
6.5
0.0519
0.0282
4.410
3.913
12
9.5
0.0613
0.0304
6.003
4.163
12
12
5.0
0.0236
0.0713
2.701
5.583
2.184
12
12
6.5
0.0260
0.0735
3.184
5.757
2.274
12
12
9.5
0.0307
0.0779
3.906
6.102
2.455
5.0
0.1007
0.0483
19.611
6.315
6.5
0.1096
0.0541
12.519
6.981
12
5.0
0.0611
0.1160
6.546
9.102
3.954
12
65
0.0688
0.1276
7.056
10.019
4.426
5.0
0.1154
0.0398
9.514
5.278
12
(ml
12
6.5
0.1290
0.0440
11.792
5.778
12
9.5
0.1868
0.0525
21.375
6.674
12
12
5.0
0.0700
0.097 1
6.104
7.625
3.264
12
12
6.5
0.0778
0.0105
7.257
8.313
3.625
12
12
9.5
0.1088
0.123.1
11.236
9.681
4.347
(Continued)
/Fixed Bases
1s with Hinged,
:el (kg/m* 1
&antity of Stc
ITIES 7 Conti OF QUANT
@)
:oncrete (m/n Quantity of C

hIn PUrlin:rames
ESTIMATIOI
TABLE 143
l+amc
--
Purlins, etc
+
steel
P.S
Hysd
Frames
j
es, etc .
hmn
Height g
cc
Spa&
Span
In I
HY~
(ml
(m)
(m)
5.028
$1
0.03Il621
0.
9.5
12
:.392
5.851
5.3194
16
0.070635
0.
5.0
12
12
1.573
6.194
6.309
39
0.0710693
0.
6.5
12
12
!.934
6.878
8.674
16
0.080965
0.
9.5
12
12
15.285
3.750
9.255
13
0.02:1107
0.
6.5
18
4.079
12.861
Dl
0.03(1373
0.
9.5
18
4.412
15.912
30
0.03,1792
0.
12.5
18
..222
5.488
5.877
DO
0.07!0608
6.5
12
18
!.463
5.944
7.972
57
0.07.0807
9.5
12
18
!.701
6.398
10.264
15
0.08.1093
12.5
12
18
3.740
15.865
72
0.02.1664
9.5
24
3.986
18.025
93
0.02.1968
12.5
24
2.227
5.469
9.646
2.406
5.809
11.734
4.173
4.395
2.466
6.114
2.627
97
0.06.0900
9.5
12
24
0.07.1201
12.5
12
24
8.265
804
0.03.0858
123
0.03.0947
a
a
5.0
9.086
4.781
80
0.01.0524
5.0
6.420
5.565
119
0.08.0576
6.5
3.949
7.769
!84
0.0a.1004
5.0
4.111
9.120
!98
0.03.1094
6.5
nrinued)
(Co
Bays
6.5
,
,
!
,
i
5
li
li
t
t
12
12
Y_
Ye-
-y
--
--_
ITIES - ContN OF QUANT ESTIMATIO:
TABLE 143
Frame
Fixed Bases s with Hinged/
--juantity of Ste
:el Org/mZ)
/\
11.
Purlins, etc
Cn2)
(7
Frames
IS, etc
Ioncrete (m3 /n Quantity of C

/L-------d
In hWmmes
olumn HeW
c-
In
Ig
Spacir
Span
Bays
P.S
.Steel
HY~
HY~
(m)
(m)
(m)
4.444
13.810
,7
0.0321538
0.
9.5
12
153
2.
5.396
5.039
;8
0.06%613
0.1
5.0
12
12
,273
2.
5.625
5.669
0.07b665
0.1
6.5
12
12
.5 14
6.079
7.882
48
0.0770769
0.1
9.5
12
12
3.472
8.883
i0
0.02f1071
0.
6.5
lb
3.694
11.571
j8
0.02tl318
0.
9.5
18
3.917
15.605
to
0.021710
0.
12.5
18
0.06t0590
0.
6.5
12
18
18
.022
5.108
5.556
52
~182
5.412
8.776
30
0.06!0776
0.
9.5
12
!.343
5.716
10.546
29
0.07:1045
12.5
12
18
3.953
7.958
85
0.02.0840
5.0
4.120
9.199
00
0.03.0923
6.5
5.810
4.604
41
0.07.0513
5.0
12
6.039
5.313
70
0.07.0562
6.5
12
3.781
7.823
:70
O.Oq.0985
5.0
8.831
!81
0.04.1069
6.5
c
t
4.156
13.132
101
0.01.1497
9.5
i
5
5
12
3.906
12
2.033
5.168
4.679
;59
O.OkO602
5.0
1:
12
2.123
5.339
5.797
;81
O.OkO651
6.5
1:
12
2.034
5.681
8.319
124
0.0:).0878
(
(
9.5
12
,4
t.306
1.426
--
---
--
--
12
sP43(S&T):1987
General Notes for Figures 1 to 15.6
1.
Notation
a) 4-16
101 indicates four 16 mm diameter.
HSD bars, type 01;
6.
Reinforcement details are symmetrical about the

centre line of portals.
7.
Bars shall be suitably joggled at the junction of

column and beam and at crown of portal to
avoid clashing of bars with each other.
8.
The column height specified includes 0.5 m

length of column which is assumed below ground
level. However, if firm strata is not available at
this depth, then a pedastal can be designed and
constructed as indicated in 6.5.4.
9.
For other details, refer to IS:4561978 for RCC

members
and IS : 1343-1980
for Frestressed
concrete members.
b) 26-6
$03-250
indicates twenty six 6 mm
diameter, MS bars, type 03 at spacing 250 mm
centre-to-centre;
c) $_ indicates centre line; and
d) Cp indicates diameter.
2.
All dimensions are in mm.
Maximum size of aggregates shall be :

a) 12 mm for structures thickness less than
150 mm like purlins and cladding runners, and
b) 20 mm for other members.
4.
Clear cover to reinforcement

to IS : 456-1978
shall be according
10. If exact size of bars is not available, they may be

suitably replaced keeping the total area of reinforcement same.
5.
Anchorage length, lap length, splicing, spacer

bars, etc, shall be provided according to IS:456
1978.
11. Where extra width of column is available, the

maximum spacing of corner column bars may be
restricted to 75 mm (as shown in given figure
below) so as to reduce the number of ties.
7-32 # BARS
..
180
-----Z-16103
--~
1.16102
--17-
8107.
$ECTlON-BB
I - 16w1
Z-16*03
)3-164FOl
l-169021
3-16*01
12%8*06-200
t
A
SECTION-AA
TOP OF FWNDATION
6600
DRAWING
No.1
(REFER
No. OF BAYS
1inS
1 51641
1636
660
1099
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT coNolTlo(I
FOR AU WIN0 AND
I
SEISMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
I )
: ONE
; :*,z
: i.Gm
: FIXED
:un
: Fo MI
.. .
Z- 16+04
1-16M3
tFk
SECTIDN-AA
No.
(REFER
No. OF- BAYS

No. AN0 SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
tit
Ii2
PRINCIPAL
NOTE:
1. ALL
;;Rf;s
SPACING
1 in 3
6680
6320
1417
llS1
lin
6695
6305
1063
1124
1 in 5
6705
6295
850
1111
3.
:
:
:
:
SPAN
DIMENSIONS
IN
SPACING
mm
RAFTER
2.
DRAWING
FOR
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
DISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
THE
FORCES
REFER
COLUMN
TO
SUPPORT
:2
NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG (K)
FACE: 100
: 300
HEIGHT
CONDITION
~ FOR ALL WIND AND

SEISMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
ONE
9.0m
6.0m
6.5m
FIXED
1
: M 25
: Fe 415
2)
-350
,246fOL
~,W6-360
2-12*07
2-16@03
IL-m01
2-168021
c
I
21-6806-250
44-16~01
-----h-6:
SECTION-AA
D6- 250
TOP W FOUNDATION
6bOO
(REFER
No.
AN0 SPACING
PURLINS
Ii1
ii2
PRINCIPAL
NOTE
0:
SLOPE
1. ALL
DIMENSIONS
SPACING
lin
5217
b734
1400
1lSD
lin
5234
4766
1050
1lQt
tin5
I5246I4754I
6401
1105
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
3. DISTANCE
FROM
mm
FORCES
REFER
TO
:3
OF THE
NEAREST
THE a.EXTERNAL
b. RI DCE
\
1
ARE
RAFTER
2. FOR
p2$:Ns
No. OF BAYS
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(Q)
FACE:100
:36a
SPAN
SPAC INO
COLUMN HEIOHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
I
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
IABLE 3)
:ONi!
: S.Om
: 12.0 m
:LEm
: FIXED
: N 2S
Fa LIS
SECTION-
BQ
2-12,07
2-2vM
2-201021
2-12107
SECTION-AA
_II
TOP OF FOUNDATION
600
8600
1
No. AN0 SPACING

OF PURLINS
PRINCIPAL
PURLINS
RAFTER
1.
ALL
2.
FOR
SPACNG
6284
1400
1150
6266
1050
1122
6254
640
1109
NOTE
No. OF
DIMENSIONS
3.
DISTANCE
FROM
ARE
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
_
THE
TABLE
OF
IN
mm
FORCES
REFER
TO
:4
THE
NEAREST
(1. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG($)
FACE:100
: 360
DRAWING
No.
(REFER
MO. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CON(JlTlON
FOR ALL WIND AN0
SEISMIC
ZONES
1
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
: ONE
: 9.Om
: 12.Om
: 6.5m
: FIXED
: M 25
; Fe 415
I)
t
12-12607
2-16403(
L-1690(
t
-
TOP DF FOUNDATION
11100
DRAWING
No. AI UO SPACING
OF PURL11
SLOPE
II,
5217
,
11.m_,
! _.._
tin 5
1 S2lSl
H2
4764
x.__
PRINCI IPAL RAFTER
~~
F
P%iiLqNs
SPACING
1246
,,,_._
} 1140
1900
1.
ALL DIMENSIONS
2.
FOR
3,
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
DISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
1219
ARE
1205
F&ES
REFER
TO
: 5
NEAREST
lHEo.EXTERNAL
b.RIDCE
i75L
IN mm
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(P)
FACE : IGO: 300
No.
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AN0
SEISMIC
ZONES
I
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TA ELE 5)
: ONE
I12.0m
: 6.0m
: 5.0m
: FIXED
: M 25
: Fe 115
-350
SECTION-U
SECTION-AA
TOF OF FOUNOATION
11400
-__
I
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No. AND SPACING

OF PURLlNb
PRINCIPAL
SPACING
1246
1425
12
:
DIMENSIONS
ARE
IN mm
RAFTER
2. FOR
zRf;6
1900
1140
NOTE
1. ALL
~
I
19
1205
FOUNDATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE:
3.DISTANCE
OF THE
NEAREST
FROM
THE
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
REFER
TO
PURLINS
COLUMN
LUG (Q 1
FACE:
100
:300
DRAWlNO
No.
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACINO
COLUMN HEIOHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
~ElSMlC
ZONES
I
M-ATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
:
I
:
:
:
TABLEBI
ONE
lZ.Om
6.0m
6.5m
FIXED
:M 25
: Fe 415
._
SECTION- BB
In-eilo-300
l-201021
SECTION- AA
TOP OF FOLINDATION
11400
DRAWING
No. AN0 SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
Hl
H2
PRINCIPAL
RAFTER
pNuokfks
SPACING
9264
1900
1246
lh4
9734
9266
1425
12 19
1hS
9746
9254
1140
1205
NOTE :
1.
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
2.
FUR
FOUNDATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
9717
tin
3. DISTANCE
FROM
THE
REFER
TO
TABLE. : 7
OF THE
NEAREST
a.EXTERNAL
b.RIDGE
IN mm
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(Q1
FACE ~100
:300
No.
(REFER
OF GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPP OR1 CONDltlON
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC
ZONES
1
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
Na
TABLE
: ONE
: 12.Om
: S.Om
: S.Sm
: FIXED
: w 25
I Fe MI
7 )
SECTION-AA
TOP OF FOUNDATION
----+-
SLOPE
Ii,
No. AND SPACING

