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Southeast View of IRMC West View of IRMC

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Southeast View of IRMC West View of IRMC

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Project Information Location:Indiana, PA Occupancy Type:Full-Service Medical Center Size:140,000 SF Height:97 Feet N Arial View of IRMC

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Project Information Owner:Not Released Architect:Rea, Hayes, Large, & Suckling Engineer:Rea, Hayes, Large, & Suckling Tenant:Indiana Regional Medical Center N Arial View of IRMC

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Existing Structure Foundation T-Shaped Foundation 16-inch concrete footings Concrete Piers 32-inch Corners of foundation Anchor Bolts Example Anchor Bolt

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Existing Structure Gravity System Bay Size: 26’-0’’ x 16’-0’’ Completely Symmetrical 5 ½’’ Composite Floor Construction W16x50 Fill Beams W14x38 Girders W14 Columns 78 to 111 lb/ft Example Floor System Diagram

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Existing Structure Lateral System Braced Frame Steel Moment Frame Existing Layout N

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Thesis Goals Structural Depth Redesign building with concrete Retain current floor plan Design for additional renovations Lighting Breadth Determine effect on lobby/waiting room Redesign basic lighting system

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Design Process Initial Plan Layout Gravity System Design Lateral System Design N ETABS Model

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Slab Design Alternatives Two-Way Flat Plate System Two-Way Post-Tensioned Slab Precast Hollow Core Planks Two-Way Post-Tensioned Hollow Core Planks Two-Way Flat Plate

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Two-Way Flat Plate Design 9’’ uniform Slab Thickness L/h = 33 Typical span length of 26’-0’’ 80 psf Live Load 30 psf Superimposed Dead Load Roof Slab = 12’’ thickness No Drop panels or interior beams Two-Way Flat Plate System

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Two-Way Flat Plate Design 8 spans at 26’-0’’ each in N/S Direction 6 spans at 16’-0’’ each in E/W Direction Slab Reinforcement Top Bars = Negative Moments Bottom Bars = Positive Moments ETABS Model

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Slab Reinforcement – Frame B Column Strip – 8 ft width 12 - #6 Top Bars 10.6’’ o.c. 6 - #6 Bottom Bars 12’’ o.c. Middle Strip – 18 ft width 12 - #6 Top Bars 15.4’’ o.c #6 Bottom Bars 15.4’’ o.c. Middle Strip Column Strip Frame B – 26’-0’’ Span

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Slab Reinforcement – Frame A Column Strip – 8 ft width 8 - #6 Top Bars 6.86’’ o.c. 6 - #6 Bottom Bars 12’’ o.c. Middle Strip – 8 ft width 6 - #6 Top Bars 12’’ o.c. 6 - #6 Bottom Bars 12’’ o.c. Middle StripColumn Strip Frame A – 16’-0’’ Span

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Column Design Uniform Size throughout building 20’’ x 20’’ columns Column Height: 13’-0’’ to 14’-0’’ Reinforcement: 8 #9 bars vertically #3 ties every 16’’

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Lateral System Design Shear Wall Design Thickness: 16’’ Placed according to braced frames N ETABS Model

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Overturning Building Weight: 26,000 kips Seismic Base Shear: 650 kips Wind Base Shear N/S: kips Wind Base Shear E/W: kips Seismic Load: 2.5% of Dead Load Wind Load: Overturning Moment is less than Resisting Moment

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goals Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Structural Depth Lateral System Deflections Seismic Controlled in North/South Wind Controlled in East/West Drift E/W Drift Due to Wind = 0.95’’ N/S Drift Due to Seismic = 0.113’’ Lateral System Deflections Continued Max. Allowable Seismic Story Drift 0.14’’ – 14 ft floor height – 0.010h sx

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goal Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Lighting Breadth Current Design Lobby/Waiting Room Room Dimensions: 20’-0’’ x 30’-0’’ Room Height: 11’-0’’ Recessed Fluorescent Lighting New Design Changes Room Height: 12’-0’’ LED Lighting Recessed Fluorescent Luminaire

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goal Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Lighting Breadth Design Criteria Target Illuminance: 10 fc – 20 fc CCT: neutral & warm CRI: 70 or higher Specific Tasks Aesthetics Light Distribution: Direct

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goal Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Lighting Breadth Luminaire Selection 6’’ LED Downlight One 31 Watt Lamp Fixture Installed in ceiling cavity Lumen Method 14.2 footcandles with LLFs 12 Luminaires 6’’ LED Downlight Luminaire Layout

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goal Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Lighting Breadth Conclusion New Design Convenience Functionality Aesthetics Lobby/Waiting Room Photo

Presentation Outline Introduction Existing Structure Thesis Goal Structural Depth Lighting Breadth Conclusion Questions & Comments Conclusions The redesign of the structural system from steel to concrete was effective, but not as efficient. Symmetry of the building plan was preserved. Foundation system would need redesigned from the effects of the new building weight. Change in floor-to-floor heights will result in new lighting designs in some areas.

Acknowledgments Indiana Regional Medical Center Norman Ziemer – Facility Engineer Samuel Baker – Administration The Pennsylvania State University Dr. Linda Hanagan – Faculty Advisor M. Kevin Parfitt - Professor Robert Holland – Professor All AE Faculty & Staff AE Class of 2012

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