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Analysis of Window Panel and Aluminum Frame
Analysis of Window Panel and Aluminum Frame
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Daatte e PPrreeppaarreedd :: MMaarrcch h 0033, , 22001177 R
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Design Criteria Design Criteria
Standards and Specifications Standards and Specifications
Amer
American ican Society for TSociety for Testing and esting and Materials: AMaterials: ASTM E130STM E130 0-20040-2004 , "Standard Practice for Deter, "Standard Practice for Determining Loadmining Load Resistance of Glass in Buildin
Resistance of Glass in Buildin gsgs Australian Standard:
Australian Standard: AS 1288-1994AS 1288-1994 , "G, "Glass in Buildlass in Build ings-ings-Selection anSelection an d Installation"d Installation" Aluminum Desig
Aluminum Design Mann Man ual: ADual: ADM 20M 20 05, "Specifications and 05, "Specifications and Guidelines for Aluminum Structures"Guidelines for Aluminum Structures" Amer
American Architectural ican Architectural Manufacturers Association: AAMA TIManufacturers Association: AAMA TIR-A9-R-A9-91, 91, "Metal "Metal Curtain Curtain WWall all FastenersFasteners"" Materials
Materials
Structural M
Structural M embersembers::
Monolithic Glass Unit Monolithic Glass Unit Framing Members:
Framing Members: Aluminum Extr
Aluminum Extrusion 6usion 6 063-T5063-T5 Fasteners:
Fasteners:
Stainless Steel Screw: AAMA TIR-A9-91 Stainless Steel Screw: AAMA TIR-A9-91 Sealant: AS Sealant: ASTM C 1TM C 1 401-02401-02 Design Loads Design Loads Dead Load Dead Load
Self weight of all structural members Self weight of all structural members Weight of glass infill
Weight of glass infill Wind Load
Wind Load F
Design Criteria Design Criteria
Standards and Specifications Standards and Specifications
Amer
American ican Society for TSociety for Testing and esting and Materials: AMaterials: ASTM E130STM E130 0-20040-2004 , "Standard Practice for Deter, "Standard Practice for Determining Loadmining Load Resistance of Glass in Buildin
Resistance of Glass in Buildin gsgs Australian Standard:
Australian Standard: AS 1288-1994AS 1288-1994 , "G, "Glass in Buildlass in Build ings-ings-Selection anSelection an d Installation"d Installation" Aluminum Desig
Aluminum Design Mann Man ual: ADual: ADM 20M 20 05, "Specifications and 05, "Specifications and Guidelines for Aluminum Structures"Guidelines for Aluminum Structures" Amer
American Architectural ican Architectural Manufacturers Association: AAMA TIManufacturers Association: AAMA TIR-A9-R-A9-91, 91, "Metal "Metal Curtain Curtain WWall all FastenersFasteners"" Materials
Materials
Structural M
Structural M embersembers::
Monolithic Glass Unit Monolithic Glass Unit Framing Members:
Framing Members: Aluminum Extr
Aluminum Extrusion 6usion 6 063-T5063-T5 Fasteners:
Fasteners:
Stainless Steel Screw: AAMA TIR-A9-91 Stainless Steel Screw: AAMA TIR-A9-91 Sealant: AS Sealant: ASTM C 1TM C 1 401-02401-02 Design Loads Design Loads Dead Load Dead Load
Self weight of all structural members Self weight of all structural members Weight of glass infill