OF PURLINS
HZ
1900
PRINCIPAL
RAFTER
i,$Rp&s
SPACING
lin
5217
4764
lin
5234
4766
1425
1 in 5
5246
4754
1140
IDR*WIHO
.
. 1.
2.
NOTE:
ALL
DIMENSIONS
FOR
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE:
3. DISTANCE
OF THE
ARE
IN
mm
FORCES
REFER
NEAREST
PURLIN
TO
1236
1207
193
FROM
THE ,,.EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
COLUMN
LUG (Q)
FACE : 100
: 360
(REFER
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACINO
COLUMN
HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC
2DNES
1
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
: ONE
: 12.0m
: 12.0m
: 5.0m
: FIXED
: M 25
: Fe 415
8 )
SECTION-
88
:
:1
21.8+09-300
21-8~09-300
2l_OClO-300
S-201
121_6; 10-300
01
SECTION-AA
A'
TG
TOP OF FOUNDATION
11400
DRAWING
No. AND SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
H,
H2
PRINCIPAL
$;Ry;Ns
OIMENSIONS
ARE
IN
mm
RAFTER
SPACING
1 in 3
6717
6284
1900
1236
lin
6734
6266
1425
1207
lin
6746
6254
lli0
1193
2. FOR
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
3. DISTANCE
FROM
(REFER
OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOft ALL WIND AND
NOTE
. 1, ALL
No. 9
FORCES
REFER
TO
:9
OF THE
NEAREST
THE aEXTERNAL
b.RIDGE
PIJRLIN
COLUMN
LUG (0
FACE:100
: 360
SEISMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
: ONE
: 12.0 m
: 12.0m
: 6.5m
: FIXED
:w 25
: Fe LtS
9 1
2-1z*m
2-32*01
I
,L-32*01
T OP OF FOUNDATION
lWO0
II
1
1
600
DRAWING
No. AND SPACING
NOTE:
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
Hl
n2
PRINCIPAL
No. OF
PURLINS
RAFTER
DIMENSIONS
2.FOR
FOUNOATION
ARE
IN
FORCES
mm
REFER
TO
SPACING
in 3
9717
926L
1900
lin 4
9774
9266
lL25
1207
1in S
97A6
9254
1140
1193
1. ALL
1236
ANALYSIS
TABLE:
3.OISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
THE
10
NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b.RIOGE
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(C)
FACE: 100
:360
No. 10
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEl&T
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC
ZONES
I
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
( REFER
TABLE 10)
ONE
: 12.0m
: 12.0m
: O.Sm
: FIXED
:u
: Fe
25
415
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!60
c
SECTION-
6;
I
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260
I-lV1
I
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2140
2l-ev12-320
12 - 320
13 - 320
i21_rJbT3-320
s-20*0,
SECTION-AA
.'
TOP OF FOUNDATION
j_
800
_____
112""
L
1
0""
No. AND SPACING

OF
PURLINS
SLOPE
Ml
PRINCIP*L
pNuok&
RAFTER
SPACING
6789
lin
6813
6212
6180
2867
1358
2150
1327
ALL
2. FOR
DIMENSIONS
3. DISTANCE
FROM
ARE
FOUNDATION
THE
TABLE
OF THE
aEXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
lin
6828
6172
1720
1312
DRAWING
NOTE:
1.
ANALYSIS
lin
i
1
IN
FORCES
mm
REFER
TO
:ll
NEAREST
PURLIN
COLUMN
FACE
LUG(c)
: 100
: 300
No.
11
ND. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AN
SEISMIC
ZONES I
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
I REFER
TABLE 11)
: ONE
: 18.Om
: 6.0m
: 6.6m
: FIXED
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VI
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0
260
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Be
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l-2bod
io-6w-2-320
LO-9*12-320
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:c1iON-AA
SE
Leo0
17200
L
1
DRAWING
No. OF
No.
SLOPE
Hl
R2
AND SPACING
OF PURLINS
PRINCIPAL
No. OF
PURLINS
1 in 3
12709
12212
2667
RAFTER
2.
SPAcNG
12913
12166
2150
1 in 5
12828
12172
1720
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
ARE
IN
1327
1312
DISTANCE
FROM
(REFER
FORCES
REFER
COLUMN
SUPPORT
TO
: 13
THE
OF THE
NEAREST
aEXTERNAL
b. RI OGE
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(P)
FACE:100
;300
HEIGHT
CONOlTlON
FDR ALL
SEISMIC
WIND
MATERIALS
AND
ZONES
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
: ONE
:l&Om
:6.Om
: 12.5 m
: FIXED
SPACING
mm
1356
3.
1 in 4
DIMENSIONS
FOR
13
SPAN
NOTE,
a 1. ALL
No.
BAYS
1
:M 26
: Fa 415
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i.EC~lOlu.
3-16M
2-:5*03,
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,360
SECTION-AA
TOP OF FOUNOATlON
DRAWING
NaAND
SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
Ii,
PRINCIPAL
RAFTER
No. OF
PRLINS]SPACING
1 in 3
6769
6212
2667
NOTE :
. 1.
ALL
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FOUNDAlION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
ARE
IN
FORCES
mm
REFER
TO
FORALL
: 10
SEISMIC
1350
3 .DISTANCE
FROM
OF THE
NEAREST
THE a. EXTERNAL
b.RIOGE
PyRLlN
COLUMN
FACE
No. 14
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SliPPORT CONDITION
LUG (cl
: 100
: 360
(REFER
IABLE
: ONE
:lB.Om
: 12.0 m
:6.5m
: FIXED
WIND AN0
ZONES
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CONCRETE
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25
STEEL
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TOP OF FOUNDATION
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1 DRAWING
Na AN0 SPACING
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SLOPE
tl,
H2
PRINCIPAL
No.OF
NOTE :
1. ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
IN mm
RAFTER
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pFi;;s
SPACING
lin
12799
12212
2667
1350
lin
12613
12166
2lS0
1319
1 in S
12626
12172
1720
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
3 .OISTANCE
FROM
THE
FORCES
OF THE
NEAREST
a.EXTERNAL
b.RIOGE
idi
REFER
TO
: 16
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG (c,
FACE :100
: 360
No. 16
BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE
: ONE
: 18.Om
: 12.0m
:
12.5m
FIXED
: M25
:_.Fe415
161
3-25cO3-
2-16X10
59-Lwl32-16+09
a-25+08
SECTION-BP
2-6*oSI
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2%6#12-36d
II
2sw12-
360
SECTION-AA
TOP OF FOUNDATION
23000
7
1000
1
7
I
SLOPE
9861
3633
1 in L
9691
__
:::,/I
tin
9910
1 in 3
11
1276
3.DISTANCE
FROM
OF THE
THEa.
NEAREST
EXTERNAL
b.RIDGE
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(c)
FACE : 100
300
DRAWING
No.
17
No.OF GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
[REFER
TABLE 17)
ONE
: 2L.Om
: 6.0m
: 6.5m
: FIXED
:
:
M25
Fe416
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---L-25*02
Z-16*
09
59-6X12-210
2-KY08
3-20X07
SECTION.iB
2-16+07
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34-Wll34-6+11-
360
360
34- se11 - 3Bo
i
SECTION-AA
TOP OF FOUNDATION
I
I
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1000
L
1
1
1
23000
1000
DRAWING
No. AN0 SPACING

OF PURLINS
SLOPE
Ml
PRINCIPAL
pN;I;(fks
in 3
12661
NOTE
1. ALL
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR
FOUNDATION
ARE
SPACING
12140
3633
11
1276
I in 4
12891
12110
2075
10
1307
lin
12910.
12090
2300
10
1372
ANALYSIS
TABLE:
3. DISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
THE
FORCES
REFER
TO
13
NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
IN mm
RAFTER
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG (PI
FACE :lOO
: 300
No. 18
No.OF GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONMTION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATEMALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 18)
: ONE
: 24.Om
: 8.0m
: 12.Sm
FIXED
:
:
M25
Fe415
3-32X04
Z-16*09
4-20#00
SECTION-BB
2-25Y
0
7
25-8*13-
I I
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360
SECTION-AA
DRAWING
No. AND SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
H,
Hz
PRINCIPAL
p;$;s
SPACING
lin
9661
9063
3910
11
12 72
lh
9691
9026
2958
10
1360
1 in 5
9910
9004
2366
10
1365
NOTE
R*FTER
1. ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
Z.FOR
FOUNDATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
3.DISTANCE
FROM
TABLE:
OF
THE
mm
REFER
TO
19
NEAREST
THE o. EXTERNAL
b.RIDGE
IN
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG (Q,
FACE
: 100
: 360
No.
19
No.OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE
ONE
: 24.0m
: 12.0m
: 9.5m
: FIXED
: M25
Fe b15
19)
SECTION-BB
,S6-6113-
I--
210
;6--%tOl
rt-t
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SECTION-AA
TOP OF FOUNOATION
1000
L
1
I
7
23000
1000
I DRAWING
No. AN0
OF
SLOPE
Hl
Hz
I4
PRINCIPAL
12661
12lLO
3633
NOTE :
1.
11
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
SPACING
1272
1 in 4
12691
12 110
2675
10
1360
lin
12910
12090
2300
10
1365
3.
FOR
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
mm
DISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
THE
FORCES
REFER
TO
: 20
NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b.RIOGE
IN
RAFTER
2.
pzi&
lin
SPACING
PURLINS
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(E)
FACE: 100
: 360
No.
20
(REFER
No.OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WlND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
TABLE 20)
: ONE
: 24.Om
: 12.0m
: 12.5m
FIXED
:
:
Fe415
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
M25
__--__
SECTION-BB
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1
74-W13-210
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2-l6,11
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,
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TOP0FFO"NOATlON
380
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1
1
DRAWING
No AND SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
Hl
. PRINCIPAL
::,,:,,
lin
NOTE.
ARE
FOR
FORCES
3.
ANALYSIS
TABLE:
DISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
.-
FOUNDATION
IN
mm
REFER
TO
ISPACING
1 in 1.
ALL DIMENSIONS
2.
RAFTER
1 I 5
1.
THE
21
NEAREST
a.EXTERNAL
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(c)
FACE : 100
No. 21
No.OF GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
lAGLE.ZI)
: ONE
: 30.0m
: 6.0m
: 9.5-m
: FIXED
:
:
M26
Fe415
3-32XOL
Z-161(09
3-2W08
SECTION -88
33-8ei2-380
SECTION-AA
1 DRAWING
/sLopEI1
H,
1 in 3
lin
12861
12891
H2
12063
12028
1910
3707
No.ANDSPACING
1
wj:,
13
13
1328
1298
3.
NOTE :
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
FOR
FOUNDATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE
DISTANCE
OF THE
FROM
12910
1200*
2906
12
1100
mm
REFER
TO
: 22
THEaEXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
1 in 5
IN
NEAREST
PURLIN
COLUMN
FACE
LUG(Q)
: 100
: 300
No
22
No.OF GAY S
SPAN
SPAClNG
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITK)N
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE
: ONE
: 3QGm
: 6.0 In
: 12.5m
: FIXED
:
:
M25
Fe b15
22)
417=zd :
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No. AND SPACING

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R
4633
PRINCIPAL
NCTE:
1
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
2.
FOR
FOUNDATION
FORCES
3.
ANALYSIS
TABLE:
DISTANCE
OF
FRO
3625
2900
IN
mm
RAFTER
THE
NEAREST
THE a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
REFER
TO
24
COLUMN
PURLIN
FACE:
LUG(Q)
100
: 360
No.
24
No.OF GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR AU WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 20
: -ONE
: 30.0m
: 12.0m
: 12.5m
: FIXED
1
:
:
M25
Fe415
-17-64C&270
SECTION-CC
SECTION-BB
2-16403
2-16tO3
I-lCe0
2-1610
I-
2-w
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I
I--ttt3-01
25-6607-200
SECTKIN-AA
SECTION-DD
fi
TdP
OF FCUNOATI0N
6600
-z;l
LOO
DRAWING
Ic
SLOPE
I
II,
I
li2
I
R
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lh
5144
4656
SPALCING OF PURLINS
NaANo
EXTERIOR
1433
INTERIOR
RAFTER
SPACING
p;;;.;;s
NOTE
-*----*
2.FDR rwmmr~u~~
ANALYSIS
TABLE
1361
ARE
FORCES REFER
C
: I,
. _....
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Ll
I_
jSlS6
I4644
11075
1111
1 1346 !
1 1 in 5 I5164
14636
1 660
IO&
I.
c.VALLEY
1330
IN mm
____...
___
OF
No.
(c)
tnn
.
: 300
: 300
25
(REFER
:
BAYS
TABLE
TWO
SPAN
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28
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1219
1396
1205
1360
1248
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29
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ARE
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6746
6254
1140
1205
1380
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FACE
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: 300
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30
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32
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34
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36
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
>PAClNG
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1270
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12172
1720
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37
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No. OF BAYS
PURLIN
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100
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550
No.
42
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN
HEIGHT
SUPPORT
CONDITION
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I
SEISMIC
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56
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No. OF BAYS
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FACE:
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N o.
58
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
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11
17200
No. AND SP*ClNG OF WRLINS

SLOPE
H,
n2
EXTERIOR
$i;Gs
RAFTER
INTERIOR
RAFTER
SPACING
PFRL$
SPACING
9709
9212
2867
1350
DRAWING
NOTE
1
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN
FOR FOUNOATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
I in3
800
1286
, 7
-
mm
REFER
TO
TABLE : 59
DISTANCE
OF THE NEAREST
PURLIN LUG (E)
FROM THE (1 EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE
100
360
b RIDGE
c VALLEY
550
No.
59
(REFER
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
I
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLb 59)
: THREE
: lG.Om
: 12.Om
: 9.Sm
: FIXED
:
:
M2S
Fe Llf
2-32803
2-321)3
2-32W6
-36-6W7-260
2-12 u12
SECTION-CC
>ECTION.BB
SECTIONJIE
I
3-2OW9
2-12W3
2-Q l l:
m2*
2-j2103
, J ..a.,..
11
17200
No. AND
SLOPE
H,
H2
SPACING
OF
PURLINS
EXTERIOR
RAFTER
INTERIOR
RAFTER
pNuodf:NS
SPACING
pN;rRffNs
SPYCING
600
1,
NOTE :
ALL DIMENSIONS
2.
FOR
12769
12212
2667
1350
1266
1 in4
12613
12168
2lSO
1319
1254
12826
1720
1304
1239
DISTANCE
FROM
SECTION-DQ
TABLE
FORCES
12172
REFER
TO
: 60
OF THE NEAREST
THE a. EXTARNAL
b. RIDGE
ARE IN mm.
FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
lin3
1i,
E. VALLEV
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(c:
FACE: 100
.360
: 550
DRAWING
No.
SO
(REFER
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIN0 AND
1
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE 60 I
: THREE
: lS.Om
: lZ.Om
12.5m
1 FIXED
:
:
:
n25
Fe415
-516+06
m2-16*06
1
2-16606
l - 16*03
2-16#0L
Z-Km6
1%#06-270
17- 8,09-
17-6WJ9-270
270
- 2-16*07
2-16*07
2-16*07
SECTION-
CC
SECTION-
SECTION-FF
EE
NOTE :
ALL
DIMENSIONS
2 FOR FCUNDATION
ANALYSIS
3
270
TABLE
ARE lN mm
FORCES
REFER
TO
: 61
DISTANCE OF THE NEAREST PIJRLIN LUG cc)

