GB 50017-2017Standard for design of steel structures (English PDF)
钢结构设计标准
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MOHURD; AQSIQ
Level / Type
National · Mandatory
Issue date
December 12, 2017
Implementation date
July 1, 2018
Scope
GB 50017-2017 is the English-translated version of 钢结构设计标准.
This standard was formulated to implement the national technical and economic policies in the design of steel structures, to achieve advanced technology, safety and application, economic rationality and quality assurance. It applies to the design of steel structures for industrial and civil buildings as well as general structures. In addition to complying with this standard, the design of steel structures shall also comply with the provisions of relevant national standards.
Document preview — GB 50017-2017
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Issued by: Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of PRC; General Administration of Quality Supervision Inspection and Quarantine of PRC.
Contents
- 2017 Beijing
- Foreword8
- 1 General provisions13
- 2 Terms and symbols14
- 3 General requirements24
- 1 The structural design, including structural type selection and member13
- 6 Requirements for fabrication, transportation, installation, anti-corrosion57
- 7 Special performance design of structure to meet special requirements.
- 3 It shall have redundancy, to avoid loss of bearing capacity of the entire24
- 4 The partition walls and exterior envelope, etc., should use lightweight33
- 1 For the enveloping structure, it may set independent expansion joint based13
- 2 The inter-column brace of the house without bridge crane and the inter-14
- 4 When there is adequate or reliable measure, the numbers in Table 3.3.533
- 3 For the beam of box-shaped section and the column of unidirectionally bent24
- 5 When designed in accordance with the provisions of item 2 in clause 9.2.1447
- 4 Material33
- 1 The electrodes used for manual welding shall comply with the current13
- 1 Grade A steel can only be used for structures that have a working13
- 3 For the non-welded structure which requires fatigue verification, the steel’s24
- 2 For structures that directly withstand dynamic loads or require fatigue14
- 2 For cold-formed profiles and cold-formed steel-tubes, the design14
- 1 The electrode used for manual welding as well as the welding wire13
- 2 The weld quality grade shall comply with the current national14
- B bolt holes as well as the allowable deviation and the surface
- 3 For the high-strength bolts used for the space truss of bolt-sphere24
- 1 The rivet connection with poor construction conditions shall be multiplied13
- 2 The countersunk-head and the semi-countersunk-rivet rivet connection14
- 5 Structural analysis and stability design47
- 4 The calculation of the internal force of the H-shaped or box-shaped section33
- 6 Flexural members57
- 1 When the upper flange of the beam is subjected to a concentrated load13
- 3 When the post-buckling strength of the web is not considered, when h0/tw >24
- 4 h0/tw should not exceed 250.33
- 4 For the lateral stiffeners configured on one side of the web, its overhanging33
- 5 In the webs strengthened by both lateral stiffeners and longitudinal47
- 4 For the beam considering the post-buckling strength of the web, the web’s33
- 1 Verification of bending capacity at the solid-web section and opened13
- 6 The opened web shall be reinforced in accordance with the following57
- 7 The yield strength of the web-opened beam’s material shall not exceed
- 7 Axially loaded members
- 1 Except for the friction-type connections by high-strength bolts, the section13
- 3 When the member is a composite member with dense bolts arranged along24
- 1 Category a* means that Q235 steel takes category b; Q345, Q390, Q42013
- 3 For members whose section has no symmetric axis and whose shear24
- 3 The three-leg composite member whose batten element is slicing-bar24
- 1 When it is the double angle-steel or double-channel steel section as shown13
- 1 Web of H-shaped section13
- 2 Flange of H-shaped section14
- 3 Wall plate of box-shaped section24
- 4 The limit value of the slenderness ratio of the flange in T-shaped section33
- 6 The ratio of the outer diameter to the wall thickness of the round-tube57
- 1 Pressure bar.13
- 1 When the joints of the two side-web systems are all coincident [Figure13
- 2 When partial joints of the two side-web systems are coincident [Figure14
- 2 The slenderness ratio of the member under axial compression shall not14
- 2 The slenderness ratio of the lower chord of medium-duty and heavy-duty14
- 2 When the single column of length l is equipped with m equal-spacing14
- 3 For the braced members are column row which consists of multiple24
- 2 The stability of the compressed member shall be calculated in accordance14
- 3 When the compressed oblique bar is connected by the joint plate and truss24
- 8 Members under combined axial force and bending
- 1 Except for the cross section of the round-tube, for the tension-flexural13
- 2 For the round-section tension-flexural member and the compression-14
- 1 For the members which have bearings outside the bending moment’s13
- 2 For the member which is cantilever outside the bending moment’s action14
- 2 The overall stability outside the bending moment’s action plane may not14
- 1 It shall use the effective section to replace the actual section to calculate13
- 9 Stiffened steel shear walls
- 10 Plastic design and provisions for design using moment redistribution
- 3 The 2-layer ~ 6-layer frame structure, whose layer’s lateral shift is not more24
- 4 The frame part of the frame-brace (shear wall, core tube, etc.) structure33
- 2 When designing in accordance with the limit state of bearing capacity, it14
- 2 For the section that finally forms plastic hinge, the grade of the slenderness14
- 3 The compressed lower flange is provided with lateral brace.24
- 11 Connections
- 3 The mounting connection used for temporary fixing members.24
- 3 The joint area has enough space for welding operation and post-weld24
- 1 In the members that are subjected to dynamic loads and require fatigue13
- 4 For the partially weld-through butt welds, the angle weld, the T-shaped33
- 1 Under the action of the tensile, pressure or shear force which passes13
- 2 Under the combined action of various forces, at the location of joint action14
- 2 Single-sided V-shaped and K-shaped groove [Figure 11.2.4 (b), Figure14
- 3 U-shaped and J-shaped groove [Figure 11.2.4 (d), Figure 11.2.4 (e)]: when24
- 1 For the double-sided fillet weld connection, the strength shall be calculated13
- 2 When the connection weld of the web and the flange uses the penetrated14
- 1 For members subjected to dynamic load which does not require fatigue13
- 3 It is strictly forbidden to use intermittent groove welds and intermittent fillet24
