Structural Analysis and

Design of Structural Ste

el
February 23-25, 2018
Unit 509 BONI Tower, 602 Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City
 Objective
• To equip our professionals the basic knowledge and techniques
in structural analysis and design to make them competitive local
ly and globally.

• Toupdate them the latest and modern methods in structural des

ign especially on how to comply with the latest National Structur
al Code of the Philippines, other structural engineering codes, a
nd other codes related to structural design.
Outline
• Minimum Load Requirements
• Structural Analysis
• General Provision on Structural Steel Design
• Overview of the Design Requirements
• Design and Detailing Requirements for Structural Steel
• Practical Applications
• References
 Minimum Load Requirements
• Chapter 2 of NSCP 2015

• Provides minimum design load requirements for the design of b

uildings, towers, and other vertical structures.

• Loadsand appropriate load combinations which have been dev

eloped to be used together for strength design and allowable str
ess design are set forth
Minimum Load Requirements
•Section 203 – Combinations of Loads
• Strength Design or Load and Resistance Factor Design
• Allowable Stress or Allowable Strength Design
• Special Seismic

•Section 204 – Dead Loads

• Weight of Materials and Constructions

•Section 205 – Live Loads

• Floor Live Load
• Roof Live Load
• Reduction of Live Load
Minimum Design Loads
• Section 206 – Other Minimum Loads
• Section 207 – Wind Loads
•Wind Load Parameters
•Envelope Procedure
•Directional Procedure

• Section 208 – Earthquake Loads

•SeismicParameters
•Minimum Design Lateral Force
Structural Analysis
• Load path in structural steel
• Analysis under gravity loads
• Analysis under lateral loads
General Provisions on Structural Steel
Design

• Applicationof seismic parameters to the design, fabrication, and

erection of structural steel frame buildings
• Referenced codes, specifications, and standards
• Material types
• Structural design drawings and specifications
Overview of the Design Requirements
• Design for Strength
• Design for Stability
• Design for Serviceability
• Design for Fatigue
• Design for Fire Conditions
• Design for Corrosion Effects
Design and Detailing Requirements
• Beams
• Columns
• Truss
• Frame
• Connections
• Bolted, Welded, Simple, Moment
Practical Applications
• Structural Plans
Practical Applications
• StructuralC
alculations
Practical Applications
• StructuralC
alculations
Practical Applications
• Structural Ca
lculations
Practical Applications
• StructuralC
alculations
References
Codes
•National Structural Code of the Philippines 2015
•Uniform Building Code UBC-1997
•American Society of Civil Engineers ASCE/SEI 7-10
•American Institute of Steel Construction AISC 360-10
•Steel Construction Manual 14th Edition
References
References
•AISC Design Guide Series
•RCSC Specifications 2009
•AISC Design Example Version 14.0
•Steel Designers’ Manual 6th Edition