FROM THE a. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE:
100
b. RIDGE
c.VALLEV
300
300
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
1
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
rIi
9.0m
6.0m
S.Om
FIXED
: M25
: Fe Cl5
fa
1-16902~
l- 16802
iB
r!-
l-16*05
I
16W9
ICMlO-34O
0
SECTION-
IL-8WO-340
5t
tl6*07
2-16*07
SECTION-W
SECTION-EE
CC
SECTION-DO
NOTE
1. ALL
:
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FWNDATION
ANALYSIS
TABLE
3. DISTANCE
FROM THE
1 in 5
6695
6705
6305
6295
1063
650
SECTION-FF
I in L
e
2-16*03
l4-8dlO-3CQ
2-16407
yl-16@02
Jw
2- 16*03
Z-16.03
-,
5
5
112L
1111
4
L
13b6
1330
OF
a
ARE
FORCES
: 62
mm
REFER
TO
THE NEAREST
PURLIN
LUG (cl
EXTERNAL
COLUMN
FACE:
100
b.RIDGE
300
E. VALLEY
300
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND .AND
I
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
: FOUR
: S.Om
: 6.Om
: 6.6m
: FIXED
:
:
Y26
Fe416
Z-16903
2-16904
lCIUl3-350
246tO9
SECTION-BB
SECTION-
SECTlON-CC
EE
SECTION-
FF
26-6w. ,250
-6912-250
600
t
$U.IL_LU$TOP
OF FoUNDPIT~O~~~~~~~-**
I-K
SECTION-DO
SECTION-GG
-4 6oo:
6400
DRAWING
NSIONS
ARE IN
OATION FORCES
mm
REFER
TO
OF THE NEAREST PURLIN

LUG (6)
a EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE:
100
b.RIOGE
c.VALLEY
Nc.
63
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 63)
:
:
;
FOUR
9.0m
12.0m
: S.Om
: FIXED
1
:
:
M25
Fe415
,*I?? -
-2-16tm
Z- 16R03
Z-169 04
14-8,17-350
.-14-Ml7-350
8
m
Q
2_l6*13
Z-16&13
.5ECTION-
SECTION-88
SECTION-E<
CC
,/
600
&ECTIJN-FF
2- 16.09,
n_rF..nG
II-16(103
9400
1
11 DRAWING
.
ho.ANO
SLOPE
H,
bi2
EXTERIOR
SPACING
OF PURLINS
RAFTER
INTERIOR
RAFTER
,sd;Ls
SPACING
p;;L:;S
SPACING
1150
1361
1122
1326
1. ALL
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FOUNDATION
ANALYSIS
1in3
i in 4
6717
6734
1400
6264
1050
6266
I
1 in5
6746
6254
940
1109
NOTE :
1310
TABLE
ARE IN mm
FORCES REFER
TO
: 64
3. DISTANCE OF THE NEAREST PURLIN

WG (%I
FROM THE a. EXTERNAL COLUMN fACE:
100
b RIDGE
360
c. VALL EV
300
Na
64
(REFER,
No.OFGAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR AU WIND AND
I
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
1ARLE 64 1
; FOUR
: S.Qm
: 120m
: 6.Sm
: FIXED
:
:
M25
Fe415
SECTION-EE
SECTION-CC
SECTION-FF
II
E
NO. AND
SLOPE
H,
W2
EXTERIOR
$$
RAFTER
lSPAClNG
#
lin
SMCINC
OF PURLINS
INTERIOR
pzz&
I
5217
4764
1900
RAFTER
1. ALL
ISPACING
ANALYSIS
11.45
1
1 in 4
1 in S
5234
52;6
4766
4754
1425
1140
1219
1205
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FOUNDATION
I
1248
NOTE:
1396
1390
ARE IN
FORCES
mm
REFER
TO
DRAWING
No.
65
(REFER
No. OF GAYS
WAN
SPACING
COLUMN
5.0m
FIXED
HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONOlTlON
TABLE : 65
3. DISTANCE
OF THE lEAREST
PURLIN LUG @,
FRW
THE a.EXTERNAL
COLUMN FACE:
100
h RIDGE
300
c. VALL EV
300
TABLE
: FOUR
: 12.0m
poR
AU
WIND
AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS !
CONCRETE
STEBI.
6.0m
I
: M25
: Fe415
65
Z-16*03
Z-16*04
2-16,OC
2-16004
IC6ml3-350
Z-16009
SECTION-B8
SECTION-
CC
SECTION-
SECTION-EC
Fe
16-8*13-250
/
ii!dq=-=
600
600
SECTION-GG
11400
11400
600
DRAWING
?-
No AND SFCING
SLOPE
H,
H2
lin3
6717
6264
1900
OF PURLINS
NOTE :
EXTERIOR
RAFTER
INTERIOR
RAFTER
PziLZS
sPabui
$Lf&
SPAC'NG
1248
1 1. ALL
6734
6266
1425
1219
lin 5
6746
62S4
1140
1205
5
I
1396
I
1390
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FOUNMllON
ANALYSIS
1145
T
li,,4
No.
~66
(REFERTABLE
No. OF BAYS
TABLE
ARE
IN mm
FORCES
REFER
TO
: 66
3. DISTANCE OF THE NEAREST

PURLIN LUG &I
FROH THE a. EXTERML
COUIMN FACE:
100
hRlDGE
300
c.VALLEV
300
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
FOUR
: 12.0m
I 6.Om
: 6.6m
: FIXED
1
:
:
M25
Fe&l5
661
l-l,
rl-16003
,l-rsror
l-16603-
416W6
I
2- 16UO3
2-169 04
El
E16UO3
2-166 01
l6-6+15-350
216+
1C6*15-350
2-16#11
11
SECTION-EE
socTloN-cc
SECTION-E.9
SECTION-
,$$h@
I.--
2_16)05
----I
2-16604
,l6-6615-350
__d
/
w
FF
2-16916-1300
DRAWING
No. AND SPACING

SLOPE
II,
Ii,
EXTERIOR
&LgS
OF PURLINS
RAFTLR
INTERIOR
RAFTER
SRW@
&L$
*ING
I
1
in3
I in
1 in 5
NOTE
9717
9264
1900
1266
1145
9734
9266
I625
1219
1396
9766
9254
UC0
l2OS
t360
1. ALL
:
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN
2. FOR FWNDATION
ANALYSIS TABLE
FORCES
: 67
mm
REFER
TO
WRLIN
3. DISTANCE
OF THE NEARIST
LUG CC,
FRDM THE a. EXTERIAL
COLUMN FACE : 100
h RIDGE
300
c. VALLEY
300
No.
67
03
l 04
6tO7
(REFER
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FM
AU WIND AND
I
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
LONG
7ABLE
FOUR
: 12.0m
: 5.0m
: 0.Sm
: FIXED
: M 25
: FeL15
67
SECTION-BB
SECTION -Cc
2-16905
(
600
1
1
SECTION-EE
aCTION-FE
/By
,194*13-35Ll
11400
1
.
1600
T
11bOo
1600
1
k
DRAWING
No. AND SFACING
/SLOPE
Ii1
H2
R.
EXTERIOR
OF PURLINS
NOTE :
RAFTER
INTERIOR
RAFTER
.$&$
SWING
pN;L$S
SP*CING
1in3
5217
1764
1900
1236
1133
in L
5234
1766
1125
1207
1361
1 in 5
5206
67%
1160
1193
1365
1. ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
2. FOR FOUNDATION FORCES

ANALYSIS TABLE : 66
REFER
TO
3. DISTANCE OF TtiE NEAREST PURLIN

LUG (Q)
FROMTHE a. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE : 100
: 360
b. RIDGE
c.VALLEV
No.
68
OF GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
300
lABLE68)
: FOUR
: 12.Om
: 12.0m
: 5.0m
: FIXED
No.
1
: M 25
: Fe 415
3.20006
2-20~03
ltl-6#13-350
3-16t)O3
SECTION-BE
SECTION-CC
SECTION-EE
SECTION-FF
SECTION-GG
SECTION-DD
TOP OF FOUNDAT,1
11*00
I
600
NOTE :
1
ALL
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FOWMTION
ANALYSIS TABLE
ARE IN mm
FORCES
: 69
REFER
TO
3. DISTANCE
OF THE NEAREST PURLIN
LUG cc)
FROM THE a. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE : 100
h RIDGE
-----:3w
c. VALLEY
360
I,.
DRAWING
No.
69
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
I
SEISMIC ZONE s
MATERIALS:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 691
: FOUR
: 12.Om
: 12.Om
: 6.5m
: FIXED
:
:
M25
Fe115
2-25*04
l&6*16-350
3-164t12
+,pq,
SEClION-BB
SECTION-CC
SECTION-EE
11100
1
_c:uw+
1600
SECTION-
FF
1
1
11400
No. AND SPACING

SLOPE
H,
Hz
lin3
9717
9264
1900
, in4
9734
9266
1425
1 in5
9746
925b
. EXTERIOR
No. OF
PURUNS
RAFTER
NOTE :
RAFTER
1. ALL
sRcmG
P%L&
12 36
WWRG
1207
I
OF WRLINS
IN7ERlDR
1133
136l
DIMENSIONS
2. FOR FCU?~MTION
ANALYSIS TABLE
ARE IN mm
FQ)CES
: m
1193
1365
70
~3. DISTANCE DF THE NEAREST PURLIN

LUG ((1
FROM THE a. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE:
100
. aw
IL,?
* P,RtT:C
-...a_
c. VALLEY
II-40
REFER
300
DRAWlNO
N..
70
(REFER
No. OF OAYS
SPAN
SMCINO
COLUM HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR AU WlND AND
SEISMIC 2ONES
MATERIALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE703
: FOUR
. 12.Om
I 12.Om
S.Sm
: FIXED
1
: M25
: Fe 415
Z-?Zti6
3-16#05
2o#amto26-250
20.@09@26250
20-6+m9)026
-250
f
7
SLOF3!
No. AND SPACING

OF PURLINS
Hl
tQ
PRINCIPAL
S~A,-NG
1196
4112
1367
1n4
5306
4666
1025
1 I 5
5322
4672
620
ARE IN mm
FOR R)lJNOATDN
FORCES
TO ANALVSIS
TABLE: 71
.2
3
5260
DIMENSIONS
RAFTER
No.OF
PURLINS
llnf
ALL
.iim
DISTANCE
FROM
TME
OF 1%
REFER
NEARL?LT
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
PURLIN
COLUMR
No.
71
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
NOTE
1
OFtAWING
COLUMN
WG (6,
FACE : 100
.300
MEIGHT
CONOITION
FOR
WIN0
SEISMIC
MATERIALS
ONE
9.0m
: 6.0m
: 5.Om
: HINGED
:
StJPPWT
AU
(REFER TABLI
AN0
ZONES
:
:
llS6
STEEL
M25
: Fe415
71)
16-6W9-260
._
i -16163
*
I---#-2-11ucJ
!iis!L I
2-lwO7
J-WI06
__.__.
-_
I 3-lW5
,3-
3 -161102
l-1660)
3-166%
I-
3-t&2Tp~
2-l-11A06
SECTION
7-16M
AA
26-6*lotJS-250
26-e4ito103S-250
26-6#tOto35-250
DRAWING
No.ANDSPACING
OF
FURLINS
PRINCIPAL
11
No.OF BAYS
NOTE
ALL
DIMENSIONS
No. 04
PURLINS,
SPACING
FOR FOUNOATION FORCES

TO ANALYSIS
TABLE -71
DISTANCE
, m 3
! 6762
/ 6212
, 1367
ARE IN mill
RAFTER
2
1197
,3
No. 72
FROM
TttE
OF WE
REFER
NEAREST
.a EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
PWRLIN UlG(c)
COLUMN
FACE :x)0
:300
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN WEKaT
5WPCUT CONDITION
FOR AU WIN0 AN0
SflSMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS
STEEL
(REFER
1ABLE 72)
:DNE
: 19.0 m
:6.0m
: ,6.5m
: HINGED
: I425
: Fe415
Z-lZ#S
2-W.07
~RAWNO
-~
)(o.AYO
9mcIls
Of
WRUMS
nr
SLOPC
nr
I)
l&or !v*c*o
/,
PURLINS!
I
1nJ
53~5
r
tm5
;46LO
5376
tm4
- PRlRclPAL
4610
I
5399
6590
) 1333
1 1000 1
I
I
I 900 1
I2
nls
j 1166
1173
omm9lous
rnR
noulKurm
to ANALYSIS
3
ALL
Dls1*acs
Frnm
we
ARE IN mm
rOCLS
r40. 73
No. OF BATS
SPAN
!wMxNc
COLUMN t+EyiHT
lvOn
~_
RE?ER
TAu6-73
of1mm&aesl
e.l!n
b. RIOCE
rwl)cuG
cuuJwer*cr
(REFER
TABLE
: ONE
: 9.0m
: 12.0 m
: 5.0m
: HINGED
iG~u~tf60*bk0
(6)
xlsMlc
100
:360
MATERIALS
ax4caETE
*CC*
ZISLL
73)
a
R
ZONES
: M25
l--,.e
l-I?*,3
J..
r
___---
1400 1
n&o0
DRAWING la.74
No.ANO
SP*uNC
OF PWLIWS
SLOPE
tit
n2
PRINCIPAL WRY?%
p:::;*
1m 3
I
I6849
6140
1333
SPY%
1212
No.ofBAvs
)(oIL
SerN
. 1 ALL OIYCNShONS ARE IN 1)11)
SPACING
.2
COLUMN NEGNT
SuPmaT coNolnoN
FOR AU WIN0 AN0
SEISMIC ZONES
FOR ~UNOATIDN FORCES REFER