- 4 The butt-joint & angle-joint combined weld and the full-penetration groove33
- 5 For the connection which is subjected to dynamic load and requires fatigue47
- 6 Except for the transverse welding position, it should not use the L-shaped57
- 7 When the butt joints of different thicknesses are subjected to dynamic
- 2 The minimum length of the intermittent fillet weld zone shall not be less14
- 3 The minimum weld leg size of fillet welds shall be valued in accordance24
- 1 When using the non-preheated non-low-hydrogen welding method to carry13
- 1 For the member which transmits axial force, the minimum overlap length13
- 3 When the overlap connection of the steel section bar uses the all-around24
- 5 For the sleeve connection which uses the overlap weld to transmit load, it47
- 1 In the shear connection, the design value of the bearing capacity of each13
- 2 In the connection which is tensioned along the axial direction of the bolt14
- 2 When the connecting member adopts steel of designations, μ is valued14
- 3 When treated by other methods, the treatment process and anti-slip24
- 1 The tightening process and design value of the high-strength bolt pre-13
- 3 In the connection where the bar is axially tensioned, the calculation method24
- 1 The number of bolts (except for high-strength bolts of friction-type13
- 4 When the total thickness of riveting of the rivet connection exceeds 5 times33
- 3 High-strength bolt’s friction-type connection can adopt standard hole, large24
- 4 When making holes on the friction-type connection cover plate of high-33
- 3 When calculating the section weakening caused by the bolt hole, it may24
- 1 In case of friction-type connection, it shall use the friction-type high-13
- 1 The high-strength bolted connection of this clause shall be pre-tensioned13
- 3 The end-plate (flange plate) in the bolt connection that is axially tensioned24
- 4 When calculating the combined strength of the section which is subjected33
- 12 Joints
- 5 Weld between the connecting plates and the flanges shall be designed47
- 2 The bearing capacity of the panel zone shall meet the following14
- 2 At the tensioned flange of the beam, the column flange plate’s thickness tc14
- 1 For the H-shaped steel column’s web which is corresponding to the beam’s13
- 2 Bolts shall be arranged symmetrically and shall meet the construction14
- 2 The total thickness of the rubber layer shall be determined in accordance14
- 6 Plate-type rubber bearings should adopt the position-limit measures.57
- I General provisions13
- 1 The base-plate of the outer-wrapped column footing shall be located within13
- 4 It shall provide the horizontal stiffener or lateral diaphragm for the columns33
- 6 The verification of the bending and shear capacity of the outer-wrapping57
- 1 The main rebars and stirrups placed around the buried part of the column13
- V Plug-in column footing
- 2 The hc of the lattice column is the distance between the outermost sides14
- 3 The minimum depth of the double-leg lattice column footing inserted into24
- 1 The solid-web column of H-shaped section should be provided with column13
- 3 For the base-plate of the cup mouth foundation for the solid-web column24
- 4 It should adopt technical measures that facilitate temporary adjustment33
- 5 The cup wall of the cup mouth foundation shall be configured with rebars47
- 13 Steel tubular joints
- 2 The angle between the chord member and the branch member or the axis14
- 3 The connection joint between the chord member and the branch member24
- 4 The end of the branch member shall be cut by automatic tube cutting33
- 1 For the uniplanar K-shaped or N-shaped joints of the overlapped branch13
- 1 When the branch member is mainly subjected to axial force, it may provide13
- 2 The thickness of the stiffener shall be neither less than the wall thickness14
- 4 When the diameter of the chord member is small and the chord member’s33
- 1 When the chord member is a round-tube, the reinforcing plate should wrap13
- 2 When the chord member is a square (rectangular) tube and a reinforcing14
- 3 When the chord member is a square (rectangular) tube and a reinforcing24
- 2 The angle between the axes of the chord member and the branch member14
- 2 Uniplanar T-shaped (or Y-shaped) joints (Figure 13.3.2-2 and Figure14
- 8 For the punching shear verification of the joints of T-shaped, Y-shaped, X-
- 3 Multiplanar KT-shaped round-tube joints (Figure 13.3.3-3, Figure 13.3.3.3-24
- 1 The design value MiT of the in-plane bending capacity of the branch13
- 3 The bearing capacity of the branch member under the combination of in-24
- 1 The planar T-shaped, Y-shaped, and X-shaped joints where the branch13
- 2 The planar K-shaped and N-shaped joint with gap where the branch14
- 3 The overlapped planar K-shaped and N-shaped joints where the branch24
- 1 Use the reinforcing plate at the side where the chord member is connected13
- 1 In the direct-welding square (rectangular) tube joint, the connection weld13
- 2 When the branch member is a square (rectangular) tube, the effective14
- 3 When the branch member is a round-tube, the effective length of the weld24
- 14 Composite steel and concrete beams
- 1 The deflection of the composite beam shall be calculated in accordance13
- 2 For the continuous composite beam, it shall follow the provisions of clause14
- 3 For composite beams used in open-air environments and composite24
- 4 The internal force and deformation which are produced by concrete33
- 5 When considering the effect of concrete creep, it may double the elastic47
- 1 For the composite beam’s section subjected to sagging moment, it does13
- 1 When the profiled steel plate ribs are arranged parallel to the steel beam13
- 2 When the profiled steel plate ribs are arranged perpendicular to the steel14
- 1 For the zone from the maximum point of sagging moment to the side13
- 2 For the zone from the maximum point of sagging moment to the middle14
- 1 The calculated longitudinal shear force of the b-b, c-c and d-d shear13
- 2 The calculated longitudinal shear of the a-a shear interface (Figure 14.6.1)14
- 1 When there is a plate bracket, the overhanging length shall not be less13
- 2 The maximum spacing of the connection along the beam span direction14
- 4 For the composite beam which uses the profiled steel plate as the bottom33
- 2 In the plate bracket, it shall provide U-shaped lateral rebar for reinforcing14
- 15 Concrete-filled steel tubular columns and joints
- 16 Design for fatigue and brittle fracture
- 4 The member is in a low cycle-high strain fatigue state.33
- 1 Anti-shear friction-type connection may be exempted from fatigue13
- 1 It is strictly forbidden to use plug welding, slot welding, electroslag welding13
- 5 In welded crane beams or crane trusses, the distance between the weld47
