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ULUBELU GEOTHERMAL
POWER PLANT PROJECT
CONTRACT NO : 050.PJ/041/DIR/2010
DOCUMENT NO :
For Approval
INTERNAL DOCUMENT NO :
Sumitomo Corporation
ULB-E-1-C4-CS-001A
PT REKAYASA INDUSTRI
ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
CONTENTS
Subject Page
1. GENERAL 3
1.1 Outline Of Structure 3
1.2 Design Philosophy 3
1.3 Unit Of Measurement 3
1.4 Computer Software Used in Design Analysis 3
1.5 Code, Standard, and Specification 3
1.6 Used Material And Allowable Stress 4
2. MODELLING 4
2.1 Perspective View 4
2.2 Node Numbers 5
2.3 Member Numbers 17
3. LOADING DATA 28
3.1 Primary Loads 28
3.2 Load Combinations 47
4. DESIGN ANALYSIS 50
4.1 Steel Summary Design 50
4.2 Deflection & Sway Check 65
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment A - Staad Input & Output File
Attachment B - Engineering Drawing
The purpose of this calculation is to design Power House and its structural integrity, strength,
and stability verivication.
Since concrete and steel are used as material, structural design shall be in accordance to
working stress method for steel structure and the ultimate strength method for concrete
structure as specified in AISC and ACI code respectively.
ASCE 7-2002 : Minimum Design Loads for Building and Other Structure
SNI-03-1726-2002 : Tata Cara Perencanaan Ketahanan Gempa Untuk Bangunan
(Indonesian Seismic Code)
ACI 318-02 : Building Code Requirement for Reinforced Concrete
ASTM : American Society for Testing and Material
SNI 03-1727-1989 : Pedoman Perencanaan Pembebanan untuk Rumah dan Gedung
(Indonesian Loading Code)
SNI 03-1729-2002 : Tata Cara Perencanaa Struktur Baja untuk Bangunan Gedung
(Indonesian Steel Code)
AISC-ASD 1989 : American Institute of Steel Construction
JIS : Japanese Industrial Standard
ULB-E-3-C0-GS-001 : Design Specification for Civil and Structural
2. MODELLING
2.1 PERSPECTIVE VIEW
Plan FL +0000
The available and applied primari loads for Power House are:
1. Seismic Load X+ Direction : VX+
2. Seismic Load Z+ Direction : VZ+
3. Seismic Load X- Direction : VX-
4. Seismic Load Z- Direction : VZ-
5. Dead Load :D
6. Live Load :L
7. Wind Load X+ Direction : WX+
8. Wind Load X- Direction : WX-
9. Wind Load Z+ Direction : WZ+
10. WInd Load Z- Direction : WZ-
11. Crane Operating Load Left : CL(O)
12. Crane Test Load Left : CR(O)
13. Crane Operating Load Right : CL(T)
14. Crane Test Load Right : CR(T)
15. Equipment Operating Load : E(O)
16. Equipment Test Load : E(T)
17. Equipment during Earthquake : E(S)
slope := 23deg
2
R1 := 1.0 if At 18.58 m
R2 := 1.0 if F 4
( 1.2 0.05 F) if 4 < F < 12
0.6 otherwise
R1 = 0.6 R2 = 0.945
kN kN
0.58 LLr 0.96 2
2 2 LLr = 59.12 m kg
m m
Problem asumption : assume maximum reaction of crane obtained at 1 meter distance (L1) from crane
beam
Impact load :
1
1. Vertical = 1/10 of the maximum wheel load 1 :=
10
2. Horizontally with beam direction 1
2 :=
= 1/5 of the crane capacity + trolley 5
3. Longitudinal direction 1
3 :=
= 1/10 of the maximum wheel load 10
L1
R2 := ( Wcr + Wtr ) R2 = 2.774 tonne
L
Wgr
R1 + + 1 Wl
2
PLcry1 := PLcry1 = 37.168 tonne
2
Wgr
R2 + + 1 Wl
PLcry2 :=
2 PLcry2 = 9.842 tonne
2
[ 2 ( Wcr + Wtr ) ]
PLcrx := PLcrx = 6.02 tonne
2
( 3 Wl )
PLcrz := PLcrz = 3.505 tonne
2
Problem asumption : assume maximum reaction of crane obtained at 1 meter distance (L1) from crane
beam
Impact load :
1
1. Vertical = 1/10 of the maximum wheel load 1 :=
10
2. Horizontally with beam direction 1
2 :=
= 1/5 of the crane capacity + trolley 5
3. Longitudinal direction 1
3 :=
= 1/10 of the maximum wheel load 10
L1
R2 := ( Wcr + Wtr ) R2 = 2.175 tonne
L
R1 + Wgr + 1 Wl
2
PLcry1 := PLcry1 = 30.317 tonne
2
Wgr
R2 + + 1 Wl
PLcry2 :=
2 PLcry2 = 8.893 tonne
2
[ 2 ( Wcr + Wtr ) ]
PLcrx := PLcrx = 4.72 tonne
2
( 3 Wl )
PLcrz := PLcrz = 2.855 tonne
2
V = (CI/R) x Wt
where:
Seismic zone = 6 (Indonesian Seismic Zone)
V = Total base shear (kg)
C = Sesimic Response Factor (function of time period and seismic zone)
I = importance factor
= 1.4 (as per Design Specification)
R = Seismic reduction factor
= 6.5 (as per Design Specification)
Wt = Total dead load and reduced live load (kg)
Total base shear V shall be distributed over height of the building in accordance to following formula:
W i Hi
Fi = V
(
W i Hi )
Seismic load shall be calculated and assigned to Staad using "Auto Seismic Load Generation" by
applying seismic parameters based on UBC-1997, since Staad does not provide Indonesian Seismic
Code (SNI) on its library.
The result of base shear which is generated by Staad shall be compared to manual calculation of base
shear using Indonesian Code (SNI) as described above. Some adjustment shall be applied to seismic
factor on Staad in order to make both total base shear (V) to be the same.
From figure above, time period which is calculated by Staad is 1.095 s and 1.095 s for X
and Z direction respectively. This value exceeds the natural period (Tc) of Medium Soil
which is 0.6 s. Therefore, value of C shall be determined from response spectrum
graphics for T = 1.095 s.
And, for Staad analysis, Tuser shall be manually input as value of Ta (1.095 s)
X Direction:
0.54
Tx := 1.095 Cx := = 0.493
Tx
Rx := 6.5 Ix := 1.4
Cx Ix
Vx = Wt Vx = 0.1062 Wt
Rx
Z Direction:
0.54
Tz := 1.095 Cz := = 0.493
Tz
Rz := 6.5 Iz := 1.4
Cz Iz
Vz = Wt Vz = 0.1062 Wt
Rz
Based on both results above, seismic base shear factor (CI/R) which is manually calculated
based on SNI is the same with base shear factor (UBC factor) which is generated by Staad.
In this case, load factor for seismic to be applied on Staad is equal to 1.0.
These load combinations are used for Allowable Stress Design (ASD) method for steel
design and
for foundation stability check.
note:
In Staad Pro, we can define round bar as a prismatic (CIRCLE) section, but Staad CAN NOT carry
out check and design on a prismatic section. Alternatively, round bar can be defined as a PIPE, with
outer diameter is equal to rebar diameter, and inner diameter is a half of outer diameter, so the PIPE
section is solid like a rebar. Staad is able to check the PIPE section.