TO ANALISIS
TAOLE-74
OISTANCC OF lift! NLUEST
FROM lliE
WRLIN
LUG cc)
a. EXTERNAL COUIMN FACE : 100
(REFER TAELE ?I)

ONE
9.0m
12.0m
6.5 m
ljlNGEC
. ._-
Cltllro3
4-16902--1
2od4co9to2
20+$09102
e-l@01
N2W
9LC7K)N
* *
20-4Q9(029-250
DRAWING
3. DISTANCE
FROM
THE
Of THE NEAREST
WRLIN
0. EXTERNAL QKLJun
LUG (ci )
fACE : ~~
No.
75
No.OF BAVS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEGHT
SUPPOM CONOITION
FOR ALL WIN0 AN0
KISMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS
(REFER
: ONE
: 12.0 m
: 6.0m
: 5.0m
: HINGED
:
STEEL
L
TABLE 75)
M25
: Fe415
l-l@03
Z-l&m
26-81+(~-2~2E4J
l-wo3,
OUNOATION
i5WL
11 SoOc+
i-i&ING
No.AN0SPACING
nC DIIDI#UC
p;;;;s
SPACING
TO ANALVSIS
3
1m3
6764
6212
1667
1272
1 WlL
6809
6166
I400
1243
1 tn s
6625
6172
1120
12 29
DISTANCE
FROM
76
ND. OF BAYS
SPAN
NOlE
THE
OF THE NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
WRLIN
COLUMN
LUG t%,
FACE :lm
300
FOR
ALL
SEISMIC
WIND
TABLE 76)
:6.0m
HEIGHT
CONDITION
TABLE-%
(REFER
:ONE
:lZ.Om
I SPACING
m
COLUMN
No.
: 6.5m
: HINGED
AND
ZONES
MATERIALS
M25
CDNCRETE
STEEL
: Fe415
2-l-7
-
S-l-06
ii
ORAWING
No. AND SPACING

OF PURLINS
SLOPE
n,
&
pR,NC,p*
N0.o~
PURLIre
R*m*
NOTE
ALLoY~NsNJ~
*REINmm
2
SP*CWG
3
lam 3
98%
9l40
1633
1295
1lnC
9885
9110
I 1375
126L
1m 5
9906
9090
1100
1250
FOR rOllNOATDN
FORCES
m *II*LV~I~
ueu
-77
DISTANCE
FROM
RI?r+R
Of THE NLARfSl
P!,bRLIN LUG (t)
WuJMa
TWL o.EdlERNAL
FACE :1w
b. RIOGE
:3Ca
No.
77
ND. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SWf=ORT CONOITION
FOR AU
WIN0
AN0
SEISMIC
ZONES
MATERIALS
STEEL
(REFER
:
:
:
:
TA0lE
ONE
120m
6.0m
9.5m
HINGED
: M25
: Fe415
77)
--_I___.-___-.
..-
.____
___-___
,298426-210
3-Qo5
SECTION69
Z-1%407 _
2- IBOB_
k, _n
, !
<.I
~2sstt26-210
z-18*
SECTION
AA
~8*(01025-320
.. .
11 MO
L
I
soot
.
ORAWWG
NOTE
ALL
DIMENSIONS
AkE
IN mm
FOR R)UNOAl(ON
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE .I8
DISTANCE
FROM
~~i~5380
1 ,n 5
_--
i 1375
5402
A590
I
, 1100
6
6
1257
124p
THE
OF TME NEAROT
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
hb.
78
w.oFBAvs
SPAN
LUG ($
FACE :100
:36O
SPACING
COLUMN nElGHl
SWWRT
CONOlTtON
FOR AU WIND AND
SEISMICZONES
MATERIALS
STEEL
REFER TABLE
:ONE
: 12.0 m
:lZ.Om
-: 5.0m
HINGED
:M25
: Fe 415
78)
.2-2am
2-l&09
1 500 t
11 500
1
1
500
DRAWING
No.AN0SPACING
!
I
OF
SLOPE
Ill
1 I 3
1
I
j 6651
n2
i
/ 6140
/
; 1.933
PURLINS
1
PFiNClPAL
RAFTER
-.2
Iii. OFTpACING
PURLINS I
1265
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
FOR A)UNOATION
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE -79
3
NOTE
DISTANCE
fROM
THE
REFER
OF THE NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b RIDGE
WRLIN
COLUMN
LLIG (t)
FACE : 100
: 960
No. 79
No OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPOf?T CONOITION
FOR ALL WIN0 AN0
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 791
: ONE
: 12.0m
12.Om
! 6.5m
: HINGED
: M25
: Fe.416
6-lta07
--
SECTION
BB
29-w-210
CRAWIN
No.AN0SPACING
I
R
I
i
1m 3
OF
--;--Ars
NOR
PURLINS
No.G~cw
PURLINS!
1
-
2
13
ALL
WA
to
DIMLWSIONS
ARE IN mn
rr)WOATION
FOOCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE_60
DISTANCE
FROM
ME
of
TNL NEAREST
a. E#lERNAL
b. RIDGE
lur4
tm6
M.
80
NChOFBAVS
SPAN
REFE#
MLIN
M)LlJYN
LUG t
FACE
Q)
: KK)
:3W
REFER 1ABLE
:
ONE
SPACING
COLUMN MEKW
: l2.Om
: l2.Om
: 9.5m
SuPwmm
:tllNGm
ALL WIN0 AN0

SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS
F0R
o[)NcRElE
STEEL
: M25
: Fe415
80)
SECTION
81
3-2Q?tO2
3- 2OR.D3
Zl-Mlkt31320
2H.Wlto31-320
DRAWING
No. AND SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
Hl
N2
PRINCIPAL
RAFTER
NOTE
. 1
2
p,;;;LS
1 SPACING
I
llnl
6617
6176
28x)
1369
ImA
6646
6149
2136
1338
1 8 S
6664
6131
1710
1323
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
FOR FOUNDATION
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE-61
DISTANCE
FROM
THE
OF THE NEAREST
(1. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG
FACE
(Q)
100
300
No.
81
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 81)
ONE
: l8.0m
6.0m
6.Sm
HINGED
:
:
:
: M25
Fe415
SECTION
BEAti
4celw-210
!
I
No AND SPACING
OF PURL!NS
--__-PRINCIPAL
RAFTEI
ALL
DlMENSlbNS
FOR fOUNOATION
F(YICES
70 ANALYSIS
TABLE - 82
DISTANCE
FROM TME
ARE IN 11111)
REFER
OF THE NEAREST PURLIN LUG (%I

a EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
COLUMN
82
No.oF eAv!i
SPAN
5aclNG
NOTE
1
ORAWING #
FACE :lOO
:300
coLuMNNf3Gm
-oo(lomQl
(REFER
: ONE
: 1tkOm
: 60m
_._...
: 9.5m
~HINGED
FORALL
SEISMIC
MATERIALS 1
%tfiE?
:M25
REEL
IAeLE82)
: Fe415
(REFER
lb.
SLoPe
n1
IQ
AND SPACING
OF PURLiNS
- PRINCIPAL
No.OF
PURLINS
RAFlER
-w
lIlt3
t2924
12066
2800
1392
In4
12961
12032
2100
1361
llnl
12966
12OO6
1660.
1346
Non
1
ALL
foR rcIuMo*TfL3H
FORCESREFER
TO ANALISIS
TABLE _ 83
0IMENSloNS
DISTANCE
FROM
THC
ARE IN mm
OF THE NEAREST
o. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
WRLIR
COLUMN
LUG (a)
FACE : 100
:300
~~
TABLE 83)
SPAN
: ONE
: 18.0m
SPACING
C0LuhtNHEKiCn
: 6.0m
:12.5m
~CONDlltGN
: HINGED
FoRALLwlNOAm
SEtSMlC ZONES
MAfERlALS
STEEL
:
:
M25
Fe415
l-2om2
I.-,-(
2i-.3tm032-~20-J
SECT,DN
&A
\\
I I II
17 500
OCIAWING No.
No.AND
SPACING
OF PURLINS
___.__.-__
SLOPE
HI
Ii2
- PRINCIPAL
--m--r------
No OF
PURLINS
lm 3
11nZ
6851
1 6140
2033
6883
6110
! 212s
,f
-6o*
1700
--
---I
1 0 5
6903
NOTE
1
ALL
FOR FOUNDATION
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE. 84
DIMENSIONS
ARE
IN mm
RAFTER
1
SPACING
/
I
1369
133;
1323
3 DISTANCE
OF THE NEAREST
FROM
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIOGE
THE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(c)
FACE : 100
360
84
OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN
HEIGHT
SuPFORT CONDITION
FOR ALL
WIN0
AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS :
ONCRETE
STEEL
No.
IREFER
TA8LE8i)
: ONE
: 10.0 m
: 12. Om
: 6.5 m
: HINGED
:M25
:fe 415
C-2OW3
4-iQaO2
Z-1210
2-llm9
Z-lZKJ8
4-2WO7
,REE
EXTRA
LINK5
Pm06
2-12909
2-12 a0
4-7.0#2
4-2ono3
I-
OF
OUNDATION
DRAWING
No AND
SPACING
NOTE
No.
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
STEEL
65
(REFER
TABLE 05)
.ONE
:l80m
: Fe 415
2-12itll
j;i
z-ml0
-_ ._
6-2w
2-12Ar.09
ai3
J-=--J-
3~25m5
SECToN
r-2104
BB>+\
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pW7-210
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II I I I I I/
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336+tl4to46-3
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33-6W4t.a 46-360
7-25 bO1
.
SECnoN
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AA
I
P OF
k
GUNDATION
1 500-l
17500
-1A BLE
ISLOPE
I
I
i Nc.ANOSPACING
1
I
H2
NOTE
ALL
f-&&f~%&i/
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
FOR FOUNDATKIN
FORCES
TO ANALVSIS
TABLE _ 66
DISTANCE
113026
ill960
2750
i ,n 4
j 13074
/ 11915
2063
I In5
13105
11605
; 1650
/ 1m3
1409
1377
1362
FROM
THE
OF THE NEAREST
a EXTERNAL
b RIDGE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG (c)
FACE :l@l
:360
No OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEtGHT
SUPFCRT CONOITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
86 )
: ONE
: lB.Om
: 12.Om
_ _..
: 12.5 m
: HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe415
I
--_.--_ --.--
. .--.-_-__ll_~
I_
l-2-2
3-25.#03
3-25dO8
SECTION
2-lam5
\
BB
1
Li
\72-8938170
2S+tl31e37-M0
3-251103
3- 2Suo4 I25-%x1310 37.
2H.sl3to
25-8?kl3to37-390
37.
1600 1
1 500
1
23400
DRAWING
No.AND
SPACING
OF PURLINS
SLOPE
HI
Ii2
PRINCIPAL
NOTE
RAFTER
ALL
DIMENSlONS
ARE
IN mm
FOR FOUNDATION
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE _ 87
3
11
1285
10
1396
10
1380
DISTANCE
FROM
THE
OF TM
NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b. RlOGE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG
(c)
FACE : loo
300
No.
87
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN WEIGHT
SUPPCRT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS
ONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 87 1
: ONE
: 24.0 m
: 6.0m
: 9.Sm
:
HINGED
: M25
: Fe415
--_a...-+-_
._-.-._.
.,
li-Mbb-l/O
SECTION
1600
BB
1600
1
23400
DRAWING
I
NO AN0 SPACING
OF PUALINS
NOYE
ALL
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
FOR fOlJNOATK)N
FOFfCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE -88
DISTANCE
FROM
1 In 5
I12987
I12006
2260
10
1366
THE
Of 1tIE NEAREST
Q EXTERNAL
b RIDGE
REFER
PlJRLIN
COLUMN
LUG tt)
fACE
:lKl
300
No. 88
ND. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SlPPtXT
CONOITION
FOR ALL WIN0 AN0
SEISMK
ZONES
MATERIALS
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
1AWE
: ONE
: 2L.Om
: 6.0m
: 12. 5 m
: HINGED
M25
: Fe 416
88)
1-32UO2 1
-, .,-.
EXTRA
z-32&3
Y_j
r2-6*1
^ __.-_
u-u--II
Z-32603
3-32w4
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3-3
SECTION
ZS-81cok87
AA
-360
25mW7-3110
1600
23400
DRAWING
SLOPE
1m3
Ii1
3
I9923
9068
__c_1 In4
--.
1 8 5
n2
No. AND SPACING