- 8 In the heavy-duty working-system crane beam, the connection between
- 9 When the span of the crane truss and heavy-duty working-system crane
- 10 The edge of the tensioned flange plate of the heavy-duty working-
- 12 The connection structure of the crane rail shall ensure the smooth
- 1 The choice of steel structure’s connection structure and processing13
- 3 Reduce the number of welds and reduce the size of the weld, while24
- 1 On the truss’s joint plate, the net distance between the adjacent weld legs13
- 3 The hole-making of the plate shall be drilled or otherwise reamed after24
- 4 Then tensile stress zone of the tensioned member or flexural member33
- 17 Seismic design of steel structural members
- 1 In accordance with the current national standard “Code for seismic design13
- 2 For the buildings whose seismic fortification category is a standard14
- 5 When the minimum bearing capacity performance grade of the plastic47
- 1 The members at different locations of the whole structure, the horizontal13
- 2 For the frame structure, the performance coefficient of the frame-column14
- 3 For the bracing structure and the bracing system of the frame-center24
- 3 Under rare earthquakes, it shall take into account the second-order effect24
- 5 For the beam-column which forms the bracing system, when calculating47
- 3 When the ductility grade of the bracing structure is V, the actual24
- 4 When the ductility grade of steel structural members is V, the internal33
- 1 When the frame-beam in the frame structure is subjected to shear13
- 2 The frame-beam of the non-link in the frame-eccentric bracing structure14
- 1 The strength of the column-end section shall meet the following13
- 3 The frame-column shall be calculated as the compressive-bending24
- 1 The limit bearing capacity of the connection to the plastic energy13
- 4 The limit bearing capacity of the connection between the column footing33
- 1 For the bracing system of the cross-bracing structure and the single-13
- 2 For herringbone or V-shaped brace, at the point of intersection of bracing14
- 1 The limit bearing capacity of the column footing of the bracing system13
- 3 For the frame-column footing of the frame structure or the double anti-24
- I General provisions13
- 1 The connection between the plates of the plastic energy dissipative zone13
- 2 The beam or brace located in the plastic energy dissipative zone should14
- 1 The grade of slenderness ratio of the section plate of the plastic energy13
- 2 When the plastic energy dissipative zone at the beam end is an I-shaped14
- 3 The over-welded hole of the beam-web shall make the fully penetrated24
- 4 The length of the welded lining under the welding hole between the beam’s33
- 1 When the internal force analysis model is calculated based on un-13
- 3 The linear stiffness of the beam may be calculated by multiplying the value24
- 4 Strong-column & weak-beams shall meet the requirements of the formula33
- 1 The change of the plastic bending moment of the reinforced segment13
- 4 When the column is box-shaped, it should increase the flange thickness.33
- 2 For the bracing system of the cross-bracing structure, the single-oblique14
- 2 At the connection joint between the herringbone brace and the beam, it14
- 1 When Np,l > 0.16Afy, the length of the link shall meet the following13
- 5 When the link is connected to the column, its length shall not exceed47
- 18 Protection of steel structures
- 2 Anti-corrosion design shall consider the requirements of environmental14
- 3 In addition to the anti-corrosion measures that must be taken in the steel24
- 4 In the anti-corrosion design, it shall consider the inspection, maintenance33
- 2 Metal protective layers such as zinc and aluminum formed by various14
- 4 Weathering steel.33
- 1 When using steel-section combined-type bar, the width of the gap between13
- 2 Surface treatment materials such as abrasives which are used for sand14
- 1 When the steel structure may be damaged by hot molten metal, it13
- 2 When the steel structure may be directly affected by the short-term14
- 3 When the bearing capacity of the steel structure in the high24
- 4 When the high-strength bolt connection is heated for more than33
- Appendix A Common structural systems
- 3 High-rise buildings shall not adopt a single-span frame structure, multi-24
- 4 The high-rise steel structure should adopt the building shape with less wind33
- 5 The bracing’s planar arrangement should be uniform and scattered, it47
- 2 The prestressed large-span steel structure shall be subjected to structural14
- 3 For the compression-based arch structure, single-layer reticulated shell24
- 5 The large-span steel structures or complex prestressed large-span steel47
- Appendix B Limits of deflection for structures and flexural members
- 2 [vT] is the allowable deflection generated by the standard value of the permanent14
- 1 Under the action of the standard value of wind load, the horizontal13
- 2 In the metallurgical plant or similar workshop where there are workshop14
- 2 When calculating the longitudinal displacement of a workshop or open-air trestle14
- 3 In the workshop with grade A8 cranes, the allowable horizontal displacement24
- 4 The longitudinal displacement of the column of workshop with the grade A6 crane33
- 1 For buildings with higher indoor decoration requirements, the inter-layer13
- 2 When the retaining structure can adapt to large deformation, the inter-layer14
- 3 The elastic inter-layer displacement angle of the multi-layer steel structure24
- 2 The combined maximum deflection value under the representative value14
- 2 The deflection of the cable net structure is the deflection after prestressing.14
- Appendix C Overall stability of beams
- 1 I-shaped13
- Appendix D Stability coefficients of members under axial compression
- Appendix E Effective length factors of columns
- Appendix F Elastic buckling stresses for stiffened steel shear walls
- 1 The parameter ησth shall be calculated in accordance with the following13
- 1 When the stiffness of the stiffener meets the requirements of clause 9.2.413
- 2 When the stiffness of the stiffener does not meet the requirements of 9.2.414
- 2 When the stiffness of the stiffener does not meet the requirements of 9.2.414
- Appendix G Buckling calculation of truss connecting plate under diagonal
- Appendix H Classifications of unstiffened tubular joints in terms of rigidity
- 1 Comply with the applicable range of the corresponding geometric13
- Appendix J Fatigue design of composite steel and concrete beams
- Appendix K Design values for compressive and shear strength of composite round
2017 Beijing
standard, it is numbered as GB 50017 -2017 and will be implemented from July are mandatory provisions and must be strictly implemented. The original "Code for design of steel structures” GB 50017-2003 was abolished at the same time.
