Metal building systems : design and specifications. / Alexander Newman. txt
Editor: New York : McGraw-Hill Education, 2015Edición: Third editionDescripción: xii, 609 p. : ill. ; plans ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 23 693/.7
- TA684 N435 2015
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The most complete, up-to-date metal building systems guide
Fully revised for the latest building codes and industry trends, Metal Building Systems , Third Edition, explains how to select, specify, and design preengineered buildings with confidence. In this book, a practicing structural engineer goes beyond manufacturer-supplied specifications to provide impartial and objective information that can save you money and time.
A new chapter on anchor bolts and embedments, many new illustrations, plus new and updated design examples, are included in this practical reference. End-of-chapter review questions reinforce the material presented. Thisis an essential resource for architects, engineers, construction specifiers, design professionals, facility managers, building officials, and contractors working with metal building systems.
COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE INCLUDES:
Structural loads and design methods Structural system selection criteria Primary framing Secondary framing: girts and purlins Metal roofing Wall materials Insulation The process of buying a metal building Common problems and failures Lateral drift and vertical deflections Foundation design Anchor bolts and embedments Current design trends Reroofing and renovations Specifying crane buildings Avoiding construction problemsIncludes bibliographical references and index.
A. About the author --
B. Preface --
1. Metal building systems: yesterday and today --
The origins --
Metal building systems --
Some statistics --
The advantages of metal building systems --
Some disadvantages of metal buildings --
References --
Review questions --
2. Industry groups, publications, and websites --
Introduction --
Metal building manufacturers association (mbma) --
American iron and steel institute (aisi) --
Metal building contractors & erectors association (mbcea) --
North American insulation manufacturers association (naima) --
Metal construction association (mca) --
National roofing contractors association (nrca) --
Light gage structural institute (lgsi) --
Center for cold-formed steel structures (ccfss) --
Modern trade communications inc. --
References --
Review questions --
3. The basics --
Structural loads --
Methods of design and load combinations --
How metal buildings work structurally --
The competition of metal building systems --
The decision time --
Structural system selection criteria --
References --
Review questions --
4. Primary framing --
Introduction --
The available systems --
Tapered beam --
Single-span rigid frame --
Multispan rigid frame --
Single-span and continuous trusses --
Lean-to framing --
Other framing systems --
A role of frame bracing --
Choices, choices --
Endwall framing --
Some contentious issues of design and fabrication --
References --
Review questions --
5. Secondary framing: girts and purlins --
Introduction --
Design of cold-formed framing --
Cold-formed steel purlins --
Purlin bracing: available systems --
Purlin bracing: additional topics --
Other types of purlins for metal building systems --
Cold-formed steel girts --
Hot-rolled steel girts --
Eave struts --
References --
Review questions --
6. Metal roofing --
Introduction --
Main types of metal roofs --
Various seam configurations --
Through-fastened roofing --
Structural standing-seam roof --
Insulated structural panels --
Architectural metal roofing --
Panel finishes --
Site-formed metal panels --
Wind uplift ratings of metal roofs --
Some tips on roofing selection and construction --
References --
Review questions --
7. Wall materials --
Introduction --
Metal panels --
Hard walls: general issues --
Single-wythe masonry --
Brick veneer walls --
Combination walls --
Concrete materials --
Other wall materials --
Choosing a wall system --
References --
Review questions --
8. Insulation --
Introduction --
The basics of insulation design --
Types of insulation --
Vapor retarders --
How to maximize thermal performance --
Uo values of various wall systems --
References --
Review questions --
9. The process of buying a metal building --
The start --
The role of the design professional --
The manufacturer's responsibilities --
The builder's role --
Bidding and selection --
Shop drawings and construction --
References --
Review questions --
10. Some common problems and failures --
Specifying small buildings and those with complex shapes and wall materials --
Fixed-base versus pinned-base columns --
Anchor bolts --
Framing around overhead doors --
Supports for rooftop HVAC equipment --