OF PURLINS
--.- 1
PRINCIPAL
RAFTER
2
p;.j$;s
1 SPACING .
9961
9985
9032
9000
i3600
i 2850
cm
i
2280
11
10
1302
13%
NOTE
ALL
DIMENSIONS
DISTANCE
FROM
THE
OF THE NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
BAYS
COLUMN
,399
24.0m
. 12.Om
HEIGHT
: 100
:360
MATERIALS
STEEL
TABLE
: ONE
SUPPORT CONOlTlON
FOR ALL WIN0 AN0
SEISMIC ZONES
LUG(c)
FACE
(REFER
CONCRETE
10
89
SPAN
SPACING
ARE IN mm
FOR FOUNDATION
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE -69
NaOF
No.
9.5
:
:
:
M25
Fe415
89)
Z-321103
3-3&04
3-6~14lob6_
360
DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
FOUNDATiON
FORCES
NALVSIS
TABLE- 90
STANCE
FRO,,,
WE
REFER
CONOlTlot4
OF THE NEAREST
a EXTERNAL
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG(t)
FACE : 100
SEISMlC
ZONES
b RIOGE
:
M25
2-33so2
4-32003
3-32&M
2-1w11
SECTION
BB
-l 750!
29 250
DRAWING
Ml
N2
PRINCIPAL RAFTER
-
NOTE
-
ALL
FOR fOUNOATK)N
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE _ 91
N~F~~~ACING
PURLINS,
1 WI 3
9991
9104
4817
13
1334
1 mc
9925
9071
I
( 3613
13
1304
I9947
i go4g
I Ill 5
! 28got~l
91
~ I-O& BATS
Wo. AN0 SPACING

OF FURLINS
SLOPE
NO.
DIMENSION5
DISTANCE
FROM THE
ARE IN mm
OF THE NEAREST
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIOGE
REFER
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG
CF.)
FACE :lm
:300
SPACING
COLUMN HEKjnT
SIJPf@4T CONOITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS
CCNCRETE
STEEL
.&FE!4
TABLE
1 ONE
: 3G.Om
:
:
6.0m
9.5m
HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe415
91 1
4-=4---i
OCIAWING No. 92
,
SLOPE
I
Ii1
No. AND SPACING

OF PLIRLINS
--~-p-PRINC!PAL
RAFTER
H2
NOTE
1
----- .-~~---~- 2
p;;fL$=$PACING
,
/
1in 3
. 3
1 8 6
I
lx)28
11967
2870
DIMENSIONS
12
1416
ARE IN mm
FOR KJUNDATION FORCES REFER

TO ANALYSIS
TABLE_92
PISTANCE
FROM THE
-----~~~.~~~~-~~..~~~_~~~____
1 I 5
ALL
OF THE NEAREST
a EXTERNAL
b RIDGE
PURLlN
COLUMN
LUG (q)
FACE
x)0
300
No.OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HElGHl
SUPPCRT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE 92)
ONE
3O.Om
: 6.0 m
: 12 5 m
: HINGED
:
M25
1 Fe415
L86T :(.L T S) EP dS
_-.-.
I---
uz
4-32qo4
2-32aO2
4-32-1(o)
2 -16M2
2-16~tl3
1 DRAWINGNO.
I
1 NO AN0
SPACING
x)0
No. OF BAVS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN
HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
360
MATERIALS
NOTE
ALL
OIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
FOR FUUNOATIGN
FORCES
TO ANALYSIS
TABLE-94
DISTANCE
FROM
THE
OF THE NEAREST
a EXTERNAL
b RIDGE
REFER
WRLIN
COLUMN
uIG(
FACE
94
a)
(REFER
TABLE 94)
: ONE
: 30.0m
:lZ.Om
: 12.5 m
: HINGE0
CONCRETE
STEEL
M2S
Fe415
Z-123107
3-16M6
SECTION
BB
CC
SECTION
L4oa 1
6600
DRAWlNG
7
.
No. AND SPACING
W=I
1
Ifn4
rn5
Hz
5260
I 906
5322
R-
ExTEAlOR RAflER
MoF
FumIN5
SlaCING
1196
1361
1170
1346
1330
4712
l367
4666
1025
4672
620
OF FURLINS
1156
pt$p:
L
SPACING
,.
No.
95
Of BAYS
SPAN
NOTE
INTERIOR FUFTER
No.
Al_LOlMENSlONS
ARE IN mm
R)R FOUNOATKW FORCES REFER lU

ANALYSIS
TABLE -95
PURLIN LUG(q)
GI5TANCE
OF ME NEAREST
FRO&, THE
o. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE 100
b
RIDGE
VALLEY
COLUbw
:3m
:300
SEISMC
MATERIALS
: TWO
: 9.0
,6.0m
SPACING
TABLE
(REFER
HElWl
ZONES
: M 25
:Fe415
95)
l&81137-260
,18-t3@7-260
3-16406
26-6#tlto36-250
L-IGUV
2-12IO8
7-16tm
26-Bpllto#-250
__ __..~___
26-Bdlto36-250
-4
___
ORAWNG No. 96
Na.ANO
SLOR
n,
ln3
6782
tm4
61307
Hz
EXTERtOA
SPACIW
RAFTER
OF FVALINS
1 IMERLYl
NmE
RAFm
6212
l36f
1197
1381
6188
1025
1168
13b6
66%
6172
820
1155
1330
ARE IN I)LI1
IOR FCUNMYDN
MALI
sts TheLt
FORCES
- 96
3. OISTAMCE
1-S
ALLOtMENY0((5
FROC
THE
OF lnE
a.
mEAmEs
EXTERNAL
REFER
10
axuM
TABLE
!fW
: 9.0m
: 6.Om
MElerr
PmLlN
LUG (0
ODLlJWt M:
100
b. RIOGC
: 300
:x)0
*ALLET
(REFER
No.OFBAYS
SPAN
SPACING
MAlEmMs:
STEEL
: M25
: :ee415
966)
,
,
lSat3l-
260
,lb#31-260
Z-1692,IGG LONG
8, EXTRA
2o-wlto30-550
2-?24#3.
b-1&02
L-l6#03
4
x
2-12+07
Pfmlto3~
-250
x)-6tHltoxJ~
-250
-I
2-12490
3-mao2
4-leuO3
l-l&@5
--A
ZO-lwttc !30-250
SECTION
AA
20 +mlb 30
2@-6aFllto30
MON
3. DISTANCE
1000
800
5
5
1166
1173
1
4
1326
1310
OF lWC NEAREST
MLIN
LUG t%)
b.WCGC
: 360
: 300
VALLEV
MMaaAls:
M25
: Fell15
:
51!7%i:
stw:
u4v
7335
WYW3
. s-ivlM3lvw
S3NizWSIK
aNlMll*w
IMaddns
a3FXJIH : NolAm
:
WO.6
w 021
w5.g
009
09c
:
:
001:
96
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(,,Slll
UllVA
3301u
33VY NNITIQ) lVNU3113
2
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NOll3k
812*10
2-12NOl
2-m
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l-la832
4-m
316w3
4-l6?m2
L-l&403
-250
2ck5*nto30-2sl
20-wlto30-250
2~&mY3O-EO
2(t6mn03e2x~
=JkB
77
+11600
&OO
ORAWNG
No.*no
SLDFl!
,r3
1m4
,,ns
n,
6202
5307
I43
4712
4688
1867
1400
SPACING OP WRLINS
EXTERIOR RAFTER
&ye
SmCIwG
6
6
1273
1243
IMERKm rUFlm
&gLFti
6
5
SPACNG
1145
13.96
WTE
2
4612
1120
1230
l360
WUREST
RLRLIN L&u
3. DISTANCE OF M
fRCM lHE
o. EXTERNAL aDLW
AQ:
100
: 300
b. RISE
c
5324
*RE IN 1)(11
IOA fOIJNMTIoII FORCES REFU

ANALYSIS TABLE _ 99
VALLO
[REFER
99
No. Of GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
CoLum HEioR
SWFORT cavomoN
1. ALLDIMENYOt6
No.
:3M)
zkk&MATERIALS
EF
TABLE991
: TWO
:lZ.Om
: 6.0m
: S.Om
: HINGED
I
:M25
:Fe415
.29-8057-210
4-16?!04
Z-12UOY
z-12QY
4-16806
-16lbn
SECTION DO
THREE
EXTRI
SECTION
cc
LINKI
II
3-1602
l-l%33
6-m
26+lll~656- 250
26wll to36-250
5ool
1
,f 500
1500
SLOPE
l-l6802
3-lmcn
,4-16sO4
1. ALLDIMENSIONS ARE IN mm
1 IOR FOUNMRON FORCES REFER IO
n2
lnnb
6609
6212
61%
1867
1400
6
6
1272
1243
1145
6
5
13%
6825
6172
ltZ0
1229
OF THE NE*REST PulLIN Lffi(G)

a. EXTERNAL COLUMN RQ
: 100
: 300
b. RIOCE
c VALLEV
r/
1-S
3. DISTANCE
FRCU WE
1360
DRAWING
No.OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN
ANALYSIS TABLE _ 100
,,,a 6704
2-1m
4-l&04
26-&Fllto36-250
sLtZTIW
i-s@4
DO
n,
l_lbtloz_2661tlllo36-250
: a00
No.
100
(REFER
:lZOm
: 6.0m
: 6.5m
HEIGHT
SUPPORT
coN)ITION
FORAlJ_WlNO
AM
SEISMIC ZONES
MATERIALS :
TABLE IKJ)
: TWO
HlNGEC
M25
Fe 415
-3 -201103
32cw3
Z-121109
2-124uo
2-123LIo
6-16107
SECTION
88
I!+milo7
30- 6#82k41-320
30-.9*IZto+32U
2-QeO9
3-20#03.
I
I-
c2ow2
3Pm3
2-2Oxt2
I 2-2GQOs
2-i
41-320
3-i
2-:
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3oai2Io41-3 T4
3M!U12to
41-320
~OLJNMllON
1 9nlY 1
----r-r
11500
1 5cb
No. AN0 SPACING

SLOPE
N,
Nz
EXTERIOR
-
&$
1*3
lll~
9854
9865
9140
91x)
1633
1375
RAFYER
sbwclffi
6
6
1295
12 64
OF RIRLINS
IMERIOR RAFm
,,$F&
6
5
SPACING
1145
l?%
NOTE
1. ALLOIMENSIM
2
ARE IN mm
R)R FOUNO*TION FORCES

ANALYSIS
TABLE_101
9906
9090
1100
izso
\w
10
VALLEY
.300
(REFER
NO. 101
TABLElOl)
No. OF BAvf
: TWO
SPAN
SPACING
:12.0m
: 6.0m
: 9.Sm
: HINGED
COLUMN
SUFPORT
3. DISTANCE
OF THE NEAREST
PIRLIN
LlJGh)
FROM THE
a. EXTERNAL COLUMN F*=
! 100
: 300
b RIDGE
c
1ins
REFER
DRAWING
FOR
ALL
SEISMC
MATERIALS
HEIGHT
CZf4DlTION
WIND
ZONES
nK)
I
:
:
M2S
FeLlS
3-20004
3-2CWO3
l-2oRO3
16ulNO27~320
3-2WO2
l-200)
15001
16-WI2
to2?-320
IIP
I 7-2oaa
2-law9
11
so0
so0
1. *LLIMEW~~~
2
*AE
m IU
mOR FowM7lw
FORCES
ANALVS(S
TABLE -102
3. DISTANCE
OF M
FAQY
a.
fnE
)ILuLSl
VALLEI
1D
PWLIM
EXTERNAL COLu*(
b. RIffiE
c
REFEn
LUG ((J
KiWE:~
DRAWN6
b.
102
(RERA
TABLEIOZ)
No.oFmA*s
: TWO
SPAM
:Q.Om
-QNG
:i2.Om
colamNElGm
%l-T
-
: 5.Om
: HINGED
wwsmI
MATEmAls
: M25
f fi415
29-w33-210
29-303-210
l-20+03
3-mu04
fioPO3
z-ma9
z-l2mo
Z-law36
s-16aO7
6-16~37
2t--%lt12162-320
l-zoM2
3-2CUO3&2~1
- --..-- i
l-2wQ
3-MO3
l-2Om2
3-?om3
3-M)04
2W44z(032-3MSECTION
AA
OLWOATtON
DRAWING
No. AND SPACING