This standard is published on the website of the Ministry of Housing and Urban- Rural Development (www.mohurd.gov.cn), it is published by the China Building Industry Press under the organization by the Institute of Standards and Ratings of our Ministry.
Foreword
In accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development for the “Notice on Printing and Distributing (2008 Project Construction Standards Compilation and Revision Plan)” (JIANBIAO [2008] No. 105), the standard compilation team made extensive investigation and study, carefully summarized practical experience, made relevant international standards and advanced foreign standards, extensively solicitated opinions, revised the “Code for design of steel structures” GB 50073-2003.
The main contents of this standard include: 1. General provisions; 2. Terms and symbols; 3. General requirements; 4. Material; 5. Structural analysis and stability design; 6. Flexural members; 7. Axially loaded members; 8. Members under combined axial force and bending; 9. Stiffened steel shear walls; 10. Plastic design and provisions for design using moment redistribution; 11. Connections; 12. Joints; 13. Steel tubular joints; 14. Composite steel and concrete beams; 15. Concrete-filled steel tubular column and joints; 16. Design for fatigue and brittle fracture; 17. Seismic design of steel structural members; 18. Protection of steel structures, and so on.
The main contents of this revision include:
1. In the “General requirements (clause 3)”, ADD the section plate’s width-tothickness ratio grade; MOVE the “Selection of materials” and the “Design strength and parameters” into the new clause “Materials (clause 4)”, MOVE the structural calculation-related contents into the new clause “Structural analysis and stability design (clause 5)”; MOVE the “Large-span roofing structure” and the “Fabrication, transport and installation” from the “Structural requirements (clause 8 of the original code)” into this clause;
2. CHANGE the “Calculation of flexural members (clause 4 of the original code)” into the “Flexural members (clause 6)”, which adds the contents of web openings; MOVE the beam design contents from the “Structural members” of the “Structural requirements (clause 8 of the original code)” into this clause;
3. DIVIDE the “Calculation of the axially loaded members and members under combined axial force and bending (clause 5 of the original code)” into the “Axially loaded members (clause 7)” and the “Members under combined axial force and bending (clause 8)”; MOVE the column design contents from the “Structural requirements (clause 8 of the original code)” into clause 7;
4. CHANGE the “Calculation of fatigue (clause 6 of the original code)” into the “Design for fatigue and brittle fracture (clause 16)”, which adds the method to quickly and easily calculate the fatigue strength; MOVE the “Requirements for crane beams and crane trusses (or similar structures) and the “Requirements for improving the structure's resistance to brittle fractures in cold regions” in the “Structural requirements (clause 8 of original code) into this clause, ADD the provisions on the design of anti-brittle fractures;
5. DIVIDE the “Calculation of connections (clause 7 of the original code)” into two clauses: “Connections (clause 11)” and the “Joints (clause 12)”; MOVE the contents of welding and bolt connections from the “Structural requirements (clause 8 of the original code)” into clause 11, MOVE the contents of column footing into clause 12;
6. For the provisions in the “Structural requirements (clause 8 of the original code)”, based on the contents, they are respectively combined into each related clause, wherein the “Protection and thermal insulation” is moved into the “Protection of steel structures (clause 18)”;
7. CHANGE the “Plastic design (clause 9 of the original code)” into the “Plastic design and provisions for design using moment redistribution (clause 10)”, which uses the concept of using steel structure plasticity for internal force redistribution to carry out design;
8. CHANGE the “Steel tubular structure (clause 10 of the original code)” into the “Steel tubular joints (clause 13)”, which enriches the joint form under calculation, and meanwhile adds the contents on the judgement of joint’s stiffness;
9. In the “Composite steel and concrete beams (clause 11 of the original code; clause 14 after revision)”, ADD the longitudinal shear design, DELETE the content related to the bend-bar connectors.
This revision adds Materials (clause 4), Structural analysis and stability design (clause 5), Stiffened steel shear walls (clause 9), Concrete-filled steel tubular column and joints (clause 15), Seismic design of steel structural members (clause 17), Protection of steel structures (clause 18), and so on, meanwhile in the Appendixes, it adds the common structural systems, fatigue design of composite steel and concrete beams, and so on.
The bold-marked provisions in this standard are mandatory and must be strictly enforced.
As for this standard, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development is responsible for the management and the interpretation of the mandatory provisions, the Capital Engineering & Research Incorporation Limited is responsible for the interpretation of specific technical contents. If there is any comment or suggestion during the implementation of this standard, please send it to Capital Engineering & Research Incorporation Limited (Address: Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, Jian’An Street, No.7, Zip Code: 100176).
