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1) 6" ZEE purlins with a thickness of 1.5 mm were selected for the roof design. 2) The purlins will be spaced at 19 feet 8 inches with tie bars. 3) Calculations were shown to check the purlins against flexural yielding, with the design found to be adequate with a factor of safety of 1.67.

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Purlin

1) 6" ZEE purlins with a thickness of 1.5 mm were selected for the roof design. 2) The purlins will be spaced at 19 feet 8 inches with tie bars. 3) Calculations were shown to check the purlins against flexural yielding, with the design found to be adequate with a factor of safety of 1.67.

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Reference Calculations Result

Design for Roof Purlins

Using an 6" ZEE Purlins with the following properties Use


Fy = 36 ksi Fu = 55 ksi 6" ZEE Purlins
Self Weight, sw = 2.10 ppf with tie bars
Thickness, t = 1.50 mm 0.06 in 1.5 @ 19 ft 8 in
Depth, d = 149 mm 5.87 in 200
Flange Width, f = 51 mm 2.01 in 49
Lip Length, l = 14.5 mm 0.57 in 12.5
Cross Sectional Area, A = 420 mm 0.65 in
2 2

Ixx = 1434514 mm4


Ixx = 3.4464343 in4
Y = 74.5 mm me 2.93 in
Sx = 19255.225 mm 3
1.18 in3

Design Requirements
ASCE 7-05 Designing for worst case scenario
2.4.1.7 Wu = 0.6 DL + 1.2 W
Span, L = 23 ft 0 in Every
Spacing, s = 3 ft 0 in 3 ft 0 in
Weight of Roof Panels = 10.0 psf
Weight of ceiling panels = 4.2 psf
Dead Load Pressure = 10 + 4.2 = 14.2 psf
Wind Load = -45.00 psf

UDL,DL = (10 + 4.2) x 3 = 42.6 ppf


UDL,WL = -45 x 3 = -135 ppf

WUDL = (0.6 x -135) + (1.2 x 42.6)= -30 ppf or -0.02988 kpf


Mu = -2.0 k-ft

Flexural Yeilding Limit State


Fy = 36 ksi
Mn = FySx = 36 x 1.18 / 12 = 3.53 k-ft
Ma = Mn/Ωb = 3.53 / 1.67 = 2.11 k-ft OK

Lateral Torsional Buckling


The compression flange is continuously braced by the roofing panels,
therefore, this failure mode is not applicable
OK

Created by: Jahleel Castagne jahleel_castagne@hotmail.com Version 1.0


This spreadsheet is to be used to check the adequacy of roof purlins for a specified combination
of loads. The designis based on the maximum yeild strength (Mn = FySx) as stated in the AISC
Manual 13th Ed. This spread sheet can only be used for load combinations with two variables. In
most cases the worst case scenario is 0.6DL+W, so this should be adequate. Only the values in
the highlighted cells need to be changed. (

Created by: Jahleel Castagne jahleel_castagne@hotmail.com Version 1.0


Product Nominal Steel Thickness Nominal Width Nominal Mass Per Unit Length
mm in kg/m
4" ZEE Purlins 1.50 102 4 2.48
6" ZEE Purlins 1.50 152 6 3.12
Zed Purlin
7" ZEE Purlins 1.50 178 7 3.45
8" ZEE Purlins 1.50 203 8 3.74
4" CEE Purlins 0.96 102 4 1.62
4" CEE Purlins 1.50 102 4 2.48
Cee Purlin
6" CEE Purlins 1.50 152 6 3.74
8" CEE Purlins 1.50 203 8 4.34
Largest Span without Support Pulin Size Thickness Web (D) Flange (B) Flange (E)
Using Tie Bars/m mm mm mm mm mm
4 4" 102x49 1.5 102 51 49
6 6" 152x49 1.5 152 51 49
ZEE
6 7" 178x49 1.5 178 51 49
6 8" 203x49 1.5 203 51 49
2.5 4" 102x51 0.96 102 51
4 4" 102x51 1.5 102 51
CEE
6 6" 152x51 1.5 152 51
6 8" 203x51 1.5 203 51
Flange (F) Lip (L) Rad. ( R)
mm mm mm
53 14 5
53 16 5
53 16 5
53 16 5
14 5
14 5
14 5
14 5

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