Hoesch (Con Parametri Per Diaframmi)
Hoesch (Con Parametri Per Diaframmi)
Hoesch (Con Parametri Per Diaframmi)
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Hoesch Trapezoidal sheet T 35.1 positive position (broad flange in compression)
dimensions in mm
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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A
dimensions in mm
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
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2)
bA+ov = mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ mm, ε=
0.75
0.88
1.00
1.25
1.50
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ mm, ε=
0,75
0,88
1,00
1,25
1,50
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ mm, ε=
0.75
0.88
1.00
1.25
1.50
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ mm, ε=
0.75
0.88
1.00
1.25
1.50
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
0 0
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,k or R B,k are given use the following checks:
γ F · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γ M .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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dimensions in mm
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
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dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
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2) 4)
bA+ov ≥ 90 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 120 mm, ε= 2
0.75 6.03 12.2 9.35 6.45 34.79 6.45 28.2 3.81 5.72 1.36
0.88 8.12 17.1 13.00 8.28 50.36 8.28 41.0 3.48 5.72 2.14
1.00 9.23 21.3 16.30 9.98 64.76 9.98 52.2 2.99 5.18 2.85
1.25 11.60 28.1 21.50 13.10 84.69 13.10 68.7 2.10 3.84 4.32
1.50 14.00 33.8 25.90 15.80 102.2 15.80 82.8 2.09 3.84 5.23
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
ThyssenKrupp
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
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of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
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Hoesch Trapezoidal sheet T 85.1 negative position (narrow flange in compression)
2)
bA+ü ≥ 90 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 120 mm, ε= 2
0.75 6.27 12.2 9.35 6.36 29.25 6.36 23.9 1.98 3.73 2.21
0.88 8.36 17.1 13.00 8.00 41.86 8.00 34.0 1.98 3.55 2.93
1.00 9.78 21.3 16.30 9.54 54.05 9.54 43.8 1.87 3.25 3.51
1.25 12.30 28.1 21.50 12.60 70.99 12.60 57.5 1.60 2.60 4.50
1.50 14.90 33.8 25.90 15.30 85.66 15.30 69.3 1.60 2.55 5.15
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
0 0
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,k or R B,k are given use the following checks:
γ F · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γ M .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 6.53 9.46 9.46 6.96 35.51 6.96 31.77 2.14 2.97 3.47
0.88 8.63 13.16 13.16 8.63 48.88 8.63 43.71 2.13 2.96 4.62
1.00 10.6 17.04 17.04 10.15 62.73 10.15 56.10 2.11 2.95 5.69
1.25 15.7 19.49 19.49 13.36 70.54 13.36 63.12 2.09 2.92 8.53
1.50 18.9 27.49 27.49 16.12 98.13 16.12 87.79 2.07 2.90 10.30
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 8.02 7.49 7.49 7.10 28.16 7.10 25.18
0.88 10.5 10.56 10.56 9.02 39.22 9.02 35.08
1.00 12.8 13.94 13.94 10.87 51.33 10.87 45.90
1.25 17.0 23.00 23.00 14.92 83.28 14.92 74.47
1.50 20.5 27.49 27.49 19.11 98.18 19.11 87.79
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γ F · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γM and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γ M.
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
Hole pattern
B
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 5.80 8.13 6.37 6.54 26.85 5.76 20.0 2.78 3.56 2.42
0.88 7.95 12.0 9.74 8.70 36.87 7.74 27.8 2.86 3.64 3.21
1.00 9.94 15.6 12.9 10.7 48.41 9.56 35.0 2.94 3.71 3.94
1.25 14.2 26.3 20.5 14.9 80.68 13.7 55.0 2.54 3.34 6.45
1.50 17.1 31.7 24.7 17.9 96.46 16.5 66.4 2.54 3.20 7.78
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 7.31 10.79 10.79 8.04 40.52 8.04 36.26 2.15 3.03 4.00
0.88 9.96 15.03 15.03 10.07 55.82 10.07 49.93 2.05 2.94 5.74
1.00 12.4 19.48 19.48 11.84 71.67 11.84 64.12 1.96 2.85 7.35
1.25 16.3 22.35 22.35 15.63 80.93 15.63 72.37 1.42 2.40 12.50
1.50 19.7 31.52 31.52 18.86 112.6 18.86 100.66 1.42 2.40 15.10
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 8.95 8.59 8.59 8.20 32.24 8.20 28.85
0.88 12.1 12.09 12.09 10.42 44.93 10.42 40.18
1.00 15.0 15.97 15.97 12.56 58.76 12.56 52.57
1.25 20.7 26.32 26.32 17.24 95.29 17.24 85.23
1.50 25.0 31.52 31.52 22.12 112.6 22.12 100.66
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γ F · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γM and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γ M.