Beijing Jingcheng Huayu Architectural Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd.
China Metallurgical Construction Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Baosteel Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.
East China Architectural Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd.
MCC Saidi Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.
China Aviation Planning Construction Development Co., Ltd.
MCC Southern Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.
MCC Huatian Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.
Zhongshui Northeast Survey and Design Research Co., Ltd.
China Power Engineering Consulting Group Northwest Power Design Institute Co., Ltd.
Jiangsu Huning Steel Machinery Co., Ltd.
Beijing Duowei Union Group Co., Ltd.
Anhui Honglu Steel Structure (Group) Co., Ltd.
Zhejiang Hangxiao Steel Structure Co., Ltd.
Zhejiang Southeast Grid Structure Co., Ltd.
Anhui Fuhuang Steel Structure Co., Ltd.
Zhejiang Jinggong Steel Structure Group Co., Ltd.
1 General provisions
1.0.1 To implement the national technical and economic policies in the design of steel structures, to achieve advanced technology, safety and application, economic rationality, and quality assurance, this standard is hereby formulated.
1.0.2 This standard applies to the design of steel structures for industrial & civil buildings as well as general structures.
1.0.3 In addition to complying with this standard, the design of steel structure shall also comply with the provisions of relevant national standards.
2 Terms and symbols
2.1 Terms
2.1.2 First-order elastic analysis
The establishment of balancing conditions in accordance with the undeformed structure as well as the analysis of structure’s internal force and displacement by elastic phases, which does not consider the impacts of the geometric nonlinearity on the structure’s internal force and deformation.
2.1.3 Second-order P-Δ elastic analysis
The establishment of balancing conditions in accordance with the displaced structure as well as the analysis of structure’s internal force and displacement by elastic phases, which only considers the impacts of the initial overall defect of the structure and the geometric nonlinearity on the structure’s internal force and deformation. […]
2.1.4 direct analysis method of design
The design method of using the overall structural system as an object to perform the second-order nonlinear analysis, which directly considers the factors of initial geometric defects, residual stress, material nonlinearity, joint stiffness and so on that have significant influence on structural stability and strength performance.
2.1.17 Bracing structure
2.1.27 Overlap joint
2.1.30 Welded section
A section made of a steel plate (or profile steel) through welding.
3 General requirements
3.1 General requirements
1 The structural design, including structural type selection and member
3 Analysis of action and action effect;
4 Verification of the limit state of the structure;
5 Construction of structures, members and connections;
6 Requirements for fabrication, transportation, installation, anti-corrosion
7 Special performance design of structure to meet special requirements.
3.1.2 In addition to fatigue calculation and seismic design, this standard shall adopt the limit state design method based on probability theory and use the design expression of partial coefficient to carry out calculation. 3.1.3 Except that the design of fatigue shall use the allowable stress method, the steel structure shall be designed in accordance with the limit state of bearing capacity and the limit state of normal use: 1 The limit state of bearing capacity shall include: Strength failure of the member or joint, brittle fracture, unsuitable for continued loading due to excessive deformation, loss of stability of the structure or member, transformation of the structure into a maneuvering system, and structural overturning; […]
3.2 Structural systems
1 Under the premise of meeting the requirements of construction and technology, it shall comprehensively consider such factors as structural rationality, environmental conditions, investment and resource saving, material supply, and ease of production and installation. […]
3 It shall have redundancy, to avoid loss of bearing capacity of the entire
structural system due to damage to some structures or members;
4 The partition walls and exterior envelope, etc., should use lightweight
3.2.3 When the construction process has a great influence on the stress and deformation of the main structure, it shall perform the verification of the construction phase.
1 For the enveloping structure, it may set independent expansion joint based
on actual conditions with reference to relevant specifications;
4 When there is adequate or reliable measure, the numbers in Table 3.3.5
3.4 Requirements of deformation for structures and members
3.4.1 The allowable value of structure or member deformation should comply with the provisions of Appendix B of this standard. When there is practical experience or special requirements, it may follow the principles of not affecting normal use and appearance, to adjust the allowable value of the member deformation in Appendix B of this standard. 3.4.2 When calculating the deformation of a structure or member, it may not consider the section weakening which is caused by bolts or rivet holes. 3.4.3 The lateral load-bearing members may be pre-arched, the arching size shall be determined in accordance with actual needs. […]
5 When designed in accordance with the provisions of item 2 in clause 9.2.14
of the national standard “Code for seismic design of buildings” GB 50011, and the slenderness ratio of the plate of the S5-grade section is less than the εσcorrected slenderness ratio of the plate of the S4-grade section, it may be considered as category-C section, wherein εσ is the stress correction factor, .
3.5.2 When the seismic performance design is carried out in accordance with clause 17 of this standard, the grade and limit of the slenderness ratio of the bracing-section steel-plate shall comply with the requirements of Table 3.5.2.
Note: w is the length of the straight section of the angle-steel.