Weight of glass infill Wind Load
Wind Load F
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Su
Subjbjecect:t: GlGlasass As Ananalylysisis (s (80800x0x14140000mmm)m) Type:
Type: Monolithic 6FTMonolithic 6FT
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Minimum Thickness, t
Minimum Thickness, tminmin == ((5 5 * * DDP P * * AA) ) ^ ^ ((1 1 / / 11..88)) iin n mmmm
M
Maaxxiimmuum m DDeefflleeccttiioonn == t t * * eexxpp((r r 00 + r + r 11 * x + r * x + r 22 * x * x22)) iinnmmmm
L
Liimmiittiinng g AAssppeecct t RRaattiioo == 88..998 8 / / tt0.20.2 for glass thickness < 6mmfor glass thickness < 6mm =
= 4499..334 * 4 * ((0.0.2 * 2 * tt1.61.6 + 1.9) / t + 1.9) / t22 for glass thickness > 6mmfor glass thickness > 6mm Where:
Where:
DP
DP == DesDesigign Pn Preressussure re dedepenpends ds on on ththe te typype oe of gf glalassss A
A == AArreea oa of f tthhe ge gllasass ps paannee, i, in mn m22 tt == Thickness of the glass pane, in mmThickness of the glass pane, in mm r
r 00 == 0.553 - 3.83*AR + 1.11*AR 0.553 - 3.83*AR + 1.11*AR 22 - 0.0969*AR - 0.0969*AR 33
r
r 11 == -2.29 + 5.83*AR - 2.17*AR -2.29 + 5.83*AR - 2.17*AR 22 + 0.2067*AR + 0.2067*AR 33
r
r 22 == 1.485 - 1.908*AR + 0.815*AR 1.485 - 1.908*AR + 0.815*AR 22 - 0.0822*AR - 0.0822*AR 33 x
x == ln {ln [WL * Aln {ln [WL * A22 / (E * t / (E * t44)]})]} AR
AR == Aspect Ratio, a/bAspect Ratio, a/b WL
WL == Wind Load, in kPaWind Load, in kPa E
E == Modulus of Elasticity of glass, in kPaModulus of Elasticity of glass, in kPa
Data Given: Data Given: 800800 G Gllaasss s WWiiddtthh, , bb == 880000 mmmm G Gllaasss s HHeeiigghhtt, , aa == 11440000 mmmm W
Wiinnd d PPrreessssuurree, , WPWP == 44 kkPPaa T
Tyyppe e oof f SSuuppppoorrtt == 4--ssiid4 deed d ccoonnttiinnuuoouus s ssuuppppoorrtt C
Coonnssttrruuccttiioonn == MMoonnoolliitthhiicc T
Tyyppe e oof f ggllaassss == TTeemmppeerreed d
Result: Result:
D
Deessiiggn n PPrreessssuurree, , DDPP == 11..6600 kkPPaa Minimum Thickness, t
Minimum Thickness, tminmin == 33..44 mmmm A
Alllloowwaabblle e DDeefflleeccttiioonn,, == 1133..3333 mmmm ((LL//660 0 oor r 2200mmmm)) L
Liimmiittiinng g AAssppeecct t RRaattiioo == 66..2288
Conclusion: Conclusion:
D
Deessiiggn n TThhiicckknneessss, , tt == 66..00 mmmm OK OK
M
Maaxxiimmuum m DDeefflleeccttiioonn == 88..9999 mmmm OK OK
A
Assppeecct t RRaattiioo, , AARR == 11..7755 OK OK
Note: Note:
Reference Number:
Reference Number: Prepared By:Prepared By: CChheecckkeed d BByy:: DDaatte e PPrreeppaarreedd:: R
RSS MMaarrcchh33,,22001177
As per the results of analyses above, the proposed glass type and thickness of glass is adequate to sustain the As per the results of analyses above, the proposed glass type and thickness of glass is adequate to sustain the lateral load.
lateral load.
The following formulae were used to calculate the minimum thickness, the deflection, and the aspect ratio of the glass The following formulae were used to calculate the minimum thickness, the deflection, and the aspect ratio of the glass pane under a given static wind pressure in accordance with ASTM E1300 and AS 1288.
pane under a given static wind pressure in accordance with ASTM E1300 and AS 1288.
