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    The document provides input data and results for the design of a steel checker plate floor subjected to uniform live loading. Key details include: - Plate dimensions are 30 feet by 6.6 feet with a thickness of 13/16 inches - The plate has a uniform live load of 250 psf and all edges are pinned - Results show the maximum flexural stress of 13.83 ksi is less than the allowable of 27 ksi and the maximum deflection ratio of S/114 is less than the allowed S/100.

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    The document provides input data and results for the design of a steel checker plate floor subjected to uniform live loading. Key details include: - Plate dimensions are 30 feet by 6.6 feet with a thickness of 13/16 inches - The plate has a uniform live load of 250 psf and all edges are pinned - Results show the maximum flexural stress of 13.83 ksi is less than the allowable of 27 ksi and the maximum deflection ratio of S/114 is less than the allowed S/100.

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    The document provides input data and results for the design of a steel checker plate floor subjected to uniform live loading. Key details include: - Plate dimensions are 30 feet by 6.6 feet with a thickness of 13/16 inches - The plate has a uniform live load of 250 psf and all edges are pinned - Results show the maximum flexural stress of 13.83 ksi is less than the allowable of 27 ksi and the maximum deflection ratio of S/114 is less than the allowed S/100.

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    The document provides input data and results for the design of a steel checker plate floor subjected to uniform live loading. Key details include: - Plate dimensions are 30 feet by 6.6 feet with a thickness of 13/16 inches - The plate has a uniform live load of 250 psf and all edges are pinned - Results show the maximum flexural stress of 13.83 ksi is less than the allowable of 27 ksi and the maximum deflection ratio of S/114 is less than the allowed S/100.

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    "FLRPLATE.xls" Program Version 1.

    STEEL CHECKERED FLOOR PLATE DESIGN


    For Rectangular Flat Plates Subjected to Uniformly Distributed Live Loading with Either All Edges Pinned or All Edges Fixed (per AISC 9th Edition ASD Manual) Job Name: Subject: Job Number: Originator: Checker: Input Data: Long Span of Plate, L = Short Span of Plate, S = Plate Thickness, t = Uniform Live Load, wLL = All Edges Condition = Yield Stress, Fy = Allow. Deflection Ratio = 30.0000 6.6000 13/16 250.00 Pinned 36.00 S/100
    ft. ft. in. psf ksi

    S=6.6

    L=30

    w(total)=284.2

    w(total)

    All Edges Pinned

    All Edges Fixed

    Nomenclature for Rectangular Flat Plates Results: Flexural Stress: Unif. Dead Load, wDL = Unif. Load, w(total) = fb(max) = Fb(allow) = Deflection: Aspect Ratio, = Mod. of Elasticity, E = (max) = (ratio) = Allow. (ratio) =

    34.20 284.20 13.83 27.00

    psf psf ksi ksi

    wDL = floor plate self-weight in psf (per Reference #1) w(total) = wDL+wLL fb(max) = 0.75*(w(total)/144)*(S*12)^2/(t^2*(1+1.61*(S/L)^3))/1000 Fb(allow) = 0.75*Fy fb(max) <= Fb(allow), O.K. = S/L E = 29,000,000 psi (assumed value for steel) (max) = 0.1422*(w(total)/144)*(S*12)^4/(E*t^3*(1+2.21*(S/L)^3)) (ratio) = (S*12)/(max) Allow. (ratio) = S/100 (user defined and selected) S/114 <= S/100, O.K.

    0.2200 29000000 psi 0.6936 in. S/114 S/100

    References:

    1. AISC Manual of Steel Construction (ASD) 9th Edition (Fourth Impression, 9/00), page 2-145. 2. "Design of Welded Structures", by Omer W. Blodgett (James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation) Table 1, page 6.5-4 - taken from "Formulas for Stress and Strain" by Raymond J. Roark. These same formulas are found in "Design of Weldments" by Omer W. Blodgett (James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation) in Table 1 on page 4.6-4.

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