4 Material
4.1 Structural steel designations and standards
4.1.1 Steels should be Q235, Q345, Q390, Q420, Q460 and Q345GJ steels. The quality shall comply with the provisions of the current national standards “Carbon structural steels” GB/T 700, “High strength low alloy structural steels” GB/T 1591, and “Steel plates for building structure” GB/T 19879. The specifications, shape, weight and allowable deviation of steel plates, hot-rolled I-beams, channel steels, angle-steels, H-shape profile steels, steel-tubes, and other profiles for structural use shall comply with the provisions of relevant national standards. 4.1.2 When the welded load-bearing structure uses the Z-direction steel to prevent laminar tearing of steel, the quality shall comply with the current national standard “Steel plates with through-thickness characteristics” GB/T 5313. 4.1. […]
1 The electrodes used for manual welding shall comply with the current
shall be compatible with the mechanical performance of main metal; 2 Welding wires for automatic or semi-automatic welding shall comply with the current national standard “Steel wires for melt welding” GB/T 14957, “Welding electrodes and rods for gas shielding arc welding of carbon and low alloy steel” GB/T 8110, “Low alloy steel flux cored electrodes for arc welding” GB/T 17493; 3 The welding wire and flux for submerged arc welding shall comply with the current national standard “Carbon steel electrodes and flux for submerged arc welding” GB/T 5293 and “Low-alloy steel electrodes and fluxes for submerged arc welding” GB/T 12470. 4.2. […]
4.4 Design strength and parameters
2 For cold-formed profiles and cold-formed steel-tubes, the design
1 The electrode used for manual welding as well as the welding wire
2 The weld quality grade shall comply with the current national
B bolt holes as well as the allowable deviation and the surface
1 The rivet connection with poor construction conditions shall be multiplied
5 Structural analysis and stability design
5.1 General requirements
5.1.1 The internal force and deformation of the building structure can be subject to elastic or elastoplastic analysis in accordance with the structural static method. […]
6 Flexural members
6.1 Shear and flexural strength
6.1.1 For the solid-web members which are flexural within the main plain, the flexural strength shall be calculated as follows: Mx, My - The design value of the bending moment around x-axis and y-axis at the same section (N • mm); Wnx, Wny - For the net section modulus of the x-axis and y-axis, when the grade of slenderness ratio of the section plate is grades S1, S2, S3 or S4, it shall take the full-section modulus; when the grade of slenderness ratio of the section plate is grades S5, it shall take the effective section modulus. The effective overhang width of the evenly compressed flange may be 15εk. The effective section of the web may be adopted in accordance with the provisions of clause 8.4.2 of this standard (mm3); […]
7 The yield strength of the web-opened beam’s material shall not exceed
7 Axially loaded members
7.1 Strength calculation of cross-sections
7.1. […]
7.2 Stability calculation of members under axial compression
7.2. […]
7.3 Local stability and post-buckling strength of solid-web members under axial compression
7.3.1 For the solid-web member under axial compression, if it is required to be free from local instability, the slenderness ratio of the steel plate shall comply with the following requirements:
1 When the joints of the two side-web systems are all coincident [Figure
8 Members under combined axial force and bending
8.1 Strength calculations of cross-sections
8.1.1 For the tension-flexural member and the compression-flexural member whose bending moment acts on the two principal planes, the section strength shall comply with the following provisions:
8.2 Stability calculation of members
8.2.1 Except for the cross-section of the round-tube, for the solid-web compression-flexural member whose bending moment acts onto the plane of the symmetry axis, the in-plane stability of bending action shall be calculated in accordance with the formula (8.2.1-1), the out-of-plane stability of bending action shall be calculated in accordance with the formula (8.2.1-3). For the for the uniaxially symmetric compression-flexural members in the item 3 and item 4 of Table 8.1.1 in this standard, when the bending action is within the symmetric plane and the flange is compressed, except that it shall be calculated in accordance with formula (8.2.1-1), it shall also be calculated in accordance with formula (8.2.1-4); […]
9 Stiffened steel shear walls
Remaining clauses in the full document
- 9.1 General requirements
- 9.3 Detailing
- 10 Plastic design and provisions for design using moment redistribution
- 10.1 General requirements
- 3 The 2-layer ~ 6-layer frame structure, whose layer’s lateral shift is not more
- 4 The frame part of the frame-brace (shear wall, core tube, etc.) structure
- 2 When designing in accordance with the limit state of bearing capacity, it
- 2 For the section that finally forms plastic hinge, the grade of the slenderness
- 10.2 Provisions for design using moment redistribution
- 10.4 Slenderness limitations and detailing
- 3 The compressed lower flange is provided with lateral brace.
- 11 Connections
- 11.1 General requirements
- 3 The mounting connection used for temporary fixing members.
- 3 The joint area has enough space for welding operation and post-weld
- 1 In the members that are subjected to dynamic loads and require fatigue
- 4 For the partially weld-through butt welds, the angle weld, the T-shaped
- 11.2 Calculation of welded connections
- 1 Under the action of the tensile, pressure or shear force which passes
- 2 Under the combined action of various forces, at the location of joint action
- 2 Single-sided V-shaped and K-shaped groove [Figure 11.2.4 (b), Figure
- 3 U-shaped and J-shaped groove [Figure 11.2.4 (d), Figure 11.2.4 (e)]: when
- 1 For the double-sided fillet weld connection, the strength shall be calculated
- 2 When the connection weld of the web and the flange uses the penetrated
- 11.3 Detailing requirements of welded connections
- 1 For members subjected to dynamic load which does not require fatigue
- 3 It is strictly forbidden to use intermittent groove welds and intermittent fillet
- 4 The butt-joint & angle-joint combined weld and the full-penetration groove
- 5 For the connection which is subjected to dynamic load and requires fatigue
- 6 Except for the transverse welding position, it should not use the L-shaped
- 7 When the butt joints of different thicknesses are subjected to dynamic
- 2 The minimum length of the intermittent fillet weld zone shall not be less
- 3 The minimum weld leg size of fillet welds shall be valued in accordance
- 1 When using the non-preheated non-low-hydrogen welding method to carry
- 1 For the member which transmits axial force, the minimum overlap length
- 3 When the overlap connection of the steel section bar uses the all-around
- 5 For the sleeve connection which uses the overlap weld to transmit load, it
- 11.4 Calculation of fasteners
- 1 In the shear connection, the design value of the bearing capacity of each
- 2 In the connection which is tensioned along the axial direction of the bolt
- 2 When the connecting member adopts steel of designations, μ is valued
- 3 When treated by other methods, the treatment process and anti-slip
- 1 The tightening process and design value of the high-strength bolt pre-
- 3 In the connection where the bar is axially tensioned, the calculation method
- 1 The number of bolts (except for high-strength bolts of friction-type
- 4 When the total thickness of riveting of the rivet connection exceeds 5 times
- 11.5 Detailing requirements of fasteners
- 3 High-strength bolt’s friction-type connection can adopt standard hole, large
- 4 When making holes on the friction-type connection cover plate of high-
- 3 When calculating the section weakening caused by the bolt hole, it may
- 1 In case of friction-type connection, it shall use the friction-type high-
- 1 The high-strength bolted connection of this clause shall be pre-tensioned
- 3 The end-plate (flange plate) in the bolt connection that is axially tensioned
- 11.6 Pin connections
- 4 When calculating the combined strength of the section which is subjected
- 12 Joints
- 12.1 General requirements
- 5 Weld between the connecting plates and the flanges shall be designed
- 12.3 Beam-column joints
- 2 The bearing capacity of the panel zone shall meet the following
- 2 At the tensioned flange of the beam, the column flange plate’s thickness tc
- 1 For the H-shaped steel column’s web which is corresponding to the beam’s
- 2 Bolts shall be arranged symmetrically and shall meet the construction
- 12.4 Cast steel joints
- 12.5 Pre-stressed cable joints
- 12.6 Bearings
- 2 The total thickness of the rubber layer shall be determined in accordance
- 6 Plate-type rubber bearings should adopt the position-limit measures.