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 10.2 7.16 5.47 10.8 29.18 9.56 22.8 8.02 8.83 1.84
0.88 12.6 10.4 7.92 14.3 39.33 12.7 30.2 6.00 6.85 3.04
1.00 14.8 13.3 10.2 17.4 47.97 15.6 37.0 5.18 6.05 4.14
1.25 20.6 24.6 18.9 24.0 82.79 21.9 60.2 4.14 5.05 7.16
1.50 26.5 36.2 27.7 30.6 117.3 28.4 83.1 3.75 4.68 10.2
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 9.83 7.16 5.47 12.0 23.35 9.71 21.3 6.84 7.67 2.08
0.88 12.8 10.4 7.92 14.3 34.15 12.1 27.9 6.24 7.08 2.96
1.00 15.5 13.3 10.2 16.5 44.28 14.4 34.2 5.95 6.80 3.77
1.25 21.3 24.6 18.9 24.5 75.24 21.9 56.4 4.16 5.07 7.39
1.50 27.2 36.2 27.7 32.4 105.9 29.5 78.6 3.54 4.49 11.0
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A
Hole pattern
dimensions in mm
0.75 0.0863 268 262 10.1 5.30 8.49 3.64 5.83 7.72 4.17 5.21
0.88 0.101 327 325 11.9 5.30 8.49 4.71 5.80 7.75 7.82 9.80
1.00 0.115 377 380 13.6 5.30 8.49 5.80 5.80 7.77 10.60 13.30
1.25 0.144 468 483 17.2 5.30 8.49 8.39 5.83 7.82 14.60 18.30
1.50 0.173 542 570 20.8 5.30 8.49 11.00 5.82 7.86 16.20 20.20
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 50 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 7.85 5.81 4.36 10.00 19.10 6.03 15.8 5.74 6.74 2.33
0.88 10.50 7.85 5.89 12.20 26.93 8.40 21.3 6.65 7.70 2.84
1.00 13.00 10.40 7.80 14.10 35.45 10.60 26.8 7.20 8.30 3.49
1.25 18.70 17.80 13.30 18.00 57.70 15.20 39.5 7.53 8.72 5.37
1.50 25.00 28.00 21.00 21.80 86.84 19.80 53.8 6.72 7.98 7.98
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2) 4)
bA+ov ≥ 90 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 12.1 11.2 8.57 14.1 36.65 12.5 29.7 3.67 9.55 3.81
0.88 18.0 17.8 13.6 20.1 54.25 16.4 44.1 4.03 10.7 4.67
1.00 23.0 24.1 18.4 25.4 71.57 21.1 57.9 4.24 9.94 5.51
1.25 29.4 35.4 27.0 33.5 105.3 33.5 85.7 4.30 7.60 7.36
1.50 35.5 42.7 32.6 40.4 127.8 40.4 103 4.27 7.56 8.88
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2) 4)
bA+ov ≥ 90 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 11.5 11.2 8.57 16.1 29.57 13.1 23.9 3.67 6.27 3.80
0.88 15.0 17.8 13.6 21.1 46.85 19.6 38.0 3.23 5.81 5.32
1.00 19.5 24.1 18.4 25.7 63.37 25.1 51.2 3.28 5.83 6.38
1.25 33.5 35.4 27.0 32.4 92.21 32.0 74.8 4.13 6.58 7.53
1.50 40.3 42.7 32.6 39.2 111.4 38.7 90.3 4.14 6.60 9.10
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 13.2 11.4 8.71 15.6 38.83 13.1 32.9 4.63 7.96 3.83
0.88 17.5 17.0 13.0 19.5 57.85 17.6 48.6 4.28 7.27 5.01
1.00 22.1 22.3 17.0 22.6 77.96 21.1 63.5 4.13 7.19 6.95
1.25 27.8 28.1 21.4 28.5 98.76 27.2 80.0 4.06 6.97 8.65
1.50 33.6 33.8 25.9 34.5 119.2 33.0 96.3 4.05 6.97 10.5
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
2)
bA+ov = mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ mm, ε=
0.75
0.88
1.00
1.25
1.50
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γ F · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γM and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γ M.
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
A dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2)
bA+ov = 40 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ 160 mm, ε= 2
0.75 14.2 11.4 8.71 13.4 36.24 11.3 31.5 4.74 8.43 4.11
0.88 17.8 17.0 13.0 20.1 52.01 17.4 42.9 4.88 8.50 5.70
1.00 21.5 22.3 17.0 23.4 71.11 20.1 56.7 4.25 7.34 7.22
1.25 27.0 28.1 21.4 29.4 89.47 25.4 71.4 4.28 7.37 9.10
1.50 32.5 33.8 25.9 35.5 107.8 30.6 86.3 4.27 7.36 10.9
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γF · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γ M and γ F · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.
Hole pattern
dimensions in mm
1)
Effective second moment of area for downwards loads (+) and upwards loads (-).
2)
Effective section for a constant compression stress σ = fy,k.
3)
Maximum span during construction for roof and slab construction without using loadspreading elements.
4)
If the shear plate length Ls<min Ls, reduce the permissable shear flow (T).
5)
If the shear plate length Ls>LG, "zul T3" is not significant.
ThyssenKrupp
6)
Reaction at support Rs = K3 · γ · T; (T= applied shear flow in kN/m)
7)
Point load in compliance with "DIN 18807 Part 3 Section 3.6.1.5”
A company
of ThyssenKrupp
Steel
ThyssenKrupp Bausysteme
2) 4)
bA+ü ≥ 90 mm 4)
Width of the internal support bB ≥ mm, ε=
0.75 12.8 6.92 5.29
0.88 17.7 9.89 7.56
1.00 22.2 12.7 9.68
1.25 27.9 16.0 12.2
1.50 33.8 19.3 14.7
1)
At the location of line loads perpendicular to the span or point loads the trapezoidal sheet should be designed with the capacity of
sagging moment (opposite load direction) and not with hogging moment capacity.
2)
bA+ov = Width of end support including overhang of the sheet.
3)
If the width of the support is small, reduce the characteristic capacity of the section in linear ratio. If the support width is smaller than
10mm (i.e.CHS), use 10mm support width.
4)
Interpolation of the characteristic capacity with reference to the support width is permissable.
5)
For the combination of shear and bending use the formular above. If no values for M B,0 k or R B, 0
k
are given use the following checks:
γ F · MB,S,k ≤ maxMB,k / γM and γF · RB,S,k ≤ maxRB,k / γM .
6)
L is the smallest span of the adjected bays. If no value for the residual moment is given, use MR,k = 0 for the ULS or use the elastic-
elastic design method.