Provides an introduction to building structures and materials, treats the essential topics in statics and mechanics of materials and provides an introduction to structural analysis and design. Graphics statics treatment expanded including the graphical analysis of simple trusses and relatively complicated cable structures; structural behavior treatment expanded including structural system selection and step-by-step, thoroughly worked out examples. It is aimed at the practicing architect and those who will be working with him or her.

Overview

1

(24)

Definition of Structure

1

(1)

Building Structure

2

(2)

Structural Planning and Design

4

(3)

Types of Loads

7

(1)

Types of Stress

8

(1)

Structural Forms in Nature

9

(3)

Structural Elements in Buildings

12

(7)

Structure and Architectural Character

19

(1)

Cost

20

(1)

Building Codes

21

(1)

Accuracy of Computations

22

(3)

Statics

25

(132)

Introduction

25

(1)

Forces

26

(1)

Components and Resultants

26

(11)

Equilibrium of Concurrent Forces

37

(11)

Moments and Couples

48

(8)

Ideal Support Conditions

56

(5)

Rigid-Body Concept and Free-Body Diagrams

61

(1)

Equilibrium of Cantilevered Members

62

(5)

Equilibrium of Simple Beams and Frames

67

(9)

Two-Force Members

76

(11)

Graphical Techniques

87

(2)

Shed and Gable Members

89

(6)

Stability and Determinacy

95

(3)

Pinned Frames

98

(6)

Simple Cable Statics

104

(16)

Maxwell Diagram Analysis of Suspension Structures

120

(16)

Maxwell Diagram Analysis of Other Structures

136

(19)

Conclusion and Procedure

155

(2)

Structural Properties of Areas

157

(32)

Introduction

157

(1)

Centroids

158

(10)

Moment of Inertia

168

(9)

Parallel Axis Theorem

177

(7)

Radius of Gyration

184

(5)

Stress and Strain

189

(24)

Types of Stress

189

(3)

Basic Connection Stresses

192

(1)

Strain

193

(4)

Stress Versus Strain

197

(2)

Stiffness

199

(3)

Total Axial Deformation

202

(3)

Thermal Stresses and Strains

205

(5)

Allowable Stress Design and Limit States Design

210

(3)

Properties of Structural Materials

213

(10)

Introduction

213

(1)

Nature of Wood

213

(4)

Concrete and Reinforced Concrete

217

(2)

Structural Steel

219

(1)

Masonry and Reinforced Masonry

220

(1)

Creep

221

(2)

Shear and Moment

223

(30)

Definitions and Sign Conventions

223

(2)

Shear and Moment Equations

225

(11)

Significance of Zero Shear

236

(3)

Load, Shear, and Moment Relationships

239

(9)

Uniformly Varying Loads

248

(5)

Flexural Stresses

253

(34)

Introduction

253

(1)

Flexural Strain

254

(1)

Flexural Stress

255

(18)

Section Modulus

273

(10)

Lateral Buckling and Stability

283

(4)

Shearing Stresses

287

(20)

Nature of Shearing Stresses

287

(1)

Diagonal Tension and Compression

288

(1)

Basic Horizontal Shearing Stress Equation

289

(9)

Horizontal Shearing Stresses in Timber Beams

298

(4)

Horizontal Shearing Stresses in Steel Beams

302

(5)

Deflection and Indeterminate Beams

307

(34)

Introduction

307

(2)

Moment-Area Method

309

(9)

Principle of Superposition

318

(2)

Use of Deflection Formulas

320

(4)

Superposition and Indeterminate Structures

324

(6)

Theorem of Three Moments

330

(9)

Loading Patterns

339

(2)

Beam Design and Framing

341

(50)

Introduction

341

(1)

Shape of Beam Cross Sections

342

(1)

``Ideal'' Beams

343

(1)

Properties of Materials

344

(1)

Tributary Area

345

(3)

Framing Direction

348

(3)

Selecting Wood Beams

351

(20)

Selecting Steel Beams

371

(18)

Design Aids for Wood and Steel

389

(2)

Elastic Buckling of Columns

391

(30)

Columns as Building Structural Elements

391

(1)

Column Failure Modes

392

(1)

The Euler Theory

393

(7)

Influence of Different End Conditions

400

(11)

Intermediate Lateral Bracing

411

(8)

Limits to the Applicability of the Euler Equation

419

(1)

Eccentric Loading and Beam-Columns

420

(1)

Trusses

421

(36)

Introduction

421

(4)

Analysis by Joint Equilibrium

425

(10)

Analysis by Maxwell Diagram

435

(11)

Method of Sections

446

(7)

Special Types of Trusses

453

(4)

APPENDIXES

457

(36)

Appendix A Derivation of Basic Flexural Stress Equation

457

(4)

Appendix B Derivation of Basic Horizontal Shearing Stress Equation

461

(3)

Appendix C Derivation of Euler Column Buckling Equation

464

(2)

Appendix D Weights of Selected Building Materials

466

(1)

Appendix E Properties of Selected Materials

467

(2)

Appendix F Properties of Areas

469

(2)

Appendix G Proof of Moment-Area Theorems

471

(4)

Appendix H Allowable Stresses and Modulus of Elasticity Values for Selected Structural Sawn Lumber

475

(2)

Appendix I Wood Section Properties

477

(2)

Appendix J Properties of Selected Steel Sections

479

(4)

Appendix K Shear, Moment, and Deflection Equations

483

(4)

Appendix L Introduction to the SI Metric System

487

(6)

Answers to Problems

493

(28)

Index

521

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