- 12.7 Column footing
- I General provisions
- 1 The base-plate of the outer-wrapped column footing shall be located within
- 4 It shall provide the horizontal stiffener or lateral diaphragm for the columns
- 6 The verification of the bending and shear capacity of the outer-wrapping
- 1 The main rebars and stirrups placed around the buried part of the column
- V Plug-in column footing
- 2 The hc of the lattice column is the distance between the outermost sides
- 3 The minimum depth of the double-leg lattice column footing inserted into
- 1 The solid-web column of H-shaped section should be provided with column
- 3 For the base-plate of the cup mouth foundation for the solid-web column
- 4 It should adopt technical measures that facilitate temporary adjustment
- 5 The cup wall of the cup mouth foundation shall be configured with rebars
- 13 Steel tubular joints
- 13.1 General requirements
- 13.2 Detail requirements
- 2 The angle between the chord member and the branch member or the axis
- 3 The connection joint between the chord member and the branch member
- 4 The end of the branch member shall be cut by automatic tube cutting
- 1 For the uniplanar K-shaped or N-shaped joints of the overlapped branch
- 1 When the branch member is mainly subjected to axial force, it may provide
- 2 The thickness of the stiffener shall be neither less than the wall thickness
- 4 When the diameter of the chord member is small and the chord member’s
- 1 When the chord member is a round-tube, the reinforcing plate should wrap
- 2 When the chord member is a square (rectangular) tube and a reinforcing
- 3 When the chord member is a square (rectangular) tube and a reinforcing
- 13.3 Design of unstiffened and stiffened CHS joints
- 2 The angle between the axes of the chord member and the branch member
- 2 Uniplanar T-shaped (or Y-shaped) joints (Figure 13.3.2-2 and Figure
- 8 For the punching shear verification of the joints of T-shaped, Y-shaped, X-
- 3 Multiplanar KT-shaped round-tube joints (Figure 13.3.3-3, Figure 13.3.3.3-
- 1 The design value MiT of the in-plane bending capacity of the branch
- 3 The bearing capacity of the branch member under the combination of in-
- 1 The planar T-shaped, Y-shaped, and X-shaped joints where the branch
- 2 The planar K-shaped and N-shaped joint with gap where the branch
- 3 The overlapped planar K-shaped and N-shaped joints where the branch
- 1 Use the reinforcing plate at the side where the chord member is connected
- 1 In the direct-welding square (rectangular) tube joint, the connection weld
- 2 When the branch member is a square (rectangular) tube, the effective
- 3 When the branch member is a round-tube, the effective length of the weld
- 14 Composite steel and concrete beams
- 14.1 General requirements
- 1 The deflection of the composite beam shall be calculated in accordance
- 2 For the continuous composite beam, it shall follow the provisions of clause
- 3 For composite beams used in open-air environments and composite
- 4 The internal force and deformation which are produced by concrete
- 5 When considering the effect of concrete creep, it may double the elastic
- 14.2 Design of composite beams
- 1 For the composite beam’s section subjected to sagging moment, it does
- 14.3 Calculation of shear connections
- 1 When the profiled steel plate ribs are arranged parallel to the steel beam
- 2 When the profiled steel plate ribs are arranged perpendicular to the steel
- 1 For the zone from the maximum point of sagging moment to the side
- 2 For the zone from the maximum point of sagging moment to the middle
- 14.4 Calculation of deflection
- 14.6 Calculation of longitudinal shear
- 1 The calculated longitudinal shear force of the b-b, c-c and d-d shear
- 2 The calculated longitudinal shear of the a-a shear interface (Figure 14.6.1)
- 1 When there is a plate bracket, the overhanging length shall not be less
- 2 The maximum spacing of the connection along the beam span direction
- 4 For the composite beam which uses the profiled steel plate as the bottom
- 2 In the plate bracket, it shall provide U-shaped lateral rebar for reinforcing
- 15 Concrete-filled steel tubular columns and joints
- 15.1 General requirements
- 15.2 Rectangular concrete-filled steel tubular members
- 15.4 Beam-column joints
- 16 Design for fatigue and brittle fracture
- 16.1 General requirements
- 4 The member is in a low cycle-high strain fatigue state.