1400 1400
Verification of Deflection by ASTM E1300-04 (X1)
q = 4 kPa
A = 1120000 mm2
NFL = 2.45 from Annex A-1 Chart from page 503 onwards
GTF = 2.5 LR = 6.125 E = 71700000 kPa t = 6.0 mm Aspect Ratio, AR = 1.75 non-dimensional load, q = 54.00 ln(q) = 3.99
ŵ = 2.30 from the FIG. X1.1 page 550
Glass Deflection, w = 13.80 mm Check with Max. Calculated Deflection above
Calculation of Actual Stress of Designed Thickness of Glass by AS1288
Design Stress = 38 MPa for thickness less than or equal 6mm Actual Stress in Glass = 12.07 MPa
Calculation of Actual Stress of Designed Thickness of Glass by ASTM E-1300
Design Stress = 93.1 MPa X8.2 on page 554
Actual Stress in Glass = 29.56 MPa
Typical Window Panel : 1750mm x 1400mm (Wind Load 4kPa) Load Data
Wind Pressure P =4 kPa
Width of Panel a =0.5 4200 mm
a = 875 mm
Unsupported Length L = 300 mm
Uniformly Distributed Load w =P a
w 3.5 N
mm
=
Result Data
Required Flexural Strength,
• Mau w L
2
8
= (Assumed as uniformly distributed load) Mau 0.04 kN m= Maximum moment within
unsupported span Required Flexural Strength,
• Mab w L
2
8
= (Assumed as uniformly distributed load) Mab 0.04 kN m= Maximum moment within
Material Data
; Dimension
Unsupported Length, Lu 300 mm=
Unsupported Length for bending, Lb 300 mm=
Material Properties
Compressive modulus of elasticity, E =69600 MPa Tensile ultimate strength, Ftu 150 MPa=
Tensile yield strength, Fty 110 MPa=
Compressiv e yield strength, Fcy 110 MPa=
Shear ultimate strength, Fsu 90 MPa=
Section Properties
Cross-sectional area, Ag 151 mm= 2
Shear area, Av 151 mm= 2
Moment of Inertia about x-axis, Ix 60727 mm= 4
Moment of Inertia about y-axis, Iy 12746 mm= 4
Extreme Fiber Distance xe 22 mm=
Extreme Fiber distance ye 30 mm=
Radius of Gyration about x-axis r x 20 mm=
Radius of Gyration about y-axis r y 9 mm=
Section modulus of beam Sc 2028 mm= 3
Torsion constant J = 63016 mm 4
Actual Stresses
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 0.01 kN m=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 7.12 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 0.01 kN m=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mb Mmu
Sc
= ; f mb 7.12 MPa=
Maximum Shear Stress
Vm Va= ; Vm 0.53 kN=
f vm Vm Av
= f vm 3.4723 MPa=
Stress due to shear force
•
Shear stress on male mullion,
• A lu mi nu m Me m be r : 6063- T5 V e rti cal Pe ri me te r REGIONS --- Area: 151.1951 Perimeter: 245.8343 Bounding box: X: -15.9281 -- 22.0719 Y: -29.9522 -- 20.0478 Centroid: X: 0.0000 Y: 0.0000 Moments of inertia: X: 60726.9597 Y: 12745.5710
Product of inertia: XY: 10726.5390 Radii of gyration: X: 20.0411
Y: 9.1814
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid: I: 10456.7665 along [0.2087 0.9780] J: 63015.7641 along [-0.9780 0.2087]
C
Structural Check
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 7 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
> f mb 7 MPa=
S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 43 r y 9 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =11.5 mm S b t = ; S = 8.21 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 66 MPa= Slenderness limit,(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33) Tubular shapes
OK
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Flat element supported on both edge
Element A (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Slenderness Limit, S1 26= ; S2 50= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =13.3 mm S b t = ; S = 9.5 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= OKCompression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross section
Flat element supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35)
Element C
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =47.04 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.6 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= Fb 91 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =47.04 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.6 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 3.4723 MPa=
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.11 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.11
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
f vm
Material Data
A lu mi nu m Me m be r : 6063- T5 V e rti cal P an el F ram e Dimension REGIONS --- Area: 220.2969 Perimeter: 359.6496 Bounding box: X: -26.5638 -- 25.7362 Y: -19.9457 -- 30.0543 Centroid: X: 0.0000 Y: 0.0000 Moments of inertia: X: 69562.5645 Y: 25931.6560
Product of inertia: XY: 9857.5250 Radii of gyration: X: 17.7698
Y: 10.8495
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid: I: 23807.9197 along [0.2106 0.9776] J: 71686.3008 along [-0.9776 0.2106] A B C Unsupported Length, Lu 300 mm=
Unsupported Length for bending, Lb 300 mm=
Material Properties
Compressive modulus of elasticity, E =69600 MPa Tensile ultimate strength, Ftu 150 MPa=
Tensile yield strength, Fty 110 MPa=
Compressiv e yield strength, Fcy 110 MPa=
Shear ultimate strength, Fsu 90 MPa=
Section Properties
Cross-sectional area, Ag 220 mm= 2
Shear area, Av 220 mm= 2
Moment of Inertia about x-axis, Ix 69563 mm= 4
Moment of Inertia about y-axis, Iy 25932 mm= 4
Extreme Fiber Distance xe 27 mm=
Extreme Fiber distance ye 30 mm=
Radius of Gyration about x-axis r x 18 mm=
Radius of Gyration about y-axis r y 11 mm=
