Appendix K PDF

APPENDIX K
Tower Crane Loads and

LPILE Analysis Results
Loading for Tower Crane 1
(Southern behind TB2)
K-1
E-mail
3218 Pringle Road SE P.O. Box 3306 Ph: (503) 585-5721
Salem, OR 97302-6313 Salem, OR 97302-0306 Fax: (503) 315-1297
USA www.morrowequipment.com
To: David Wood Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Hoffman Ref Nr: COR-37121
E-mail: David-Wood@Hoffmancorp.com Pages: 1 of 6
Phone:
Category: Specifications
Subject: Temporary construction tower crane reaction forces
Project: Hoffman Construction
Washington Park
Portland, OR USA
Message: Please find attached reaction forces and tower crane anchor stool embedment requirements for the concrete footing design
for the following freestanding tower cranes:
1. A Liebherr 540 HC-L with 197 ft. HR and 157 ft. HUH.
These reactions are valid for construction only for the configuration indicated on the Footing Loading sheet.
Please feel free to call if we can be of any further assistance.
Best regards,
From: Garrett Schra Cris Cunningham

Engineer in Training (EIT) Project Manager
Engineering Department Engineering Department
Ext. 322 Ext. 303
Fax: (503) 315-1297 Fax: (503) 315-1297
g.schra@morrow.com c.cunningham@morrow.com
Copies: File, Andrew Morrow - Daryl Hicks (MEC)
K-2
Footing loading
3218 Pringle Road, SE P.O. Box 3306 Ph: (503) 585-5721
Salem, Oregon 97302-1544 Salem, Oregon 97302-0306 Fax: (503) 315-1297
USA USA www.morrowequipment.com
Status PRELIMINARY
Job#:
Customer: Hoffman Construction
Project: Washington Park
Location: Portland OR USA
Reference #: 1 of 1
Equipment: Liebherr 540 HC-L
Reach, ft.: 197 (m): 60.00
Height, ft. : 157 (m): 47.90
Configuration: 6x 550 HC STS or equivalent
Comments:
M: Overturning moment
H: Horizontal load at the top of concrete
V: Vertical load
Md: Slewing torque moment about the
centerline of the tower
All loads are reported at service level.
Mode M H V Md
In 7,120,425 ft-lbs 24,055 lbs 454,788 lbs 556,122 ft-lbs
Operation 9,654 kNm 107 kN 2,023 kN 754 kNm
Out of 9,145,771 ft-lbs 51,032 lbs 393,865 lbs 0 ft-lbs
In 4,578,048 ft-lbs 10,116 lbs 344,182 lbs 0 ft-lbs
Erection 6,207 kNm 45 kN 1,531 kN 0 kNm
General Notes
1. The contractor shall be responsible for the proper design and construction of the tower crane footing, observing all
local, state or provincial and federal codes.
2. The crane footing shall be designed by a professional engineer registered with the local jurisdiction. The engineer shall
accomodate project specific conditions such as allowable soil bearing pressure, differential settlement, and water table influence.
3. Per USDOL OSHA § 1926.1435(b)(4)(i), the controlling entity responsible for the installation of the foundations and
structural supports must supply a letter, to the A/D director, stating that the tower crane foundations and structural
supports are installed in accordance with their design, prior to crane erection.
4. The tower crane design is per DIN 15018. Tower Crane Wind Design Criteria is shown on the attached sheet.
Footing loading accounting for site specific wind criteria can be provided upon request.
5. The footing loads are only valid for rigid footings. Flexible steel supports or pile supported footings shall have a
dynamic factor added to the In Operation Load Case, for service level loading. M x 1.1, H x 1.1, V x 1.1, Md x 1.5
6. The foundation anchors shall be secured to a tower section and held plumb and secure to a tolerance of 1:500 while
the concrete footing is being constructed and cured. Foundation anchors are not to be reused.
7. The concrete must reach a minimum strength of 4500 psi before erection of the tower crane.
8. Footings deeper than the minimum depth require vertical tension reinforcing to transfer crane anchor uplift forces.
9. In Operation is restricted to windspeeds up to 45 MPH. If windspeeds exceed, or are anticipated to exceed 45 MPH, the
tower crane shall be placed Out of Operation and the tower crane allowed to weathervane 360 degrees.
10.The contractor shall verify all dimensions and site conditions prior to starting work. Any deviations from these documents
shall be brought to the immediate attention of the Morrow Engineering Department.
11. Drawings SHALL NOT be scaled.
5/6/2015 K-3
Prepared by: Garrett Schra Checked by:
K-4
K-5
SEISMIC NOTES
1. THE MANUFACTURER SUPPLIED LOADING DOES NOT INCLUDE SEISMIC.

