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Senior Design final Rockford Hospital Pedestrian Link - PPT Presentation

Cannon Design Jacob Savage Grace Melton Daniel Smith and Marcassja Vaughn Introduction Project Location Rockford Il Project Type Pedestrian Bridge Type of Bridge Steel Truss Host Company Cannon Design in St Louis ID: 804262

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Senior Design finalRockford Hospital Pedestrian Link

Cannon DesignJacob Savage, Grace Melton, Daniel Smith, and Marcassja Vaughn

Slide2

Introduction

Project Location: Rockford Il

Project Type: Pedestrian Bridge

Type of Bridge: Steel Truss

Host Company: Cannon Design in St. Louis

Lead: Kurt Bloch 

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Structural loads

Gravity loads

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Dead Load

Floor: 

 floor slabs, extra concrete, & MEP

Roof: 

deck, plywood, insulation, MEP

Curtain wall

Live LoadLobby & Roof live loadSnow load

Includes snow driftSnow drift length = 6.25'

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Structural loads

lateral Loads

Wind Load

MWFRS

Risk Category IV 

Determines wind pressure, p 

Enclosed buildings and parapets

Seismic Load

Equivalent Lateral Force (ELF)

Spectral response acceleration parameters4

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risa

model & 

load application

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Place nodes at member connections

Create section sets with desired materials

Place members by connecting to nodes

Used calculated area loads and converted them to member or point loads based on tributary areas covered & place loads

Gravity applied vertically (distributed member loads)

Lateral applied perpendicular (joint load and acceleration)Build the LRFD & ASD load cases in load combinations, giving each load a factor 

Solve the model and start analyzing the results!

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Risa modelsoriginal & Economic models

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Pros

Smaller tributary areas for loads

Cons

Too many members/joints

too complex/expensiveProsReduced amount of members and steel Cons

Increases unbraced lengths of bridge girdersIncreases tributary area Also increases     load magnitudes

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Foundation

Two square concrete footings

Area is 16 square feet for each (4'x4')

F'c

= 4

ksi

normal weight concrete

4 - #5 steel bars

Foundation design Obtain loads from RISA Model73 kipsDesign Using ACI code requirements

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Risk analysis

Used LRFD load combinations to design for worst-case scenarioEnsures structure can withstand itRISA solved batch combination and gave max/min axial loadings for each member

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Slide9

Sustainability & Cost analysis

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Sustainability

Steel members composed of recycled steel

Used Envision Checklist

Cost estimate

Engineering Cost

$125/

hr

Steel Cost31.65 tonsConcrete Cost6.85 cubic yards

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Plan Drawings

Using AutoCAD softwareFoundation Plan (Foundation Cross-section Drawing)Bridge Floor/Deck PlanBridge Roof PlanBridge Truss Elevation PlanBridge supporting Column PlanBridge Foundation Detail

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Slide11

Foundation Plan and Detail

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Slide12

Bridge Floor/Deck Plan & roof Plan

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Slide13

Bridge Truss Elevation Plan &

Bridge supporting Column Plan

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Acknowledgements & Conclusion

Thank you to Cannon Design and especially our host engineer, Kurt Bloch, for providing guidance during this projectThrough this project we designed a pedestrian link bridge using engineering practices, codes, and technologies to span between two hospital buildings, that is equipped to withstand all potential forces

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                 Questions???

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