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Find the external wind pressure acting on the roof of the building.
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Consider the geometric and traffic characteristics shown below.
Approach
(Width)
North
South
East
West
(56 ft) (56 ft)
(68 ft)
(68 ft)
Peak hour Approach Volumes:
Left Turn
165
105
200
166
Through Movement
447
400
590
543
Right Turn
162
157
191
200
Conflicting Pedestrian Volumes
900
1,200
1,200
900
PHF
0.95
0.95
0.95
0.95
For the following saturation flows:
Through lanes:
1,600 veh/h/In
Through-right lanes:
1,400 veh/h/In
Left lanes:
1,000 veh/h/In
Left-through lanes:
1,200 veh/h/In
Left-through-right lanes:
1,100 veh/h/In
The total cycle length was 283 s. Now assume the saturation flow rates are 10% higher, that is, assume the following saturation flow rates:
Through lanes:
1,760 veh/h/In
Through-right lanes:
1,540 veh/h/In
Left lanes:
1,100 veh/h/In
Left-through lanes:
1,320 veh/h/In
1,210 veh/h/In
Left-through-right lanes:
Determine a suitable signal phasing system and phase lengths (in s) for the intersection using the Webster method. (Enter the sum of green and yellow times for…
The given beam has continuous lateral support. If the live load is twice the dead load, what is the
maximum total service load, in kips / ft, that can be supported? A992 steel is used: Fy = 50 ksi,
Fu=65 ksi. Take L = 30 ft.
bf
For W40 x 149:
2tf
=
7.11,
=
=
54.3, Z 598 in.³
tw
W
W40 X 149
L
(Express your answers to three significant figures.)
a. Use LRFD.
Wtotal =
kips/ft
b. Use ASD.
Wtotal
kips/ft
The beam shown in the figure below is a W16 × 31 of A992 steel and has continuous lateral support.
The two concentrated loads are service live loads. Neglect the weight of the beam and determine
whether the beam is adequate. Suppose that P = 52 k.
For W16 × 31: d = 15.9 in., tw
=
0.275 in., h/tw = 51.6,
and M = M₁ = 203 ft-kip, Mn/₁ = Mp/α = 135 ft-kip.
P
Р
W16 x 31
a. Use LRFD.
Calculate the required moment strength, the allowable shear strength, and the maximum shear.
(Express your answers to three significant figures.)
Mu
=
OvVn
=
ft-kip
kips
kips
Vu =
Beam is -Select-
b. Use ASD.
Calculate the required moment strength, the allowable shear strength, and the maximum shear.
(Express your answers to three significant figures.)
Ma =
Vn/b
-
Va =
Beam is -Select-
ft-kip
kips
kips
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