SLOPE
n,
nf
EXTERIOR
a
GLy*
RAFTER
SPACING
OF FURLINS
,$L$$S
1. ALLDIHENSION5
SPACING
,n3
6851
6140
1833
1285
1416
ItnL
6663
6110
1375
1254
138
6903
6090
1100
1241
R)R FOUNMTION
FORCES REFER 10
TABLE. 103
ANALYSIS
OF ME NEIRST
PLMLIN
3. DISTANCE
FRW
THE
a. EXTERNAL
b. RIOCL
c
1-S
1365
ARE IN mm
VALLEV
COLUMN
(REFER
SUPPORT ConQLUG(E)
FA=
: tw
: 360
: 300
FoxRLkw&MATERIALS:
TABLE1031
: 12.0m
; n8.g
: HlNCXlJ
couJMh(H!EIGHl
103
SPAN
SPACING
NOTE
INTERIOR RAFTER
No.
I
:
:
M25
Fe415
L=d-
2981w-2x),
4_2oxos
-1300
II
.t~ewt14to29-320
2-12*3
%lPcIY
16-E#l4(029-320
B-2owl
__
16-Wl4to29-320
__ L.-.-._.__.
ME
IN
FORCES
IELALVstS
J. DISTANCO
FRDbt ME
TA8LC
OF
o.
mm
REFER
10
-lob
US(~)
NEARST
CULIN
EXTERNAL oMuyI(
AQ:
b. RtD8E
s vAuEv
100
LONG
16-66tCb29320
44-6#36-210
C3-2WO2
3-2wo3
2-12+t.l2
21-WlSk66-320
1
2l-6tk15to35-321
I
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I
001
17 500
I
No. AND SPACING
!vDR
nt
n2
Ex7ERlOR RAFTER
L
&yH
6617
6176
2650
tan4
664s
6149
2136
1336
ln5
6664
6131
1710
1323.
OF RlRLlN!
I MERK
SmCINt
,nf
J!.?i
1369
1225
VALLEV
: 300
DRAWMG
No. 105
No. W GAYS
SPAN
SPACING
cDuJw
HElwl
SUPfoRT FOR ALL WIND A)9
SEISMC ZoNa
I
MATERIALS :
rrmcI=
c&..nrlr
STEEL
RXFER
TABLE1051
: TWO
: 18.Om
: 6.Om
: 6.5m
! HINGED
. M25
Fe415
,44+lK6-210
,+4- 6#66-210
3-2W4
S-16fMl -
N2-25n02
3-1yO6
2- 2W7
l-25*02
1-gBt.O3;12-l2tn,
25-6d4lto65-360~~~,~
256;(16bLO-360
I rHZ*2
2-25aO2
3-25W6 t-
AA
25-%F16tc40-360
25-6#41b65390
25.8 161040-3
25-3-411065-3
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CDNOlTIm
t=oRAUwlNo
4\19
KlSr4c
zws
Ncm
1. ALLDIMENS10(6
ARE IN mm
2 R)R FOUNMllON FORCES REFER 10

ANALYSIS TABLE-106
3. DISTANCE OF lWE NEAREST FXRLIN LUG ($1
FROM THE a. LATERNAL COLUMN FACE :lOO

:300
b. RIDGE
1225
VALLEV
: 300
: 18.0 m
: 6.0m
: 9.5m
: HINGED
MATERIALS
: 1:
CONCRETE
STEEL
MZ5
Fe415
3~25zfx
2-12#15
3
I
IO0
2-lt117
33-tWW3-360
SECTION
336dmoM-380
3fkr
12
AA
l-25lm3
l-2%04
33-wn6bso-360
33-6ss1i063-38
1. ALLDIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
2 mfl FOUNMM)N FORCES REFER 10

ANALYSIS TABLE. 107
3. DISTANCE OF THE lmAfiES1 PIRLII( Lu; (%)
FWbl IWE
a. EXTERNAL COLUMN FAQ: loo
c
VALLEV
,44-Ml-210
i
THREE
EXTRA
4L-tUtSl-210
/
c_ ___
,~
LlNRf
x;
/i.
-.+--
TO~~OUNOATION
*
17 500
DRAWING
k
SLOPE
n,
H2
pu%LT;S
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/
ton4
No.ANO
SPACING
OF FWRLINS
EXTERIOR RAFTER
I HIERIOR R4 F TER
6883
6140
6110
2833
SPACIM;
6090
1700
_-7
,
1323
2
3
DISTANCE
THE
1378
REFER
OF THE NEAREST
a.
EXTERNAL
b. RIDGE
_? .____
;
ARE IN mm
FCR FOUNDATION FORCES

ANALYSIS
TABLE -100
FROM
:--KS
%_+
6903
SPACING
1369
t,,
212s
;,&F):S
NOTE
1. ALLDIMENSIONS
VALLEY
RI
PURLIN
COLUMN
LUG tt,
FACE
100
: 360
550
No. 08
No.OfBAVS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMV HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONf3TlON
AKI
FOR ALL WIND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATEf?iALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER TABLElOB)
: TWO
: 18.Om
12. Om
6. 5m
: HINGE-J
: M25
! Fe415
l-25%02
3-25so3
2-2%c6
l-2%!zo3
2-12*13
2-12#14
3-25~05
2-25x06
Z~BR16MO-380
I
2-25to2,
2-12M32-129122-lwl
WI
'
2-12Sl3 1:2:010-3*0
.r
1-25Itof'
1-2%X
3-25UO5
~~
5-240,
2-12zd5
,3-25%iO5
2-1zms
LF?!Y
III I Ill
25-8~6161~40-380
2WN4lto65-380
-DRAV#lfJG
1. ALLDIMENSIONS
2
ARE tW nn,
R)R FCUNMltON
FORCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE - 109
REFER
19
2. DISTANCE
OF WE Nl!A&W
PLRLIN LUG(k)
fWM
THE
e. EXTERNAL DDCIJMN F*Q:
100
b. RIDGE
: 360
: 550
VALLEV
No.
109
-No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMY HElGw
SUPPORT CONDlTION
FOR AU WIN0 ANJ
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS :
(REFER
TABLElOg)
TWO
: 18.Om
: 12. 0 m
: 9.5m
: HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe415
, 43-8042-210
l-2wO3
2-ma6
. , 43 -&42-
210
2-2sto4
3-2pO6
2-lZ#t
3-2%04
-2-121s
2-12tr17
-
Z-12303
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2-11e2-nwsl- 2Sno3
il
3-25002
3-29BOL t
I I I I II
33-6m9to41-380
IcttoN
DO
33-e.w9to4~3m
33-fJH9104t
d
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17 500
f)RAwNG
No. AND SPACt NG OF FURLtNS

SLOPE
n1
n2
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&yw
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13028
11960
2790
IIn
a074
1191s
2063
IInS
l3109
11605
1650
RAFTER
SPKING
1409
1377
I MERM
SPACING 2 mR
6
7
1395
1
1376
ARE IN mm
FORCES
- 110
REFER TO
3. DISTANCE
OF lHE NEAREST
PURLIN LLG (%I
FROM THE
0. EXTERNAL
COLUMN FACE: 100
122s
I
1362
1. ALLDtHENStONS
FONMllON
ANALVStS_TABLE
&$&
b. RtDCE
: 360
: 550
VALLEY
11G (REFER
No. OFBAVS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN
HEIGHT
SLIPPORT CONMTION
NOTE
RAFTER
No.
FOR
ALL
SEISMIC
MATERIALS
1
CCNCRETE
STEEL
WIND
ZONES
TABLE 110
: TWO
: 18.Om
: 12. 0 m
: 12.5 m
: HINGED
AN)
I
:
: M25
:
Fe415
--72-8343-170
2% 6ul9toL2-
380
25-BDIBio 62-3
2~8Jmd.2
2w#.iw2-
- 390
360
DRAW,,&
G
7
No. AN0 SPACING
SLOPE
Ii,
H2
EXTERIOR
.
GLSS
,mJ
lo4
1 tins
9889
9924
9946
9104
9071
9OA9
3617
2963
2290
11
10
10
RAFTER
SPACING
12.35
1396
1380
OF FURLINS
,NlERlDR RAFTER
;;Ly;s
10
10
10
SPACING
1311
1250
1265
NOTE
1. ALLDIMENSIDNS
2
ARE
IN mm
R)R FOUNDATION FORCES

ANALVSIS
TABLE -111
REFER
TD
SUPPORT
3. DISTANCE
DF l?iE NEAREST
PURLIN Lffi&)
.,
FRoL( THE
a. EXTERNAL
CX)LUMN FACE: tf3,
b. RIDGE
: 300
: 550
VALLEY
No.111
(REFFR
FOR
ALL
r,EISMC
cwomm
WIN0
i0NES
MATERIAL%
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLEIll)
: TWO
: 24.Om
: 60m
: 9.5m
No. OFBAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMV
HEIGHT
HINGED
Ml
M25
: Fe415
33-&#l7bk9-380
3-25#.O2,
33-6wto4~360
2-16lU4
12-l6d2
SECTION
AA
i6Ob
t
-
1
Q_
SLOPE
n2
$g&
*m 3
12925 12066
lm4
12963
1I5
12967 12008
lM32
No.OfBAYS
No. AND SPACING

OF PURLINS
EXTERIORRAFTER IMERlOR RAFTU_
SFwlNG ,$T&
NOTE
1. ALLOIMENSIONS ARE IN mm
SPA.(NG 2 RIR FOUNOATIONFORCES REFER 10
1311
3600
11
1290
2850
10
1401
10
1260
2200
10
1366
10
1265
ANALYSIS TABLE -112

3. DISTANCE OF THE I(EAREST PtMLIN LUi cc)
FRo*( THE a. EXTERNAL QDLUMN FA!!: 100
b. RICCE
VALLEV
DRAWlNG No. 112
: 300
: 550
LREFER
TABLElIZ)
I
TWO
: 24.0m
: 6.0m
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMY kw3GMT
:
SUPPORT cotanow :
FOR ALL WIND L\H)
SEISMC ZONES
I
MATERIALS :
CCBICRETE
:
STEEL
:
12. 5 In
HINGED
M25
Fe 415
2-lM13
32+X
ii
,3-
O-360
*&6k40-360
25-bL~tiO-BO
SECl!oN
--
360
DO
25-8+16t040-360
25-8t161046360
II I I I II
I
DRAWING
SLOPE
n,
, ##)3 19923
IMENSld
Ii2
9066
3600
_p
1 ;;3cJ
3. DISTANCE
FRCU
141~4
9961
9032
2850
10
13%
10
1
1 m9
9985
9008
2280
IO
1360
7
10
lZS9
/
THE
ARE
OF WE
mm
NEAREST
Q. EXTEWAL
PULIN
LUG ti.,
COLUMN RQ
: fiQ
b. RIDGE
:36O
: 550
VA,LLEV
No
113
(REFER
No. OF Bc\YS
SPAN
SPACING
COLIJMY MIGHT
SUPPORT I~MTION
FOR ALL WIND AMI1
KISMC
MATERIALS
%F=
ZONES
TABLE 1131
: TWO
: 24.0m
12.0m
9.5m
_. _.
HINGED
:
:
:
M25
Fe415
71-6Ftso-li;
71-8450-170
/
SECTION
BB
\,,
2-,~1-l3GGLONG
G-2*10
__ _ .__
_ _^^
33e.+u7w+9-360
2-?.it$d6
1-321103, 1 2-lq6
2-32#02
3-32=#03
+t-
.I-37atO
SECTION
33-e#71&9-360
AA
b&9-3dO
33-0*7to49-360
33-wl7lG49- 360
23 400
33-Bn17!049-380
-k600i
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SLOPE
n,
R-
n2
No. AND SPACING OF PURLINS

I MERIOR MFTER
EXTERIOR RAFTER
l$L%S
tm3
13027
1, 4
13075 11915
1mS
13106 11665
11960
m
.
3750
2613
2250
Sp*cwks
2-i6Ul6
SECTION
DO
1
sGQJ_
;,
i-32&
J-32&33
,$j,$
SPACING
11
1302
10
1304
10
1414
10
1273
10
1399
10
1259
NOTE
1. ALLDIMENSIW
ARE IN mm
2 R)R FOUNMTKIN FORCES

ANALYSIS TABLE_114
REFER 70
3. DISTANCE OF lME NUREST

PLRLIN LLG
FROM THE 0. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE:
b. RIDGE
:
c VALLEY
:
t%)
100
360
550
NO. 114
(REFER
NO. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLuMfu HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONl3TlON
FOR ALL WIND ANY
SEIS)UPC ZONES
MATERIALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE 114)
: TWO
24.0m
12.0m
: 12.5m
: HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe415
SECTION
01
8600
DRAWING
No. AN0 SP*CING OF PURLINS

LJltlERlOR RAFTER INTERIOR RARER
-r,
r,
I)
zk
SRLCING &p,,
> 1. ALL
OIMENSIONS
SPACLK. 2 FUR FWNDATIo(
,*;
5280
4n2
1367
1198
1381
1-4
5306
25
1170
1346
1ms
5322
4672
ll#
1330
No
115
(REFER
ANALYSIS
1
ARE IN
FORCES
SPACING
mm
REFER
COLUMN
TO
HEIGHT
SUPPORlCONUTKWJ
TABLE _ 115
Of TM NEAREST PlJRLlN w cc)

FROM WE Q. UmRNAL
CtXJMN FACE :lOO
DISTANCE
b. RIDGE
: 300
c.VALLEV
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TABLE
115)
: THREE
: 9.0m
: 6.0m
: 5.0m
NOTE
020
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: HINGED
FOR ALL WIND AK)

SEISMIC
MATERIALS
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16
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b. RIDGE
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c.VALLET
:300
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STEEL
TABLE 1161
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: 6.Om
: 6.5m
: HINGED
1
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1
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TABLE -119
DISTANCE OF TN IE*RLSt
PuRLIN l.l.6 tE)
FRCU WE a. EXTERWL CmJYll f&E
: 100
c. VALLEY
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THREE
: 12.0
;. *a.
2 FOR mJNMlK*I
4-16=X
2-lZscl9
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2-16#05
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18
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2+ 6#tllto36
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2-12tt.07
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6784
6212
1667
1272
1145
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6166
1400
1243
1396
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1120
1229
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DIYENSIOWS
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AJULVSIS
ME
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DISTANCE
TAME
ARE IN mm
RmC?ZS REFER
120
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10
COLUMN
THREE
n.nm
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BB
SECTION
lxx,!
L 500
1
No. AN0 SPACLNG OF PURLINS