IF THE LOCAL JURISDICTION REQUIRES SEISMIC LOADING, THE SITE SPECIFIC
SEISMIC LOADS MAY BE CALCULATED WITH THE FOLLOWING EQUATIONS.
MORE INFORMATION FOR CALCULATING THE SEISMIC LOADS IS
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
2. SEISMIC LOADING PER ASCE 7-10 BASE SHEAR V=CsW (12.8-1)

VERTICAL SEISMIC LOAD EFFECT Ev = 0.2 DS
S W (12.4.4)
SEISMIC RESPONSE COEFFICIENT (Cs) PER ASCE 7-10 CHAPTER 15.
SINCE THE TOWER CRANE LOADING IS ALLOWABLE STRESS DESIGN, THE HORIZONTAL
BASE SHEAR AND VERTICAL SEISMIC LOAD EFFECTS ARE MULTIPLIED BY 0.7.
3. THE TOTAL EFFECTIVE WEIGHT (W) OF THE TOWER CRANE IS THE FOOTING FORCE
OUT OF OPERATION (V). THE TOWER WEIGHTS ARE GIVEN IN THE EQUIPMENT BROCHURE.
THE TOWER LATERAL FORCE (w) IS DISTRIBUTED OVER THE HEIGHT OF THE TOWER (h).
THE UPPER CRANE WEIGHT IS (W) MINUS THE TOWER WEIGHTS. THE UPPER CRANE
LATERAL FORCE (H) IS CONCENTRATED AT THE HEIGHT OF THE UNDER SIDE OF THE JIB,
WHICH IS GIVEN IN THE EQUIPMENT BROCHURE. THE DEAD LOAD OVERTURNING MOMENT
OF THE CRANE (MDL) IS 1/2 OF THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY x RADIUS GIVEN IN THE
RADIUS AND CAPACITY CHARTS OF THE BROCHURE.
M DL UPPER CRANE
LATERAL FORCE (H)
MORROW
Minimum
LIEBHERR
Position
TOWER MOMENT OF INERTIA

4
TOWER 550 HC TOWERS 211,469 IN
LATERAL 4
290 HC TOWERS 63,733 IN
FORCE
h
4
(w) 132 HC TOWERS 47,117 IN
4
100 LC TOWERS 28,888 IN
EFFECTIVE 4
S60 TOWERS 164,263 IN
WEIGHT (W) 4
4
BASE SHEAR S16 TOWERS 66,660 IN
Vseismic = CsW
±Ev
3218 Pringle Road S.E. P. O. Box 3306 Salem, Oregon 97302-0306 U.S.A.
PH: (503) 585-5721 Fax: (503) 315-1297 Email: engineering@morrow.com
Job #:
TOWER CRANE The American Home of
Date: 02-04-15
SEISMIC COEFFICIENTS
Dr. by: SEEBER Page:
PER ASCE 7-10 K-6
Ck. by: MJQ 1 of 1
Per USDOL OSHA 1926.1417(a): "The employer must comply with all manufacturer procedures
applicable to the operational functions of the equipment, including its use with attachments."
Job #:
Tower Crane Wind Design Criteria The American Home of
Date: 5-16-14
DIN and FEM Standards
Dr. by: WJS Page:
K-7
Ck. by:MJQ 1 of 1
Loading for Tower Crane 2
(Northern behind TB2)
K-8
E-mail
To: David Wood Friday, May 8, 2015

Phone:
Washington Park
Portland, OR USA
for the following freestanding tower crane:
A Liebherr 542 HC-L Litronic with 180 ft. HR and 114 ft. HUH.
These reactions are valid for construction only for the configuration indicated on the Footing Loading sheet.
Best regards,
From: Garrett Schra Cris Cunningham

