Roof Bracings in PEB (How they Work!)

Roof Bracings in PEB (How they Work!)
This video explains in detail regarding the force transfer behavior on the steel roof bracings and how they provide stability along the longitudinal direction.
Bracing force calculation is an essential skill for all steel design engineers and I hope this video add value to your personal learnings.
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[@suhailshaikh4706]

Good explanation of concept. Very few videos are available on youTube with such high quality knowledge. Thanks for sharing

[@parishithjayan]

Thank you for recognising

[@chetantagade232]

Thank you for your bracing details guidance

[@Er.Praveenraj]

Your videos are good. The way you Present is really Good. Wish you all the best for more videos 🎉🙌

[@parishithjayan]

Thanks a lot

[@mohammedobaidullah161]

Please also explain about seismic & deflection..

[@parishithjayan]

Will do...

[@ShrikantKharatmol0208]

Ohh man 😮 i found gold on KZbin. V.informative video

[@parishithjayan]

Thanks..

[@nageshghadge664]

Superb 🙌

[@parishithjayan]

Thank you

[@magaj5665]

Thanks a lot for bringing the video

[@parishithjayan]

My pleasure..

[@sandybabya]

Really nice content, keep it up

[@parishithjayan]

Thanks will do

[@ganeshpaudel2972]

Thanks for this amazing video. I had a question - What happens if we do not provide the connecting member at the ridge line in this case, how does the bracings behave? What if we do not provide gable end column, Are roof bracings needed for no gable column case?

[@parishithjayan]

Obviously we are going to provide purlins above the rafters and near ridge there will be two purlins closer to the ridge, they try to transfer the force.. And incase if there is no wind column and the building is kind of open, we provide bracings on roof for the stability of the frame along the longitudinal direction.. There won't be much of a calculation subjected to calculating the force.. But there has to be minimum bracings provided on the roof to attain stability..

[@omarshahid54]

Impressive Video But One Qs U said that if we have 80m span we need 3 braced bays - Maximum allowed is 50m so Can u tell me how 3 braced bays ... PLease

[@parishithjayan]

Considering ur building length wise split up is 10x 8m bays.. And m assuming that u r going to brace penultimate bay (last before bay) on each side.. which means the center to center distance of bracing will be 80m - 24m = 56m. Which exceeds 50m, so we need to have 3 braced bays in the building..

[@aakashmistry4222]

Very good explanation about bracing system and it's important but if bracing have reversal stress like sometime compression or tension so what is it slenderness limit we need to consider ?

[@parishithjayan]

Just follow code. As per IS 800, for the strut or bracing member subjected to wind or seismic loads where there is a possibility for the reversal of stresses, need to check the tensile slenderness ratio for 350

[@aakashmistry4222]

@@parishithjayan thank you !!

[@Sarathk460]

For earth quake load. How bracing will behave ??? Bcoz of load reversal

[@parishithjayan]

When the load reversal occurs, the other pair of bracing would become active.

[@ashishsojrani1496]

What will happen if I provide bracing in second last bay

[@parishithjayan]

Nothing will happen.. You need to pass the force through strut tube until it reaches the braced bay properly..

[@kalyanikaremore528]

How bracing behaves at expansion joint location?

[@parishithjayan]

The basic assumption is that, the force won't transfer from one side of the expansion to the other.. All the forces which arises from one end gable should be carried and transferred within the bracings provided before the expansion joint itself..

[@MohammadGhouseShaikAnchala]

Dear Sir your explanation was awesome. But I have one doubt, how do the first 2 rods will inactive, why don't they take the bracing force and gets buckle (fail's in buckling). And also what about wall bracing, which rods will take the force and which are inactive. Please clarify my doubts..... Thank U Sir.....

[@parishithjayan]

Basically, the rods are slender members which are not intended to take any compression force. Once the bracing force reaches those points, they try to push the rod and since they are slender, they can't withstand this force or they can't transfer this force, so they buckle away means losing its capacity to transfer the bracing force through compression. Then the force tries to find the new path to reach bottom. So it travels along the line of action, and once it reaches the second rafter, the alternate pair of brace rods gets activated and resist the load through tension. The same for wall bracings as well.. go through the video once again and try to make a simple bracing model in STAAD and study the behaviour to understand the concept.

[@MohammadGhouseShaikAnchala]

@@parishithjayan Thank U soo much Sir for your kind reply...