Section modulus of beam Sc 2315 mm= 3
Torsion constant J = 71686 mm 4
Actual Stresses
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 16.54J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 7.14 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 16.54J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mb Mmu
Sc
= ; f mb 7.14 MPa=
Maximum Shear Stress
Shear stress on male mullion,
• Vm Va= ; Vm 0.53 kN=
f vm Vm Av
= f vm 2.3831 MPa=
Stress due to shear force
Structural Check
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 7 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 32 r y 11 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
OK Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =26.56 mm S b t = ; S = 18.97 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 43 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= OKFlat element supported on one edge
Element B (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =23.71 mm S b t = ; S = 16.94 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 49 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= OK Compression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross sectionFlat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element C
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =47.06 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.61 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 91 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =47.04 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.6 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 2.3831 MPa=
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.11 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.11
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
OK f vm
Material Data
Aluminum Member : 6063-T5 Vertical Moulding Frame Dimension B A REGIONS --- Area: 64.0045 Perimeter: 123.4229 Bounding box: X: -10.1685 -- 9.3315 Y: -12.7345 -- 18.9655 Centroid: X: 0.0000 Y: 0.0733 Moments of inertia: X: 7860.4918 Y: 1861.7072
Product of inertia: XY: -1526.2318 Radii of gyration: X: 11.0820
Y: 5.3933
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid: I: 1495.7075 along [0.2332 -0.9724] J: 8226.1473 along [0.9724 0.2332]
Unsupported Length, Lu 300 mm=
Unsupported Length for bending, Lb 300 mm=
Material Properties
Compressive modulus of elasticity, E =69600 MPa Tensile ultimate strength, Ftu 150 MPa=
Tensile yield strength, Fty 110 MPa=
Compressiv e yield strength, Fcy 110 MPa=
Shear ultimate strength, Fsu 90 MPa=
Section Properties
Cross-sectional area, Ag 220 mm= 2
Shear area, Av 220 mm= 2
Moment of Inertia about x-axis, Ix 69563 mm= 4
Moment of Inertia about y-axis, Iy 25932 mm= 4
Extreme Fiber Distance xe 27 mm=
Extreme Fiber distance ye 30 mm=
Radius of Gyration about x-axis r x 18 mm=
Radius of Gyration about y-axis r y 11 mm=
Section modulus of beam Sc 2315 mm= 3
Torsion constant J = 71686 mm 4
Actual Stresses
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 16.54J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 7.14 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 16.54J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mb Mmu
Sc
= ; f mb 7.14 MPa=
Maximum Shear Stress
Shear stress on male mullion,
• Vm Va= ; Vm 0.53 kN=
f vm Vm Av
= ; f vm 2.3831 MPa=
Stress due to shear force
Structural Check
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 7 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 32 r y 11 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
OK Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =26.56 mm S b t = ; S = 18.97 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 43 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= OKFlat element supported on one edge
Element A (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =19.5 mm S b t = ; S = 13.93 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 56 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= OK Compression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross sectionFlat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =28.03 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 20.02 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 87 MPa= > f mb 7 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =28.03 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 20.02 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 2.3831 MPa=
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.11 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.11
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
OK f vm
Fsm = 0.06 < 0.90
Conclusion:
Typical Window Panel : 1750mm x 1400mm (Wind Load 4kPa) Load Data
Wind Pressure P =4 kPa
Width of Panel a =0.5 4200 mm
a = 700 mm
Unsupported Length L = 583 mm
Uniformly Distributed Load w =P a
w 2.8 N
mm
=
Result Data
Required Flexural Strength,
• Mau w L
2
8
= (Assumed as uniformly distributed load) Mau 0.12 kN m= Maximum moment within
unsupported span Required Flexural Strength,
• Mab w L
2
8
= (Assumed as uniformly distributed load) Mab 0.12 kN m= Maximum moment within
unbraced segment Required Shear Strength,
• Va w L
2
= (Assumed as uniformly distributed load)
Material Data Dimension
Unsupported Length, Lu 583 mm=