Engineer in Training (EIT) Project Manager
Ext. 322 Ext. 303
Fax: (503) 315-1297 Fax: (503) 315-1297
g.schra@morrow.com c.cunningham@morrow.com
Copies: File, Andrew Morrow, Daryl Hicks (MEC)
K-9
Footing loading
Status PRELIMINARY
Job#:
Reference #: 1 of 1
Equipment: Liebherr 542 HC-L
Reach, ft.: 180 (m): 55.00
Height, ft. : 114 (m): 34.60
Configuration: 4x 550 HC STS or equivalent
Comments: H: Horizontal load at the top of concrete
74 degree max. out of operation luffing angle. V: Vertical load
Mode M H V Md
Out of Operation 3,618,480 ft-lbs 32,148 lbs 359,020 lbs 0 ft-lbs
Storm from Rear 4,906 kNm 143 kN 1,597 kN 0 kNm
Storm from Front 9,502 kNm 172 kN 1,597 kN 0 kNm
Erection 5,690 kNm 31 kN 1,391 kN 0 kNm
General Notes
4. The tower crane design is per DIN 15018. Tower Crane Wind Design Criteria is shown on the attached sheet..
11. Drawings SHALL NOT be scaled. K-10
5/7/2015 Prepared by: Garrett Schra Checked by:
K-11
K-12
SEISMIC NOTES


S W (12.4.4)
M DL UPPER CRANE
LATERAL FORCE (H)
MORROW
Minimum
LIEBHERR
Position

4
LATERAL 4
FORCE
h
4
4
EFFECTIVE 4
WEIGHT (W) 4
4
Vseismic = CsW
±Ev
Job #:
Date: 02-04-15
PER ASCE 7-10 K-13
Ck. by: MJQ 1 of 1
Job #:
Date: 5-16-14
Dr. by: WJS Page:
K-14
Ck. by:MJQ 1 of 1
Loading for Tower Cranes A & B
(Northern & Southern in Excavation, respectively)
K-15
E-mail
To: David Wood Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Phone: 503-970-0673
Washington Park
Portland, OR USA
for the following freestanding tower cranes:
A. Liebherr 316 EC-H 12 Litronic with 180 ft. HR and 116 ft. HUH.
B. Liebherr 316 EC-H 12 Litronic with 180 ft. HR and 157 ft. HUH.
Please note that the reaction forces indicate that they are "Preliminary." They are preliminary only with regard to not having
received contracts yet. These reactions are valid for construction only for the configurations indicated on the Footing Loading
sheets.
Best regards,
From: Garrett Schra Mitch Swetland

Engineer in Training (EIT) Engineer in Training (EIT)
Ext. 322 Ext. 305
Fax: (503) 315-1297 Fax: (503) 315-1297
g.schra@morrow.com m.swetland@morrow.com
Copies: File, Andrew Morrow -Daryl Hicks (MEC)
K-16
Footing loading
Status PRELIMINARY
Job#:
Reference #: Crane A
Equipment: Liebherr 316 EC-H 12 Litronic
Reach, ft.: 180 (m): 55.00
Height, ft. : 116 (m): 35.50
Configuration: 1 x 290 HC BS-40 + 5 x 290 HC STS or equivalent
V: Vertical load
Mode M H V Md
Operation 3,566 kNm 32 kN 847 kN 303 kNm
Out of Operation 868,111 ft-lbs 20,907 lbs 176,025 lbs 0 ft-lbs
Storm from Rear 1,177 kNm 93 kN 783 kN 0 kNm
Storm from Front 3,774 kNm 74 kN 786 kN 0 kNm
Erection 2,727 kNm 24 kN 522 kN 0 kNm
General Notes
Footing loading
Status PRELIMINARY
Job#:
Reference #: Crane B
Equipment: Liebherr 316 EC-H 12 Litronic
Reach, ft.: 180 (m): 55.00
Height, ft. : 157 (m): 47.90
Configuration: 1 x 290 HC BS-40 + 8 x 290 HC STS or equivalent
V: Vertical load
Mode M H V Md
Operation 3,992 kNm 37 kN 915 kN 303 kNm
Storm from Rear 2,644 kNm 114 kN 851 kN 0 kNm
Storm from Front 4,947 kNm 91 kN 855 kN 0 kNm
Erection 3,052 kNm 29 kN 590 kN 0 kNm
General Notes
Reinforcing steel
top & bottom
each way
6'-6"
(1,980 mm)
C
L Tower
(1,980 m m )
Structure
-6"
6'
C
L Tower
m "
)
4
0 1/
m
NOTE: The climbing side of the
,8 2
(2 9'-
crane MUST be perpendicular
0
to the face of the structure
Climbing side or line of clearance for proper
(K-brace side) climbing and dismantlement of
the crane.
Liebherr 290 HC
Foundation Plan
NTS
Tower section
climbing side
(K-brace side)
Base tower
section Reinforcing
Liebherr 290 HC Reinforced steel top &
Foundation Anchor 951103901 bottom each way
Hold Hold
3" 10 1/2" 265mm 76mm
-3 3/4"
5'-0" 1,524mm
min. min.
4'
3" 76mm
Concrete leveling pads: 1'-6" square,

