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STBSL has an in house design department that is led by a higly professional designer supported with a number of other designers and detailers. The design team relentlessly endeavors to provide the client with the most economic design, in keeping with the functionality as well as aesthetically as beautiful as possible. The excellent team of designers and detailers work tirelessly to bring out the most error free design from approval drawing to the shop drawing that needs minimum revision or modification at field level.

STBSL, buildings are designed in compliance with the latest design and building codes (IBC 2006, AISC 2005, AWS 2006, MBMA 2006, AWS 2007). The design and engineering department is equipped with the latest design and detailing software alongwith the relevant books on building codes related to steel building

STBSL follows latest information building codes and is capable of accommodating building in any other codes (e.g. BS, Euro Code) as per client/ consultant requirement.

APPLICABLE CODES:

All buildings included in this proposal are designed in accordance with the following codes:

LOAD APPLICATION, DEFLECTION CRITERIA, MANUFACTURING & ERECTION TOLERANCES:
BANGLADESH NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (BNBC).
2015 EDITION (DRAFT)
HOUSING AND BUILDING RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MIRPUR, DHAKA – 1216.
BANGLADESH NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (BNBC).
2006 EDITION
HOUSING AND BUILDING RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MIRPUR, DHAKA – 1216.
2012 NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (NBC).
INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL (ISC), INC.
MINUMUM DESIGN LOADS FOR BUILDING AND OTHER STRUCTURES.
ASCE STANDARD ASCE/SEI 7-10
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS (ASCE), VIRGINIA 20191.
METAL BUILDING SYSTEMS MANUAL
2010 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 2006 EDITION
METAL BUILDING MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (MBMA), OHIO 44115.
HOT ROLLED SECTIONS & BUILT UP SECTIONS DESIGNED IN ACCORDANCE WITH:
STEEL CONSTRACTION MANUAL.
14TH EDITION, SECOND PRINTING
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION (AISC), ILLINOIS 60601-1802.
STEEL CONSTRACTION MANUAL.
13TH EDITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION (AISC), ILLINOIS 60601-1802.
STEEL CONSTRACTION MANUAL.
9TH EDITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION (AISC), ILLINOIS 60601-1802.
COLD FORMED MEMBERS ARE DESIGNED IN ACCORDANCE WITH:
COLD FORMED STEEL DESIGN.
AISI MANUAL 2008 EDITION
AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE (AISI).
SPECIFICATION FOR THE DESIGN OF COLD FORMED STEEL
STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
AISI STANDARD, 2007 EDITION
AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE (AISI)
WELDING IS APPLIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH:
STRUCTURAL WELDING CODE – STEEL.
AWS D1.1/ D1.1M:2010 AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD
AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY (AWS), DANVERS, MA 01923.

DESIGN LOADS:

DESIGN LOADS: (REFER TO ‘APPLICABLE CODES’).
1DESIGN LIVE LOAD (KN/M2) ON PURLIN0.96 (96 KG/M2)
2DESIGN LIVE LOAD (KN/M2) ON FRAME0.58 (58 KG/M2)
3WIND SPEED (KM/HR)……
4WIND EXPOSUREA
5SEISMIC ZONEZONE-1
6SEISMIC SITE CLASSSD
7MAXIMUM RAIN FALL INTENSITY (MM/HR)150
8CO-LATERAL LOAD (KN/M2)…….

STBSL DEFLECTION CRITERION:

SL.STRUCTURAL MEMBERSTANDARD ALLOWABLE DEFLECTIONLOAD CASE
Rigid Frame and End wall Rafters Vertical Deflection
1WITH FULLY SHEETED WALLSL/180 & L/120L OR W
&
D+L
2DESIGN LIVE LOAD (KN/M2) ON PURLIN
3WITH FULL HEIGHT BLOCK WALL
4WITH GLAZING & SHEETING OF EQUAL HEIGHTS
5WITH FULL HEIGHT GLAZING
6WITH PENDANT OPERATED CRANE
Rigid Frame and Portal Frame Sway (Horizontal)
1WITH FULLY SHEETED WALLSEH/60L OR W
&
D+L
2WITH BLOCK WALL AND SHEETING OF EQUAL HEIGHTSEH/80
3WITH FULL HEIGHT BLOCK WALL OR PRECAST WALLSEH/100
4WITH GLAZING & SHEETING OF EQUAL HEIGHTSEH/150
5WITH FULL HEIGHT GLAZINGEH/240
6OFFICE/RESIDENTIAL/MULTI STORIED BUILDINGSH/300
Mezzanine, Jack Beams, Panels & Purlins, Grating, Checkered Plates (Vertical)
1BEAMS & JOISTS OF MEZZANINE, ROOF PLATFORM, WALKWAY ETC.SPAN / 240
SPAN / 360
(D + L)
L
2JACK BEAMSSPAN / 240
SPAN / 360
SPAN / 120
SPAN / 180
(D + L) OR (D + W)
L OR W
(D + L)
L OR W
3ROOF PURLINSSPAN / 150
SPAN / 180
SPAN / 120
L
W
D + L
4GRATINGS, CHECKERED PLATESSPAN / 150D+L
Top Running Cranes (Vertical)
1RUNWAY BEAM _CMAA ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’L/600CR
2RUNWAY BEAM _CMAA ‘D’L/800
3RUNWAY BEAM _CMAA ‘E’, & ‘F’L/1000
4TOP RUNNING PENDANT OPERATED CRANECBH/100W OR CR
5TOP RUNNING PENDANT OPERATED CRANECBH/240 ≤ 50 MM
6RUNWAY BEAM _(LATERAL DEFLECTION)L/400CR
Wall Panels & Girts, Wind Columns, Horizontal Beams
1WALL/ ROOF PANELSSPAN / 60TOTAL LOAD
2WALL GIRTS WITH METAL SHEETINGSPAN / 90W
3WIND COLUMNSSPAN / 120
For cantilevers ‘L’ shall be taken as twice the length of cantilever
LEGEND
EH- EAVE HEIGHTW- WIND LOADD- DEAD LOAD ; L- LIVE LOAD
CBH- CRANE BEAM HEIGHTE- SEISMIC LOADCR- CRANE LOAD

REFERENCES: IBC-2012, AISC-DG_3, ASCE/SEI 7-10, BS 5950

MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS:

The building & its components have been designed based on the below material standards and specifications:

Below are PEBSAL’s standard material specifications that will be used in the project. PEBSAL reserves the right to make material substitutions and changes in specifications as and when deemed necessary. 
SL.COMPONENTSSPECIFICATIONSMINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH 
1BUILT-UP MEMBERSASTM A 572M GRADE 50 OR Q345BFY = 34.5 KN/CM2 
2HOT-ROLLED MEMBERS
COLUMNS & BEAMSASTM A 36 GRADE 36FY = 24.8 KN/CM2
ANGLESASTM A 36 GRADE 36FY = 24.8 KN/CM2
PIPESASTM A53M TYPE BFY = 24.14 KN/CM2
FU = 41.37 KN/CM2
CHANNELSASTM A 36 GRADE 36FY = 24.8 KN/CM2
3COLD FORMED SECONDARY MEMBERS
GALVANIZED STEELASTM A 653 GRADE 50, Z275FY = 34.5 KN/CM2
4SHEETING & LINER PANELS
ZINCALUME STEELASTM A 792 550 MPA, AZ150FY = 55.0 KN/CM2
STANDING SEAM SHEETINGASTM A 792 300 MPA, AZ150FY = 30.0 KN/CM2
5X-BRACING MEMBERS
RODSASTM A 36 GRADE 36FY = 24.8 KN/CM2
ANGLESASTM A 36 GRADE 36FY = 24.8 KN/CM2
6ANCHOR BOLTSASTM A 36 GRADE 36FU = 40.0 KN/CM2
7HIGH STRENGTH BOLTSASTM A 325M CLASS 8.8
TYPE 1 OR DIN 933 CLASS 8.8
FT = 30.3 KN/CM2
FU = 72 -83 KN/CM2
8SHEETING SCREW & FASTENERSAS 3566, CLASS 3 & 4
9MEZZANINE DECK PANELS
GALVANIZED STEELASTM A 653M GRADE 50, Z275FY = 34.5 KN/CM2
LEGENDFY= YIELD STRENGTHFU= TENSILE STRENGTH

STBSL reserves the right to substitute partly or entirely some of the materials in case of material non-availability or supply shortages.