Unsupported Length for bending, Lb 583 mm=
Material Properties
Compressive modulus of elasticity, E =69600 MPa Tensile ultimate strength, Ftu 150 MPa=
Tensile yield strength, Fty 110 MPa=
Compressiv e yield strength, Fcy 110 MPa=
Shear ultimate strength, Fsu 90 MPa=
Section Properties
Cross-sectional area, Ag 151 mm= 2
Shear area, Av 151 mm= 2
Moment of Inertia about x-axis, Ix 60727 mm= 4
Moment of Inertia about y-axis, Iy 12746 mm= 4
Extreme Fiber Distance xe 22 mm=
Extreme Fiber distance ye 30 mm=
Radius of Gyration about x-axis r x 20 mm=
Radius of Gyration about y-axis r y 9 mm=
Section modulus of beam Sc 2028 mm= 3
Scy 578 mm= 3
Torsion constant J = 63016 mm 4
Actual Stresses (Wind Load)
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 0.04 kN m=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 21.51 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 0.04 kN m= Mmu A lu mi nu m Me m be r : 6063- T5 Ho ri zo ntal P e ri me te r REGIONS --- Area: 151.1951 Perimeter: 245.8343 Bounding box: X: -15.9281 -- 22.0719 Y: -29.9522 -- 20.0478 Centroid: X: 0.0000 Y: 0.0000 Moments of inertia: X: 60726.9597 Y: 12745.5710
Product of inertia: XY: 10726.5390 Radii of gyration: X: 20.0411
Y: 9.1814
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid: I: 10456.7665 along [0.2087 0.9780] J: 63015.7641 along [-0.9780 0.2087]
C
Structural Check (Wind Load)
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 22 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
> f mb 22 MPa=
S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 583 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 83 r y 9 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =11.5 mm S b t = ; S = 8.21 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 66 MPa= Slenderness limit,(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33) Tubular shapes
OK
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Flat element supported on both edge
Element A (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Slenderness Limit, S1 26= ; S2 50= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =13.3 mm S b t = ; S = 9.5 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OKCompression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross section Flat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element C
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =47.04 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.6 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= Fb 91 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =47.04 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.6 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2 OK
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.32 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.32
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
f vm
Fsm = 0.14 < 0.90
Dead Load
Required Flexural Strength under dead load,
Density of Glass ρglass 2500
kg m3 = Gravity Force g 9.81 m s2 = Thickness of Glass tg 6 mm= Panel Width b= 1750 mm Panel Height h= 1400 mm
Volume of Glass Vglass 14700000 mm= 3
Total Dead Load DL=Vglassρglassg ; DL= 360 N
Point Load P =0.5 DL ; P = 180.2 N
Location of Setting Block a b 4
= ; a =438 mm
Maximum Bending Moment Ma P a Iy IT
= ; Ma 0.01 kN m= Maximum Bending Stress f by Ma Scy
= ; f by 10.5 MPa=
Maximum Shear Force Vsy P= ; Vsy 180N=
Maximum Shear Stress f vy Vsy
Av
= ; f vy 1 MPa=
Actual Stresses (Dead Load)
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 0.04 kN m=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 21.51 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 0.04 kN m=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mb Mmu
Sc
= ; f mb 21.51 MPa=
Maximum Shear Stress
Shear stress on male mullion,
• Vm Va= ; Vm 0.82 kN=
f vm Vm Av
= f vm 5.3983 MPa=
Stress due to shear force
•
; Structural Check (Dead Load)
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 22 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 583 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 83 r y 9 mm= Since S1 S< < S2
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on both edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element C
Slenderness Limit, S1 26= ; S2 50= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =47.04 mm S b t = ; S = 33.6 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 62 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OK Compression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross sectionFlat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element B
Slenderness Limit, ; (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
S1 25= S2 33= h =22.07 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 15.76 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 87 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =22.07 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 15.76 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 5.3983 MPa=
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.32 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.32
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
OK f vm
Material Data A lu mi nu m Me m be r : 6063- T5 Ho ri zo nta l P an el Fra me Dimension REGIONS --- Area: 220.2969 Perimeter: 359.6496 Bounding box: X: -26.5638 -- 25.7362 Y: -19.9457 -- 30.0543 Centroid: X: 0.0000 Y: 0.0000 Moments of inertia: X: 69562.5645 Y: 25931.6560