Confusing roof snow and live loads --
Specifying collateral load --
Specifying exposed framing --
Failures of pre-engineered buildings --
References --
Review questions --
11. Lateral drift and vertical deflections --
The main issues --
Lateral drift and horizontal wall displacement --
Vertical deflections --
References --
Review questions. 12. Foundation design for metal building systems --
Introduction --
Soils investigation program --
What makes these foundations different? --
How to estimate the magnitude of column reactions --
Methods of resisting lateral reactions --
Deep foundations --
Design of slabs on grade --
References --
Review questions --
13. Anchor bolts and embedments --
Anchor bolts: general --
Anchor bolt locations --
Anchor bolts in column pedestals and at bracing locations --
Authoritative documents for anchor bolt design --
Design of anchor bolts for tension per aci 318 appendix d --
Design of anchor bolts for shear per aci 318 appendix d --
Design of anchor bolts for combined tension and shear loading per aci 318 appendix d --
Can anchor bolts really resist horizontal column reactions? --
Design of concrete embedments --
References --
Review questions --
14. Some current design trends --
Facade systems: mansards and canopies --
Curved panels --
Steel-framed houses --
Computerization of the industry --
Multistory metal building systems --
References --
Review questions --
15. Reroofing and renovations of metal building systems --
Introduction --
Roof retrofit with metal building systems --
Exterior wall replacement and repair --
Strengthening framing for changes in loading conditions --
Expansion of existing metal buildings --
Case study: addition to pre-engineered building --
Renovation codes and their effect on metal building rehabilitation --
References --
Review questions --
16. Specifying crane buildings --
Introduction --
Building cranes: types and service classifications --
Jib cranes --
Monorails --
Underhung bridge cranes --
Top-running bridge cranes --
How to select and specify a building crane --
References --
Review questions --
17. Avoiding construction problems --
Introduction --
Before steel erection starts --
Erection of main frames:the basics --
Installation of girts and purlins --
Placement of insulation --
Installation of roof and wall panels --
Some common problems during construction --
References --
Review questions --
A. Information about some pre-engineered building manufacturers --
Alliance steel, inc. --
American buildings co. --
Behlen building systems --
Bigbee steel buildings, inc. --
Butler manufacturing co. --
Cbc steel buildings --
Ceco building systems --
Chief industries, inc. --
Garco building systems --
Gulf states manufacturers, inc. --
Inland buildings --
Kirby building systems, a nucor company --
Mesco building solutions --
Metallic building company --
Nucor building systems --
Ruffin building systems --
Star building systems --
United structures of America, inc. --
Varco pruden buildings --
Whirlwind building systems --
B. Properties of cold-formed girts and purlins --
C. Typical specification for metal building systems --
References --
General requirements --
Definitions --
System description --
Submittals --
Quality assurance --
Shipping, handling and storage --
Project conditions --
Coordination --
Warranty --
Structural framing materials --
Fabrication --
Structural framing --
Panel materials --
Miscellaneous metal framing --
Fasteners --
Frames and materials for openings --
Accessories --
Sheet metal flashing and trim --
Finishes --
Examination --
Preparation --
Erection of structural framing --
Metal wall panel installation --
Roof panel installation --
Metal panel fastener installation --
Flashing, trim and closure installation --
Door and frame installation --
Window installation --
Accessory installation --
Clean-up and protection --
Waste management --
Special inspection and testing for seismic-resisting systems --
Warranty --
D. Frame reaction tables --
Don't Take the Manufacturer's Word for It! Everybody knows about pre-engineered buildings - they now account for almost 70 percent of all new low-rise construction in the United States. But few architects, engineers, or buyers know enough about them. This completely revised and updated reference - the only one from an author unaffiliated with an industry trade group - offers valuable and unbiased information that can save you money and time - and that may even save your building!
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Alexander Newman, P.E. (Needham, MA) , is principal structural engineer with Maguire Group, Inc. He conducts seminars on metal building systems for design professionals sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineer, and teaches at Northeastern University.