NRDT Health and Recreation

Facility

NACK Engineering, Inc.

Kawthar Issa
Christian Krugh
Akhil Katari
Nay Htet
Project Background
A three-story gym with four exterior basketball courts
Project Goal
Gravity and Lateral Load Systems
Roof and Metal Decking
2nd & 3rd Floor Designs Beam, Girder, Metal Deck
Connections
1st Floor Design Slab on Grade
Column Design
Shear Walls
Foundation
Cost Analysis
Design Loads
Loads
Dead Load 75psf
Live Load for Gymnasium 100 psf
Roof Live Load 20 psf
Wind Loads
Wind Speed = 115 mph
Risk Category II
Exposure Category B
Seismic Loads
Occupancy Category II
Site Class C ( from report)
Design Spectral Acceleration Parameters ( SDS & SD1)
Seismic Design Category A
Seismic Loads
Roof and Metal
Decking
Non-Composite Joist Roof w/ Metal
Decking
Design:
Roof Loads:
D = 25 psf, SL = 20 psf, RL = 150 psf
Joists & Steel Beams:
20LH10 Joists under HVAC, 18K9 Joists everywhere else
Steel Deck Cover:
3N16 at 3-Span Configuration
Fasterner Layout for the Roof
Second & Third
Floor Design
Column

A A
Beam
36ft

Girder

6.5ft 26ft
Metal Deck
Criteria: Methodology:
To be able to carry construction deal and From VULCRAFT
live loads and resist large deflections Lightweight concrete, slab depth, clear span
to carry load
Constraints:
AISC Specification Section I1.3, I3.2c and Design Decision:
I8 1.5VL22
Beams
Criteria:
Carry dead and Live Loads

Assumptions:
Simply Supported
36ft
fc=4ksi
A-A
Beams
Methodology: Available Flexural Strength
Pre Compostie Condition Compression Block Depth
Calculated Flexural Strength based on LRFD AISC Manual Table 3-19
Selected beam based on AISC Manual Table 3-2
Number and Spacing of Anchors
Composite Condition Shear Studs
Calculated Required Flexural Strength Depends on kips/anchor and composite load
Effective width of concrete
Check Shear Strength
Beams
Design Decisions:
Based on Calculations and loads
Large loads pick a beam one size bigger
than what was calculated
Design for worst case scenario
Girders
Criteria:
Carry dead and Live Loads

Assumptions:
Simply Supported
fc=4ksi 26ft
Fy=50ksi
Cb=1.0
Unbraced length = *girder length
Girders
Methodology:
Pre Compostie Condition Available Flexural Strength
Calculated Flexural Strength based on LRFD Compression Block Depth
AISC MAnual Table 3-2: choose girder AISC Manual Table 3-19
Check the Flexural strength of beam selected
Number and Spacing of Anchors
Design Composite Section: AISC Specification Section I8.2A
Shear Studs
Calculated Required Flexural Strength
Effective width of concrete
Check Shear Strength
Girders
Design Decisions:
Based on Calculations and loads
Large loads pick a beam one size bigger
than what was calculated
Design for worst case scenario
Framing Plans
Second Floor Third Floor
Hanger
Design
Location
Steel Rod Pipe Tension
Connections
Bolt Type
All Bolts: ASTM A36
Bolts
5/16 Angle Thickness
N Thread Count
First Floor
Slab-On-Grade
Design
Slab Thickness = 6
Teel Fiber Reinforcement = 1 Cubic Yard
Sawcuts
Columns
 Column
Design Criteria:
Methodology:
To be able to carry all loads and transfer
them into floor Sum all girder loads the column will carry
and treat as a point load
Calculate compressive strength
Assumptions:
Using KL=17ft, pick column from AISC
Both ends of column are pinned therefore
Manual Table 4-1
K=1
Calculate the y-y axis effective length
Choose column where available compressive
strength is bigger than required
51.5 ft

17ft
Shear Wall
Shear Wall
Design
Criteria
Location
Reinforcement
Foundation
Foundation
Design:
Criteria
Footing Dimensions
Reinforcement
Cost Analysis
 Steel 90 tons
Concrete 2,000 CY

Description Cost

Metal $1,700,000

Concrete $850,000

Foundation-Earthwork and $650,000

Excavation

Total Estimated Cost $3,200,000

RSMeans Square Foot Cost Estimate
Report
Cost Per Square Foot:
$180

Total Building Cost:

$5.1 Millions
Questions