NI
1Wl39654
9140
EXTERIOR
thOF
RAFTER
I,,,,,
1633
1295
114G
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9q5
9906
9110
1!75
1264
1396
9090
1100
1250
1380
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No. OF BAYS
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DISTANCE
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mm
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6.Om
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1100
1243
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124
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NaoFR4vs
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[ INTERIOR
DRAWING
I.
ALL
FOR FWNOATICH
OIM~NSIONS
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ARE IN
WRCES
mm
REFER
TO
TABLE -124
C.VALLLV
: 300
SPAN
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COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONOITION
FOR ALL WIN0 AN0
SEISYIC ZONES
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: 12.Om
: 12.0m
: 9.5m
: HINGED
,m2s
: Fe411
3-2oa.03
3-mu03
3-2CwO2
l-
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2-ZOnO6
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2-12111
2- 12wo
S-IWO9
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No.
OF BAVS
SPAN
SPACI NC
1. ALL OWENSlOWS ARE IN mm

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REFER
COLUMN
To
TABLE -125
3. DISTANCE OF THE NEAREST PURLIN LGt%)

FRCU THE a. EXTERNAL CClllMN FACE : 100
b. RIDGE
: 300
c.VALLEV
: 300
HElGtiT
SUPPORT CONCMTION
FOR ALL WlND ANQ
SEISMtC ZONES
MATERIALS :
TABLE
. THREE
: lE.Om
: 6.0m
: 6.5m
: HINGED
CONCRETE
STEEL
: I425
: Fe415
125)
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2-1216
3-2OM3
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2-2aw2
2-2WO3
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30011
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1 600
1
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126
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No.oFGAK
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HElGHf
S&PFORlC0NoIT~
FOR ALL WIN0 AN0
SEISMIC ZONES
I
hwEm*Ls
:
CoNCAElc
STEEL
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: 18.0m
: 6.nm
: 9.5m
: HINGED
: Yzs
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41
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210
44-W3-210
210
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12068
2800
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12986
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No. 27
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SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONMTION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
TABLE
: THREE
: 18Om
: 6.0m
: 12.5m
HINGED
: M25
: Fe415
127)
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3-25402
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No. AND
SPACING
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l
ALL
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AHE IN
mm
128
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No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGMT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMK
ZONES
I
MATERIALS :
CONCRETE
STEEL
lABLE128)
: THREE
:lB.Om
: 12. 0 m
: 5.5m
: HINGED
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2-12#14
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360
1500
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9922
1mS
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9066
9964
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1660
1366
1339
1225
1376
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.
1. ALL OIYERYOIS
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fmmmoAnaCDllQIRtNR1ID
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: iaom
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: l2.0 m
: 9.5m
: HIWED
LUG(k)
c. RIDGE
:360
c.VALLEV
: 5SO
UATEHALS :
SmEL
: Mb
! k4A
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438#52- 210
3-25004
3- a03
I- 2%04
3-25 ia06
2-12#16
1-25~07
2-12 t117
2-tZul5
2-12 a7
2- 12eJ.4
2-12 917
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43-8052-210
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l-25*07
cc
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210
DRAWING No
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a RAFTER
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SPAC*
1225
1m4
1 InS
13074
13~)s
11915
116&5
2063
1650
1377
1362
7
7
1395
a70
NOTE
1. ALL OIMENSIOWS ARE IN mm
2
FOR FwNDATIcN
FORCES REFER
TO
ANALYSIS TABLE _ 130

3
DISTANCE OF TN
NEAR=1
FROM THE a. EXTERWL
PURLIN IJJG tq,
CUIMN
FACE : lfi
b. RIDGE
: 360
c.VALLEY
: 550
130
(REFER
No. DF BAYS
SPAN
SPACI NC
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CDNMTIDN
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
lABLEl30)
: THREE
: 18.0 m
: 12.0 m
: 12.5 m
: HINGED
: H2s
: Fe415
60
2 -12so9
3-l-6
SECTION- CC
2-l61u2
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SECTION -EE
zo-silliao-290
250.
I
1 400
6600
lo
No. AND
SPACING
OF PURLINS
llTC
DRAWING
NO.
131
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR AU WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
raeLEl3i)
: FOUR
: 9.0m
: 6.Om
: 5.Om
HINGED
:
: M25
: Fe415
,18-W7-23l
,lkW137-260
60
I-Hyo5
z-lZW9
l-W&05
2-12909
2-12@09
2-llqlO9
2-lwO9
3-16W.O6
SECTION-
SECTION - BB
SECTION
SECTION -EE
CC
- FF
DRAWING
No. AN0
SLOPE
n,
Ii2
EXTERIOR
SPACING
RAFTER
OF PURLINS
1 INTERIOR
$iLES
11 3
6782
6212
1367
1 en 4
6907
6169
I 1025
RAFTER
SPACING
1197
1381
1166
1346
-
NOTE
1. ALL
OlMENSlONS
mm
2. FOR RXINOATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE-132
3. DISTANCE
FROM THE
ARE IN
REFER
OF THE NEAREST
a.EXTERiJAL
b. RiOtE
c.VALLEY
PURLH
COLUMN
TO
LlG(E)
FACE I 100
: 300
No. 132
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONMTION
FOR AU WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
(REFfiR lABLE132)
:FOUR
: @.Om
: 6.0m
: 6.5m
: HINGED
WWl-260
L-SW3
1-I 6NJ5
l-16&5
2-nm9
_ZFCTlON - B &
SECTfc?ti-
cc
2-12 a09
2-KM9
t-lZm9
cmm6
- 4-WI06
SECTION
-EE
SECTION - FF
w
c
w
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YI
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-250
SECflON-GG
SECTION-OD
8600
SECTION-AA
6600
IWW
20-wno30
111
boo
1 460 1
OffAWING
NO. 133
(REFER
No.OFBAVS
-__ _.
:Rx#
SPAUNG
cOwuN
HEIGHT
!zt%Joa~;~~
5FAN
1. AU
OlMEMSlW
ARE IN mm
2. i01
IWwD*nac rORCf% nffts

AWALISIS TABLE - 133
1 061Awx
FROM=
of
TnE Nti4mfST
RJRLH
a.EAiEiWALGLUWn
b. RIDGE
r.vAutv
70
LUG CC)
?*Q
I 100
: 360
: 3co
SEISMC ZONES
MATERIALS :
CorcREtE
St=
TABLET:
S.Cm
12.Om
5.0m
: HliGEe
: M25
: Fe 415
19-897-260
l-16605-
6m.03
l-16*5
c-16#JJ
2-12*9
2-12*09
2-12009
1-16+06
242nl9
Cl6UO6
SECTION -EE
SECTION
- FF
ORAWING
-r*
nz
NO. AN0 SPACING OF PLJRLINS

EnERIoa RAFIER
INTERIOR RAfTER
g$&
ln3
6M9
lm4
wm
tmS
--
69op
i61LO
6110
6090
SPACNG
p$&
spACNC
1333
1212
1361
IO00
1163
t326
MO
1170
13x)
NOTE
1. ALL DIMENSIONS
A
AREIN
2. f0R FWNDAllffl FORWS

ANALVSIS
TABLE _ 134
mm
REFLR
TO
3. DISTANCE OF THE MUREST

PURLN LUG ($1
FROM THE o.EXTERNAL CCUJMN FACE I 100
b. RIDGE
c.VAULV
: 360
: 300
No.
13&
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDlflON
FOR ALL WIND AND
SELSMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE1341
: FCUR
: 9.0m
: 12.0 m
: 6.Sm
: HINGED
: M25
Fe415
4-16#03
2-16~~05
~2-16005
c-16#03
z-16*05
z-12tto9
2-12 I+09
2-12w306
4-lEfto6
4-lW6
4-1406
2-l/p09
4-16~06
_j__sm-&
SECTION-
SECTICN - BB
(I!!+
SECTION
SECTION --EE
CC
- FF
20-Wllto30
1
2O+MlhdO-250
-4-u-
.----7
2O-Wm30-250
SECTION-DD
2~*1,,030_250
2O+l11o30-250
DRAWING
No. AND SPACIW

SLOPE / H,
H2
EXTERIOR
RAFTER
OF PURLINS
INTERIOR
RAFTER
113
is282
i 4712
1867
1273
1145
1 I 4
I5307
I
4688
1400
1243
1396
4672
1120
1230
1380
1m 5
5324
&j;S
SPACNG
zRLzS
SPACING
-250
NOTE
1. ALL
DlMENSlONS
AR
IN
2. R)R IDJNDATIGN
FCRCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE -135
mm
REFER
TO
3. DISTANCE OF THE NEAREST

PURLIN LUG ($)
FROM THE
a. EXTERNAL COLUMN FACE ! 100
b. RIDGE
c.VALLEV
:300
: 300
No.
135
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FOR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
1
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE1351
: FOUR
: 12.Om
: 6.0m
: 5.Om
HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe 415
4-16tlO3
2-let05
t
t
29-M7-2D
,2+6@7-210
29-8#37-210
8
If7
4-16803
.&_16Roj .1m5
z-16QO5
4-16X33
2-12809
.2-12tcl9
12406
2-12+07
ClW6
SECTION-
SECTION - 0 0
z-12109
h-w06
CC
c16ilO6
SECTION
SECTION -EE
-FF
I.---w
26-6&36-250
SECTION- AA
I
I son
11500_
500 :
r-NG
No AND SPACIffi
SLOPE
M2
_EXTERIOR
RAFTER
ERRLoINF5 SPACM
tan 3
, 6764
I
6212
1867
1272
1 rn L
6803
6186
1400
1243
tnS
6625
6172
1120
12 29
OF PURLINS
INTERIOR
RAFTER
-
NOTE
1. ALL
OIHENSIONS
SECTION-GG
5&l
ll500
AREIN
2. mR FOUNDATION FORCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE-136
mm
REFER
70
3. OISTANCt OF THE NEAREST PURLIN LUG cc)

FROM WE
n. EXTERNAL
COLUMN FACE I 100
b RIDGE
r.VALLEI
: 300
: 300
p(o. 136
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONOlTlON
FOR AU WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER
TABLE136)
: FWR
: 12.Om
: 6.0m
: 6.5m
: HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe415
I-2ollOs
)-2CW6
2-l2m1
2-12all
2-121111
SECTION - b 0
SECTION-
SECTION
SECTION -EE
CC
xl-&Lj3tc42
-320
- FF
II
DRAWING
No. AND
SLOPE
nl
Ii2
EXTERIOR
;iLcs
lm3
! 96~4
I
10 4
9865
1ns
9906
j 9140
I
9110
/ 1633
I
I
9090
1
I
137s
1 SPACNC
1 EL$
1
I
1
I
1295
1264
I
6
OF PURLINS
1 INTERIOR
I
1100
SPACIIG
RAFTER
1. ALL
1 SPACING
6
1
I
4s
1396
.S
OlHENSlONS
ARE
1. DISTANCE
FROM THE
a. EXTERNAL
mm
REFER
OF THE NEAREST
c.VALLEV
1360
IN
2. F[)R FWNDATION
FORCES
ANALYSIS
TABLE-137
b. RIDGE
I
12SO
NOTE
RAFTER
PURLN
COLUMN
TO
LUG (Q
FACE ,100
: 3al
: : 3ljO
3&W3tc42-3X
No.
137
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONMTION
FOR AU WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER TABLE
: FOUR
: 12.0 m
: 6.0m
: 9.5m
HINGED
:
:
M25
Fe415
137)
3-20#4
3-2fXI4
f
2-12*07
S-16ttO6
I
SECTION-
SECTION - 8 0
SECTION -EE
CC
SECTION
- FF
16-&11C26-3x)
kMo26-320
l-24102
3-203
f2QtO4
,20*2
.2oaO3
2oRO4
t
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zMo&
r
t6-ewb2c32o
16-8ttllto26- 320
f
166*11$26-320
J_soo
11500
500
15-&ttlto26-320
320
I
I
SL)PE
No. AND SPACING OF PURLINS

Y(
tt2
EXTERlOR RAFTER
&L~s
SPACNG
INTERIOR RAFTER
GLES
SPACING
11n 3
5348
4640
1833
1287
1416
1 I L
5360
4690
1375
1257
1361
1ms
5402
4590
1100
1243
1365
NOTE
1. ALL OWENSIONS
ARE IN mm
2. R)R FWNOATION FORCES REFER

ANALYSIS TABLE.. 138
10
3. DISTANCE OF WE NEAREST PURLVt LUG (El

FROM TNE a. EXTERtiAL COLUMN FACE , 100
b. RIDGE
c.VAUEV
:361)
: 300
MAWING
N~J. 138
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONMTION
FOR AU WIND AND
SEi!%lC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
IRE6ER lABLEl36B)
:fUJR
: 12.0m
: lZ.Om
: 5.Om
: HINGE0
:
:
M25
Fe415
--
-i--Q--l
500
SECTION-
IL
fY
1- w?vJ-
2l*llto
- FF
.-.
31-320
rJ_r_yLr--T
SECTION
SECTION -EE
CC
21-f~WtcJl-320
SECTION-
SECTION-AA
11600
1 s&l 1
11SO0
lSOO1
i_
mAWING
NOTE
1. ALL DIMENSIONS
ARE IN mm
IouNDAnow fW?CES REFER