Product of inertia: XY: 9857.5250 Radii of gyration: X: 17.7698
Y: 10.8495
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid: I: 23807.9197 along [0.2106 0.9776] J: 71686.3008 along [-0.9776 0.2106] A B C Unsupported Length, Lu 300 mm=
Unsupported Length for bending, Lb 300 mm=
Material Properties
Compressive modulus of elasticity, E =69600 MPa Tensile ultimate strength, Ftu 150 MPa=
Tensile yield strength, Fty 110 MPa=
Compressiv e yield strength, Fcy 110 MPa=
Shear ultimate strength, Fsu 90 MPa=
Section Properties
Cross-sectional area, Ag 220 mm= 2
Shear area, Av 220 mm= 2
Moment of Inertia about x-axis, Ix 69563 mm= 4
Moment of Inertia about y-axis, Iy 25932 mm= 4
Extreme Fiber Distance xe 27 mm=
Extreme Fiber distance ye 30 mm=
Radius of Gyration about x-axis r x 18 mm=
Radius of Gyration about y-axis r y 11 mm=
Section modulus of beam Sc 2315 mm= 3
Scy 976 mm= 3
Torsion constant J = 71686 mm 4
Actual Stresses (Wind Load)
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 49.96J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 21.58 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 49.96J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mb Mmu
Sc
= ; f mb 21.58 MPa=
Maximum Shear Stress
Shear stress on male mullion,
• Vm Va= ; Vm 0.82 kN=
f vm Vm Av
= f vm 3.705 MPa=
Stress due to shear force
Structural Check (Wind Load)
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 22 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 32 r y 11 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
OK Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =26.56 mm S b t = ; S = 18.97 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 43 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OKFlat element supported on one edge
Element B (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =23.71 mm S b t = ; S = 16.94 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 49 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OK Compression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross sectionFlat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element C
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =47.06 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.61 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 91 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =47.04 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 33.6 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 3.705 MPa=
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.32 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.32
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
OK f vm
Fsm = 0.1 < 0.90
Dead Load
Required Flexural Strength under dead load,
Density of Glass ρglass 2500
kg m3 = Gravity Force g 9.81 m s2 = Thickness of Glass tg 6 mm= Panel Width b = 1750 mm Panel Height h = 1400 mm
Volume of Glass Vglass 14700000 mm= 3
Total Dead Load DL=Vglassρglassg ; DL= 360 N
Point Load P =0.5 DL ; P = 180.2 N
Location of Setting Block a b 4
= ; a= 438 mm
Maximum Bending Moment Ma P a Iy IT
= ; Ma 0.01 kN m= Maximum Bending Stress f by Ma
Scy
= ; f by 12.64 MPa=
Structural Check (Dead Load)
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 22 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 32 r y 11 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
OK Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on both edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element C
Slenderness Limit, S1 26= ; S2 50= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =47.6 mm S b t = ; S = 34 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 62 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OKCompression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross section Flat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =26.56 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 18.97 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 87 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =26.56 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 18.97 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 3.705 MPa=
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.32 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.32
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
OK f vm
Material Data A lu mi nu m Me m be r : 6063- T5 Ho ri zo nta l Mo ul di ng F ram e Dimension B A REGIONS --- Area: 64.0045 Perimeter: 123.4229 Bounding box: X: -10.1685 -- 9.3315 Y: -12.7345 -- 18.9655 Centroid: X: 0.0000 Y: 0.0733 Moments of inertia: X: 7860.4918 Y: 1861.7072
Product of inertia: XY: -1526.2318 Radii of gyration: X: 11.0820
Y: 5.3933
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid: I: 1495.7075 along [0.2332 -0.9724] J: 8226.1473 along [0.9724 0.2332]
Unsupported Length, Lu 300 mm=
Unsupported Length for bending, Lb 300 mm=
Material Properties
Compressive modulus of elasticity, E =69600 MPa Tensile ultimate strength, Ftu 150 MPa=
Tensile yield strength, Fty 110 MPa=
Compressiv e yield strength, Fcy 110 MPa=
Shear ultimate strength, Fsu 90 MPa=
Section Properties
Cross-sectional area, Ag 220 mm= 2
Shear area, Av 220 mm= 2
