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Unit 2 – Concepts of Construction FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Unit 2 Seminar Topics Variety of Forces Types of Loads Structural Members and Structural Connections FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Variety of Forces Gravity Exerts a continued force on a building The gravity resistance system Unintended loads imposed by fire Three Type of Forces Compression Tension Torsion FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Types of Loads Definition of Loads Forces or other actions that result from the weight of all building materials, occupants and their possessions, environmental effects, differential movement, and restrained dimensional changes FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Types of Loads Stress and Strain Dead Load ○ The weight of the building itself and any equipment permanently attached Live Load ○ Any Load other than a dead load ○ Concentrated Load FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Types of Loads Impact Loads ○ Loads Delivered Quickly Static Loads ○ Applied Slowly and Constant Repeated Loads ○ Applied Intermittently Wind Loads ○ Applied by the Wind FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Types of Loads Axial Load ○ A force that passes through the centroid of the section Fire Load ○ Represents the potential fuel available to a fire and the total amount of potential energy (heat) in the fuel Suspended Loads ○ Suspended from a ceiling or other structure FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Composite Materials ○ Steel and Concrete ○ Brick and Block Composite Wall FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Structural Elements ○ Beams, columns, arches, and walls ○ Differ on how they support and transfer weight ○ Structural frames FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Beams ○ Transmits forces perpendicular to the reaction points Simple- Built-Up Girder Continuous- Spandrel Girder Fixed- Lintel Overhanging- Grillage Bracket- Cantilever Beam Joist- Suspended Beam Girder- Transfer Beam FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Columns Transmit a compressive force along a straight path I-Beams vs. H-Beam FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Transmit the compressive forces applied along the top or received at any point Main divisions of walls: ○ Load-bearing ○ Non-load-bearing ○ Cross ○ Veneer ○ Composite ○ Header ○ Stretcher FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Main divisions of walls (con’t): ○ Panel ○ Curtain ○ Party ○ Fire ○ Partition ○ Demising ○ Rubble masonry ○ Wythe FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Structural Members and Connections Connections ○ Transfer the load from one structural element to another ○ Only as strong as its weakest link ○ Pinned ○ Rigid-Framed Building ○ Monolithic Concrete ○ Wet Joint ○ Plastic Design FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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Summary Variety of Forces Types of Loads Structural Members and Structural Connections FS102: Unit 2 - Concepts of Construction
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