2. m
ANALYSIS TABLE -139
I
TO
DLSTANCE OF THE NEAREST RlRN

LUC (c:
FROM WE
a. EXTERi4AL COLUMN FACE I 100
b. RIDGE
c.VAUEV
:360
:300
GG
21-64Hlfo31-320
21-Wlto31-320
No. 139
No. OF BAYS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN HEIGHT
SUPPORT CONDITION
FDR ALL WIND AND
SEISMIC ZONES
I
MATERIALS
:
CONCRETE
STEEL
(REFER TABLE 139)
: FOUR
: 12.Om
: 12.0 m
:
6.5m
HINGED
: M25
: Fe415
L-2m3
Z-2005
2-2CUO5
2-2cntOs
2-l?WO
2-12n10
2-lWJ7
6-16ttO6
2-l?UlO
.6-16#06
l-.=--A
SECTION-CC
SFCTION - b &
500
SECTION -XE
-l---d
SECTION- FF
2-12WI-
DRAWING
MO. AJm
R
SPACING
ExlERloaR*FlER
OF PURLINS
INlERIoa
RAFTER
(.
z.
i%%S
sPACw;
ZL:,
%xw'~
1600
1306
1416
1350
1276
1301
1oao
1262
1365
No.
I40 (REFER TABLElLOl
No.OFBAVS
SPAN
SPACING
COLUMN MEtGnl
S$Wd$Nys
SEISMIC toNcls
MATERIALS !
aMmETE
:RxlR
: 12.0 m
: 12.0 m
: 9.5m
: HWGEO
: M25,
: Fe41$
_--
321
kP 43 (S & T): 1987
SP 43 (S & T): 1987
(VARIES
WINDWARD SIDE
EXTERNAL
PRESSURE
WtTH ROOF SLOPE I
WLy-WIND
(VARIEti
PERPENDICULAR
TO RIDGE WITH
INTERNAL
SUCTION
WINDWARD StDE
EXTERNAL
PRESSURE
WITH ROOF SLOPE )
o*sp.
WL2-WIND
PERPENDICULAR
-c
+o.zp
TO R@GE WITH
--c
--c
INTERNAL
o*sp
PRESSURE
WIND
PRESSURE
p-BASIC
+0*2p
WL3-WIND
DRG.
PARALLEL
142
WIND
TO RtDGE WITH
LOAD
INTERNAL
ON PORTAL
322
PRESSURE
FRqMES
Handling
point
SECTION
a=Width
A-A
SECTION
Z-16*6
8.8
of the column
extra
SECTION
D-0
I
2-12%2
\2 -120
6 extra
SECTION
SUPPORT DETAIL! 5-l

Bn
(a) 6m
SPAN
CLADDING
C-C
RUNNER
140 hole for 12 $ bolt,
a =Width
of
the
rafter
SECTION
SUPPORT
2 -lZ++
6 extra
(b) 6m
SPAN
DETAILS
DRG.No.lL3
DETAILS
SECTION
OF 6171 SPAN
PURLIN
AND CLADDlNG RUNNER

__._.-
SECTION
A_A
Maximum
spacing
of purlin
IS 1.4m
that
of cladding
runner
is 1.7m
M25 Concrete&Fe
Handling should
be in vertical
as it 1s to be finally
placed
C-C
PURLIN
B-B
415 and
Fe 250
and
steel
position
4. of rafter
k of rafter
CHandflng point
I
Note:
_.
ILUUU
All
dimensions
For all
For slopes
Maximum
spacing
of purlin
1.4m
and that of cladding
runner
Is 1.7m
Concrete
Steel
and
in mm
wind
are
lin3
seismic
,lin4
and
lonet
lin5
is
MC0
I. Fe 415 and Fe 250

II. HTS (stress
relieved
strands)
lS:6006-1983
lnitiol prestressing
force in
each strand =30.6 kN
Handling
should
vertical
position
finally
placed
be in the
as it is to be
!iffenor
1
++-
SECTION
A_A
;I
SECTION
B_ B
SECTION
C_ C
a = Width
+tandliqpoint
of
the
rafter/
I,
I+
loo
100
, iii+t ; i-=
y 3mmHTS
(b)
PUR LIN
c_c
DRG. No.144
DETAILS
OF
12m
SPAN
PRESTRESSED
CONCRETE(PRETENSlDNED)
CLP- rDDl ING RUNNER
AND
PURLIN
column
ti20 ,140
SECTION
(a)
For 6m
hole for 124 bolt
A-A
Span
Purlin
20
LUG
DETAILS
LUG DETAILS
\\,A4
DRG No.145
FIXING
DETAILS
FOR PURLIN
G.I. Flat washe-,

Bitumen woshef __
88
I
SIDE
holdtart welded
VIEW
SECTION
I
A- A
BRACKET
(Showing holdfast detail&j

n
(a)
FOR 6-DM
SHEET CONNECTON
DETAIL
6.1. Nut-----------_,
G.1. Flat worher,
Bitumen washer
A.C.ShWw
SPAN
/fto
N!&
ZNoc ottO# holdfort welded

M.S.Plot@
.s. Plot. 12040.12

n
,-ISA
60~6096
+loddii
bnner
2-O#
/
I:
Links
3-M+
ucoSIDE
VIEW
et
SHEET CONNECTION
ldfost
nut
L__X_t
SECTION
3-8s
L nllr
B- B
BRA&ET
(b)
DRG. ~0.146 FIXING
FOR
DETAILS
DETAIL
12-O M SPAN
OF CLADDING
RUNNERS
L86 I :(10
S) Et dS
;;I
P
__.-.-.-.
po*1*1-20#2
r2-
20#
1
++
!
I -
ff--j..
G-+.1-2oil2
~32ameo
bA
2-20#1
Column
) 13w
1
d!BA
2-25*1
SECTION A A
SECTION
A A
(a)
_A--_
(a)
CAST - IN12000
SITU
t
CAST - IN - SITU
SECTION
B B
:;b,.,
_~Iu
DETAIL
DETAIL
u1 i
?I
M.S.,Plate 3LOm5~Om12
P
(b)
(ii)
P
(b)
(i)
PRECAST
FOR 6.0 M SPAN
ORG.
No.
iP8
DETAILS
OF
EAVES
BEAMS
PRECAST
FOR 12.0 M
SPAN
sP 43 (S & T):1987
/--6*ST
D, WHICHEVER
(i3 * 100mm
GREATER
$1
H/G OR D,WHIf?HEVER
B#ST
GREATER
tab P 100mm
.-TOP
OF FOUNDATION
ST =STIRRUPS
d =EFFECTIVE
Ldt=DEVELOPMENT
DRG. No.149 TYPICAL
DETAILING
FOR DUCTILITY
329
DEPTH
OF SECTION
LENGTH IN TENSION
REQUIREMENT
Cm + d/L
01
02
INDICATES
HOLE
TRANSPORTATION
FOR
INDICATES
ERECTION
FOR
HOLE
FOR DISTANCES
TABLE
NO. 141
TOP OF
ORG. No.150
LOCATION
FOUNDATION
OF JOINTS
a AND
OP OF FOUNDATION
AND
LIFTING
POINTS
AND ERECTION
DURING
TRANSPORTATION
b REFER
SP 43 (S & T): 1987
P
/
_ SINGLE
OR
PIN
LIFTING
EYE
LIFTING EYES AND

CAST IN STUDS
4
_.
STUD
DRG. No. 151
6 :_
--
,-
:/
crl
.--+. 6 I /
.i :: i .
. .,
I :I
. I l
*., i .;, ;. 1 ;
. .
..
LIFTING
;.
.,
-;
EYE
SCHEMATIC
A MECHANICAL
CONNECTION GIVES
AN ADDED SAFETY
IN SLENDER UNITS
. I I : .I, :. . 1 I
;:j I.d .: 1 I
: 1 1 .,,. I 1
.:I 1 ,;;.;
. I I -
DETAILS
PRECAST
331
f 1
( Q.___
OF FIXTURES
MEMBERS
FOR HANDLING
SP 43 (S &T):1987
800
1
COLUMN
PRECAST
-lo-12#6
-lo-t2#
M-12
5
#4
MORTAR
-CEMENT
1~3
42-12
L--12-12*2
#l
LEAN CONCRETE
ELEVATION
PLAN
a)
DRG.152
DETAILS
FIXED
BASE
FOR PRECAST
COLUMN
FOUNDATION
332
i
1
3125
AND CAST-IN-SITU
(CONTO.)
SP 43 (S & T): 1987
CEMENT
MORTAR
GROUT
12-8#5-----__
LEAN CONCRETE
1600
9-lO#l
L9-10#1
ELEVATION
4-10#3
-l6-10#2
-.
4-1 cl#4:
Q
w
-9-lO#l
/
L
-,
9-lO#F/
I
1600
b)
ORG. 152 DETAILS
PLAN
HINGED
I
BASE
FOR PRECAST COLUMN

FOUNUATION
333
AN0
CAST-IN-SITU
M.S.rod woldod to
Bats Lap welded

In-situ concrrb M 25
Cohn
BEFORE
ASSEMBLY
dta
mnmI mortar 1:3
Bars Lop welded
of mftor
SECTION
TYPE
VIEW FROM TOP

AFTER ASSEMBLY
TYPE 1 (Refer
Table
No.%2
DRG. No. 153
TYPICAL
CONNECTION
&TAILS
IN
A RAFTER
A- A
RAF.TER
BRACING
IN THE
END
RAFTER BRACING IN THE

INTERMEDIATE
BAY
OLUMNS
CLADDING RUNNERS
i
I
ABLE
DRG. No.154
VERTICAL BRACING
IN END BAY
END COLUMNS
SCHEMATIC
ARRANGEMENT
OF
BRACING
BAY-
!843(S&T):1987
7
ISA 50X513X6
AAr
SA 50X50X6
-/
\
A A
SECTION
DETAIL
400
COLUMN
COLUMN
f
-,
6000
.-(a)
DRG. No.155
STEEL
DETAILS
BRACING
OF BRACING
336
(CONTII
SP43(S&T):1987
F@-
LOO
Q (@ 150
u?
-2O#
150
COLUMN
COLUMN
/
jvy-
6000
(b)
FIG. 155
RCC
DETAILS
BRACING
OF
337
BRACING
(CONID.1
I
1
SP43(S&T):1987
S. PLATE
150X70X10
TO BACK
6
GUSSET
R.C.CI COLUMN
ELEVATION
ISA 50X50X6
PLAN
DETAIL
DRG. 155 DETAILS
OF BRACING
338
(CONiD.,
SP 43 (S 8KT): 1987
-
-M.S.
PLATE
150X50X10
.S. PLATE
150X150X10
ELEVATION.
PLAN
DETAIL
DRG.155
DETAILS
339
OF BRACING
(CONlO.)
SP43(S&T):1987
340
SP 43 (S & T):1987
LLEAN
CONCRETE
ELEVATION
12-12s 27
2300
PLAN
CO) FOR FIXED BASE (FOR omm4
f3RG. 156
FOUNDATION
DETAILS
REFER CLAUS
FOR CAST-
341
IN-SITU
6.5.1 1
COLUMN
SP 43 (S & T): 1987
9-10 a 1
1600
CLEAN
CONCRE
ELEVATION
P4-lO#l
plO#l
/-6%~@3 (,,a#2
1
I
500
600
i _
1
PLAN
(b)sFOR
HINGE0
BASE
(FOR DESIGN REFER
CLAUSE
6.5.3.1)
DRG. No. 156
FOUNDATION
DETAILS
342
FOR CAST-IN-SITU
COLUMN

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Step Out From the Old to the New

Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan

SP 43 (1987): Handbook on Structures with Reinforced

Invent a New India Using Knowledge

Knowledge is such a treasure which cannot be stolen

FIRST PUBLISHED JANUARY 1990

0 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

UDC 624.012-45 (021)

NEW DELHI 110 002

SPECIAL COMMITTEE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF

SHRI V. RAO AIYANGARI

Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi

Metallurgical and Engineering Consultants (India) Ltd, Ran&i

Planning Commission, New Delhi

Central Building Research Institute (CSIR), Roorkee

SHRI GURNAM SINGH

Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies (Finance Division)

Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies

Structural Engineermg Research Centre (CSIR), Madras

Central Public Works Department, New Delhi

Bureau of Public Enterprises, New Delhi

Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi

WORKING GROUP FOR PROJECT B -8

Metallurgical & Engineering Consultants (India) Ltd, Ran&i

M. N. Dastur & Co Pvt Ltd, Calcutta

Braithwaite Burn & Jessop Construction Co Ltd, Calcutta

Richardson & Cruddas Ltd, Bombay

Struc@rralEngineering Research Centre (CSIR), Madras

Engineering Construction Corporation Ltd, Madras

Central Public Works Department,New Delhi

Bureau of Public Enterprises, New Delhi

SHRI D. AJITHA SIMHA

Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi

C. R. Narayana Rao Architects & Engineers, Madras

SHRI ASHOK TREHAN

National Thermal Power Corporation Limited, New Delhi

National Council for Cement and Building Materials, New Delhi

classification of industrial structures into different types;

b) TuskZZ - Identification of industrial structures repeated a large number of times

into consideration a number of parameters, such as structures with

steel roof trusses (with and without cranes)

b) Reinforced Concrete Structures

RESULTS OF PORTAL FRAMES : ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

SP 43 (S & T): 1987

column members are adopted. Purlins and cladding

1.1 Introduction - Reinforced concrete portal frame

Industrial sheds using reinforced concrete portal

- The space between successive bents.

Single or diagonal members which

Members carrying side sheeting and

Members generally vertical which

The height of the column from top

Members carrying roof sheeting and

The slope of the rafter with respect

The centre line distance between the

2.1 Loads - The purlins, cladding runners and portal

2.1.1 Dead Load - The purlins, cladding runners

2.1.2 Live Load -The purlinsand portal frames are

The analysis and design results are presented for

2.1.3 Wind Load -The purlins, cladding runners and