Moment of Inertia about x-axis, Ix 69563 mm= 4
Moment of Inertia about y-axis, Iy 25932 mm= 4
Extreme Fiber Distance xe 27 mm=
Extreme Fiber distance ye 30 mm=
Radius of Gyration about x-axis r x 18 mm=
Radius of Gyration about y-axis r y 11 mm=
Section modulus of beam Sc 2315 mm= 3
Scy 976 mm= 3
Torsion constant J = 71686 mm 4
Actual Stresses (Wind Load)
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 49.96J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 21.58 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 49.96J=
Structural Check (Wind Load)
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 22 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 32 r y 11 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
OK Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =26.56 mm S b t = ; S = 18.97 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 43 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OKFlat element supported on one edge
Element A (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33)
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =19.5 mm S b t = ; S = 13.93 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 56 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OK Compression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross sectionFlat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =28.03 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 20.02 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 87 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =28.03 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 20.02 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2 Fty
Stress Ratio, Limit to 0.90 or 90% ratio Tensile Stress Ratio,
OK f mu
Fmu =0.32 < 0.90
Bending Stress Ratio,
OK max f mu f mb
(
,)
min Fmu Fb
(
,)
0.32
= < 0.90
Shear Stress Ratio,
OK f vm
Fsm = 0.1 < 0.90
Dead Load
Required Flexural Strength under dead load,
Density of Glass ρglass 2500
kg m3 = Gravity Force g 9.81 m s2 = Thickness of Glass tg 6 mm= Panel Width b= 1750 mm Panel Height h= 1400 mm
Volume of Glass Vglass 14700000 mm= 3
Total Dead Load DL=Vglassρglassg ; DL= 360 N
Point Load P =0.5 DL ; P = 180.2 N
Location of Setting Block a b 4
= ; a =438 mm
Maximum Bending Moment Ma P a Iy IT
= ; Ma 0.01 kN m= Maximum Bending Stress f by Ma Scy
= ; f by 12.64 MPa=
Maximum Shear Force Vsy P= ; Vsy 180N=
Maximum Shear Stress f vy Vsy
Av
Actual Stresses (Dead Load)
Maximum Bending Stress at the Support
Bending moment on male mullion, Mmu Mau= ; Mmu 49.96J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mu Mmu
Sc
= ; f mu 21.58 MPa=
Maximum Bending Stress at Unbraced Segment Bending moment on male mullion,
• Mmb Mau= ; Mmb 49.96J=
Maximum stress due to bending
• f mb Mmu
Sc
= ; f mb 21.58 MPa=
Maximum Shear Stress
Shear stress on male mullion,
• Vm Va= ; Vm 0.82 kN=
f vm Vm Av
= ; f vm 3.705 MPa=
Stress due to shear force
Structural Check (Dead Load)
Allowable Tensile Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum,
Tension in Beams, extreme fiber, net section (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.2, page I-A-26)
Flat element in uniform tension (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.2, page VII-70)
Fmu min Fty
ny Ftu kt nu ,
:= OK Fmu 67 MPa= > f mu 22 MPa= Allowable Bending Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Compression i n Beams, extreme fiber, gross section
Tubular shapes (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.11, page I-A-33)
Slenderness limit, S1 138= ; S2 3832= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
Lb 300 mm= Section Slenderness, S Lb r y = ; S = 32 r y 11 mm= Since S1 S< < S2 Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bc 1.6 Dc Lb Sc 0.5 Cb Iy J −
= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.11, page VII-71)
OK Fb 67 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa=
Compression i n Beams, uniform compression, gross section Flat element supported on one edge
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.15, page I-A-33) Element B
Slenderness Limit, S1 8= ; S2 16= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
b =28.03 mm S b t = ; S = 20.02 Section Slenderness, t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< < S2
(Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.15, page VII-71)
Allowable Stress, Fb 1 ny Bp 5.1 Dp b t −
= Fb 41 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= OKCompression in Beam elements, bending in own plane, gross section Flat element supported on both edges
(ADM2005 Sec.3.4.18, page I-A-35) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 25= ; S2 33= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.18, page VII-71)
h =19.5 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 13.93 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S< > S2 Allowable Stress, Fb k2c Bbr E ny 0.29
ht
= OK Fb 87 MPa= > f mb 22 MPa= Allowable Shear Stress for 6063-T5 Aluminum, Shear in elements, gross section
Unstiffened flat elements supported on both edges (ADM2005 Sec.3.4.20, page I-A-36) Element A
Slenderness Limit, S1 44= ; S2 98= (Table 2-23 Sec.3.4.20, page VII-71)
h =19.5 mm Section Slenderness, S h t = ; S = 13.93 t = 1.4 mm Since S1 S> < S2
Allowable Stress, Fsm Fty
3 ny =
OK Fsm 38 MPa= > f vm 3.705 MPa=