6 1/2" thick with 5'-0" deep footing.
NOTE: The foundation anchors shall be secured to
Use with shim pack or leveling bolt.
a tower section and held PLUMB and SECURE to a
tolerance of 1:500 vertically while the foundation is
Liebherr 290 HC being constructed and curing. FAILURE to follow
Foundation Section this procedure could result in misalignment of the
NTS tower crane and costly corrective measures.
The American Home of

Morrow Equipment
C O M P A N Y, L. L. C.
Ph: (503) 585-5721 Fax: (503) 315-1297 Email: engineering@morrow.com
Job #:
Foundation using Date: 10-26-15
Liebherr 290 HC Dr. by: EB Page:
K-19
Base Tower Section Ck. by: MJQ 1 of 1
222m m sq
4 "sq
8 3/
1
'-0
3
1
1
/2
5
m
"
m
Plan View
Liebherr 290 HC Reinforced
Foundation Anchor 951103901
Top of
2"
Concrete
265m m
d
10 1/
H ol
4"
1315m m
-
4'3 3/
Elevation View
The American Home of
Morrow Equipment
C O M P A N Y, L. L. C.
Job #:
Liebherr 290 HC Reinforced
Date: 10-26-15
Anchor Stool Page:
Dr. by: EB
K-20
Detail Ck. by: 1 of 1
SEISMIC NOTES


S W (12.4.4)
M DL UPPER CRANE
LATERAL FORCE (H)
MORROW
Minimum
LIEBHERR
Position

4
LATERAL 4
FORCE
h
4
4
EFFECTIVE 4
WEIGHT (W) 4
4
Vseismic = CsW
±Ev
Job #:
Date: 02-04-15
PER ASCE 7-10 K-21
Ck. by: MJQ 1 of 1
Job #:
Date: 5-16-14
Dr. by: WJS Page:
K-22
Ck. by:MJQ 1 of 1
LPILE Plots
K-23
Lateral Deflection (in)
-0.1
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
0.
Depth (ft)
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
Case 1 55.6 kips,

80
0
f = 0.98
K-24
Bending Moment (in-kips)
-4000
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35 -3500 -3000 -2500 -2000 -1500 -1000 -500 0 500 1000 1500 2000
20
Depth (ft)
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
Case 1 55.6 kips,

80
0
f = 0.98
K-25
Shear Force (kips)
0
5-30
10
15
20
25
30
35 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60
6
Depth (ft)
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
Case 1 55.6 kips,

80
0
f = 0.98
K-26
Mobilized Soil Reaction (lb/in)
-600
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35 -500 -400 -300 -200 -100 0 100 200 300
30
Depth (ft)
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
Case 1 55.6 kips,

80
0
f = 0.98
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APPENDIX K

Tower Crane Loads and

To: David Wood Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Please feel free to call if we can be of any further assistance.

From: Garrett Schra Cris Cunningham

Copies: File, Andrew Morrow - Daryl Hicks (MEC)

1. THE MANUFACTURER SUPPLIED LOADING DOES NOT INCLUDE SEISMIC.

2. SEISMIC LOADING PER ASCE 7-10 BASE SHEAR V=CsW (12.8-1)

TOWER MOMENT OF INERTIA

To: David Wood Friday, May 8, 2015

Please feel free to call if we can be of any further assistance.

From: Garrett Schra Cris Cunningham

Copies: File, Andrew Morrow, Daryl Hicks (MEC)

1. THE MANUFACTURER SUPPLIED LOADING DOES NOT INCLUDE SEISMIC.

2. SEISMIC LOADING PER ASCE 7-10 BASE SHEAR V=CsW (12.8-1)

TOWER MOMENT OF INERTIA

To: David Wood Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Please feel free to call if we can be of any further assistance.

From: Garrett Schra Mitch Swetland

Copies: File, Andrew Morrow -Daryl Hicks (MEC)

Concrete leveling pads: 1'-6" square,

The American Home of

The American Home of

1. THE MANUFACTURER SUPPLIED LOADING DOES NOT INCLUDE SEISMIC.

2. SEISMIC LOADING PER ASCE 7-10 BASE SHEAR V=CsW (12.8-1)

TOWER MOMENT OF INERTIA

Case 1 55.6 kips,

Case 1 55.6 kips,

Case 1 55.6 kips,

Case 1 55.6 kips,

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