Steel Structures II

Course Information

College Akashi College Year 2021
Course Title Steel Structures II
Course Code 0100 Course Category Specialized / Compulsory
Class Format Lecture Credits School Credit: 1
Department Civil Engineering Student Grade 5th
Term Second Semester Classes per Week 2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials Kuranishi S. and Nakamura S.: Bridge structure (3rd Ed), Morikita Publishing Co., Ltd. (as a designated textbook), Printed synopses of the lecture are distributed as necessary in a class. Nagai M. : Bridge engineering (2nd Ed), Kyoritsu Publishing Co., Ltd. (as a reference)
Instructor MIYOSHI Takao

Course Objectives

This subject aims to help students understand, explain or calculate as follows:
1. Mechanical properties, structure, type and cross-section constitution of steel girder bridges (D)
2. Design method of steel girder bridges, role of stiffeners, role and structure of lateral bracing and sway bracing (D)
3. Characteristics of arc welding, type and limit value of welded joint (D)
4. Stress calculation of welded joint, limit value calculation and verification of welded joint (D)
5. Method of arc weld, structure of weld portion, weld defect and non-destructive testing (D)
6. Fatigue damage of steel members, S-N curve and fatigue design (D)
7. Mechanism of bolted joints, type and mechanical properties of high strength bolt, limit state, limit value and verification method of high-strength bolted friction joint (D)
8. Bolt spacing and edge distance of high strength bolted friction joint, faying surface treatment and bolt tightening method (D)
9. Calculation of acting forces and limit value in simple high strength bolted friction joint (F)

Rubric

Ideal LevelStandard LevelUnacceptable Level
Achievement 1A student who can sufficiently understand and explain mechanical behavior, type, structure and cross-section constitution of steel girder bridgesA student who can understand and explain mechanical behavior, type, structure and cross-section constitution of steel girder bridgesA student who cannot understand and explain mechanical behavior, type, structure and cross-section constitution of steel girder bridges
Achievement 2A student who can sufficiently understand and explain design method of steel girder bridges, role of stiffeners, role and structure of lateral bracing and sway bracingA student who can understand and explain design method of steel girder bridges, role of stiffeners, role and structure of lateral bracing and sway bracingA student who cannot understand and explain design method of steel girder bridges, role of stiffeners, role and structure of lateral bracing and sway bracing
Achievement 3A student who can sufficiently understand and explain characteristics of arc weld, type and limit value of welded jointA student who can understand and explain characteristics of arc weld, type and limit value of welded jointA student who cannot understand and explain characteristics of arc weld, type and limit value of welded joint
Achievement 4A student who can calculate stress and limit value of simple welded joints and verify its safety without referring design exampleA student who can calculate stress and limit value of simple welded joints and verify its safety with referring design exampleA student who cannot calculate stress and limit value of simple welded joints and verify its safety with referring design example
Achievement 5A student who can sufficiently understand and explain method of arc welding, structure of weld portion, weld defect and non-destructive testingA student who can understand and explain method of arc welding, structure of weld portion, weld defect and non-destructive testingA student who cannot understand and explain method of arc welding, structure of weld portion, weld defect and non-destructive testing
Achievement 6A student who can sufficiently understand and explain fatigue damage, S-N curve and fatigue design of steel membersA student who can understand and explain fatigue damage, S-N curve and fatigue design of steel membersA student who cannot understand and explain fatigue damage, S-N curve and fatigue design of steel members
Achievement 7A student who can sufficiently understand and explain mechanism of bolted joints, type and mechanical properties of high strength bolt, limit state, limit value and verification method of high-strength bolted friction jointA student who can understand and explain mechanism of bolted joints, type and mechanical properties of high strength bolt, limit state, limit value and verification method of high-strength bolted friction jointA student who cannot understand and explain mechanism of bolted joints, type and mechanical properties of high strength bolt, limit state, limit value and verification method of high-strength bolted friction joint
Achievement 8A student who can sufficiently understand and explain bolt spacing and edge distance of high strength bolted friction joint, faying surface treatment and bolt tightening methodA student who can understand and explain bolt spacing and edge distance of high strength bolted friction joint, faying surface treatment and bolt tightening methodA student who cannot understand and explain bolt spacing and edge distance of high strength bolted friction joint, faying surface treatment and bolt tightening method
Achievement 9A student who can calculate acting forces and limit value of simple high strength bolted friction joints without referring design examplesA student who can acting forces and limit value of simple high strength bolted friction joints with referring design examplesA student who cannot acting forces and limit value of simple high strength bolted friction joints with referring design examples

Assigned Department Objectives

学習・教育到達度目標 (D) See Hide
学習・教育到達度目標 (F) See Hide

Teaching Method

Outline:
This subject will be conducted followed by Steel structures I, so that students can learn indispensable knowledge for design and maintenance of steel structures. In this subject, a teacher, who has an experience as an engineer of bridge fabricator and has engaged in design of steel bridges and steel structures, will conduct lecture-style class on design and fabrication of welded and bolted joints, weld defect, non-destructive testing method, and evaluation method of fatigue strength, based on his experiences. Also, he will conduct lecture-style class on characteristic, type and structure of steel girder bridges and overview of the design procedure.
Style:
This lecture-style class will include explanation of design examples on welded and bolted joints so that students can deepen understanding of connection structures using welding and high strength bolted friction joint, fatigue strength evaluation method of weld portion, design procedure of steel girders etc. During class, in order to grasp the understanding of each student, teacher may proceed with the class while asking the student questions with regard to structural mechanics and contents which have already been learned in this subject.
Notice:
This class will be proceeded on the premise that students have learned fundamental knowledge of structural mechanics and Steel structure I. In the class, students should try to understand the mechanism of connection structures using welding and high-strength bolts and their design methods, and to be able to conduct design calculation of a simple connection structure. Also, students should try to understand and explain fatigue strength calculation method of welded joints, calculation of design stress and cross-section performance of steel girders.
If the number of absences exceeds more than 33% of total school hours, pass is not accepted.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
2nd Semester
3rd Quarter
1st Steel girder bridge (1)
Mechanism and structural type of the plate girder, box girder, torsion coefficient and shear lag of the girder will be explained.
Students can understand mechanism and structural type of the plate girder, box girder, torsion coefficient and shear lag of the girder.
2nd Steel girder bridge (2)
Constitution of the plate girder, shear buckling of the web, diagonal tension field, design calculation to determine girder height, web thickness, flange width and thickness will be explained.
Students can understand constitution of the plate girder, shear buckling of the web, diagonal tension field, design calculation to determine girder height, web thickness, flange width and thickness.
3rd Steel girder bridge (3)
Design and fabrication of stiffeners, design of cross beam, sway bracing and lateral bracing will be explained.
Students can understand design and fabrication of stiffeners, design of cross beam, sway bracing and lateral bracing will be explained.
4th Welded joint (1)
Welded joints of the steel member, welding method, weld defect and non-destructive testing will be explained.
Students can understand welded joints of the steel member, welding method, weld defect and non-destructive testing.
5th Welded joint (2)
Type of the welded joint, technical terms used to indicate structure of weld portion, and limit state of the welded joint will be explained.
Students can understand type of the welded joint, technical terms used to indicate structure of weld portion, and limit state of the welded joint.
6th Welded joint (3)
Stress and limit values calculation methods, verification method of the welded joint subjected to axial force, shear force and bending moment in limit state-1 will be explained.
Students can understand stress and limit values calculation methods, verification method of the welded joint subjected to axial force, shear force and bending moment in limit state-1.
7th Welded joint (4)
Stress and limit values calculation methods, verification method of the welded joint subjected to axial force, shear force and bending moment in limit state-3 will be explained.
Students can understand stress and limit values calculation methods, verification method of the welded joint subjected to axial force, shear force and bending moment in limit state-3.
8th Mid term exam
4th Quarter
9th Fatigue of steel structures
Fatigue failure of steel structures, S-N curve and fatigue design of weld portion will be explained.
Students can understand fatigue failure of steel structures, S-N curve and fatigue design of weld portion.
10th Bolted joint (1)
Outline of high strength bolted joints and type of high strength bolt will be explained.
Students can understand and explain mechanism of high strength bolted friction joint, high strength bolted bearing-type joint and high strength bolted tensile joint, characteristic and type of high strength bolt.
11th Bolted joint (2)
Limit state and limit value of the high strength bolted friction joint, net cross-sectional area and maximum and minimum bolt spacing will be explained.
Students can understand limit state and limit value of the high strength bolted friction joint. Also, students can calculate net cross-sectional area and maximum and minimum bolt spacing of simple high strength bolted friction joint.
12th Bolted joint (3)
End distance, bolt tightening force, sliding strength and construction of the high strength bolted friction joint will be explained.
Students can explain maximum and minimum edge distance of the high strength bolted friction joint and why they are specified. Also, students can calculate bolt tightening force and the sliding resistance and explain bolt tightening force controlling method.
13th Bolted joint (4)
Verification in limit state -1 of the high strength bolt, splice plate and parent plate which are constituted the high strength bolted friction joint will be explained.
Student can calculate design force of a bolt, limit value for sliding, stress and limit values of parent plate and thickness of a splice plate in limit state -1.
14th Bolted joint (5)
Verification in limit state -3 of the high strength bolt which is constituted the high strength bolted friction joint will be explained.
Student can calculate design force of a bolt and limit value for the shear failure in limit state -3.
15th Bolted joint (6)
Verification in limit state -3 of splice plate and parent plate which are constituted the high strength bolted friction joint will be explained. Also, design flowchart of the high strength bolted friction joint will be explained.
Students can calculate stress and its limit value of parent plate and verify the safety in limit state-3. Also, student can calculate design force of the bolt and determine the number of the bolt with regard to simple high strength bolted friction joint. Moreover, students can conduct a series of verification in limit state 1 and 3.
16th Final exam

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationBehaviorTotal
Subtotal9010100
Specialized Proficiency9010100