- 16.2 Design for fatigue
- 1 Anti-shear friction-type connection may be exempted from fatigue
- 1 It is strictly forbidden to use plug welding, slot welding, electroslag welding
- 5 In welded crane beams or crane trusses, the distance between the weld
- 8 In the heavy-duty working-system crane beam, the connection between
- 9 When the span of the crane truss and heavy-duty working-system crane
- 10 The edge of the tensioned flange plate of the heavy-duty working-
- 12 The connection structure of the crane rail shall ensure the smooth
- 16.4 Prevention of brittle fracture
- 1 The choice of steel structure’s connection structure and processing
- 3 Reduce the number of welds and reduce the size of the weld, while
- 1 On the truss’s joint plate, the net distance between the adjacent weld legs
- 3 The hole-making of the plate shall be drilled or otherwise reamed after
- 4 Then tensile stress zone of the tensioned member or flexural member
- 17 Seismic design of steel structural members
- 17.1 General requirements
- 1 In accordance with the current national standard “Code for seismic design
- 2 For the buildings whose seismic fortification category is a standard
- 5 When the minimum bearing capacity performance grade of the plastic
- 1 The members at different locations of the whole structure, the horizontal
- 2 For the frame structure, the performance coefficient of the frame-column
- 3 For the bracing structure and the bracing system of the frame-center
- 3 Under rare earthquakes, it shall take into account the second-order effect
- 5 For the beam-column which forms the bracing system, when calculating
- 3 When the ductility grade of the bracing structure is V, the actual
- 4 When the ductility grade of steel structural members is V, the internal
- 1 When the frame-beam in the frame structure is subjected to shear
- 2 The frame-beam of the non-link in the frame-eccentric bracing structure
- 1 The strength of the column-end section shall meet the following
- 3 The frame-column shall be calculated as the compressive-bending
- 1 The limit bearing capacity of the connection to the plastic energy
- 4 The limit bearing capacity of the connection between the column footing
- 1 For the bracing system of the cross-bracing structure and the single-
- 2 For herringbone or V-shaped brace, at the point of intersection of bracing
- 1 The limit bearing capacity of the column footing of the bracing system
- 3 For the frame-column footing of the frame structure or the double anti-
- 17.3 Connections and details
- I General provisions
- 1 The connection between the plates of the plastic energy dissipative zone
- 2 The beam or brace located in the plastic energy dissipative zone should
- 1 The grade of slenderness ratio of the section plate of the plastic energy
- 2 When the plastic energy dissipative zone at the beam end is an I-shaped
- 3 The over-welded hole of the beam-web shall make the fully penetrated
- 4 The length of the welded lining under the welding hole between the beam’s
- 1 When the internal force analysis model is calculated based on un-
- 3 The linear stiffness of the beam may be calculated by multiplying the value
- 4 Strong-column & weak-beams shall meet the requirements of the formula
- 1 The change of the plastic bending moment of the reinforced segment
- 4 When the column is box-shaped, it should increase the flange thickness.
- 2 For the bracing system of the cross-bracing structure, the single-oblique
- 2 At the connection joint between the herringbone brace and the beam, it
- 1 When Np,l > 0.16Afy, the length of the link shall meet the following
- 5 When the link is connected to the column, its length shall not exceed
- 18 Protection of steel structures
- 18.1 Fire-resistance design
- 2 Anti-corrosion design shall consider the requirements of environmental
- 3 In addition to the anti-corrosion measures that must be taken in the steel
- 4 In the anti-corrosion design, it shall consider the inspection, maintenance
- 2 Metal protective layers such as zinc and aluminum formed by various
- 4 Weathering steel.
- 1 When using steel-section combined-type bar, the width of the gap between
- 2 Surface treatment materials such as abrasives which are used for sand
- 18.3 Temperature insulation
- 1 When the steel structure may be damaged by hot molten metal, it
- 2 When the steel structure may be directly affected by the short-term
- 3 When the bearing capacity of the steel structure in the high
- 4 When the high-strength bolt connection is heated for more than
- Appendix A Common structural systems
- A.1 Single-layer steel structure
- A.2 Multi-layer steel structure
- 3 High-rise buildings shall not adopt a single-span frame structure, multi-
- 4 The high-rise steel structure should adopt the building shape with less wind
- 5 The bracing’s planar arrangement should be uniform and scattered, it
- 2 The prestressed large-span steel structure shall be subjected to structural
- 3 For the compression-based arch structure, single-layer reticulated shell
- 5 The large-span steel structures or complex prestressed large-span steel
- Appendix B Limits of deflection for structures and flexural members
- B.1 Allowable deflection of flexural members
- 2 [vT] is the allowable deflection generated by the standard value of the permanent
- B.2 Allowable displacement of structure
- 1 Under the action of the standard value of wind load, the horizontal
- 2 In the metallurgical plant or similar workshop where there are workshop
- 2 When calculating the longitudinal displacement of a workshop or open-air trestle
- 3 In the workshop with grade A8 cranes, the allowable horizontal displacement
- 4 The longitudinal displacement of the column of workshop with the grade A6 crane
- 1 For buildings with higher indoor decoration requirements, the inter-layer
- 2 When the retaining structure can adapt to large deformation, the inter-layer
- 3 The elastic inter-layer displacement angle of the multi-layer steel structure
- 2 The combined maximum deflection value under the representative value
- 2 The deflection of the cable net structure is the deflection after prestressing.
- Appendix C Overall stability of beams
- 1 I-shaped
- Appendix D Stability coefficients of members under axial compression
- Appendix E Effective length factors of columns
- Appendix F Elastic buckling stresses for stiffened steel shear walls
- F.1 Vertically stiffened only steel shear wall
- 1 The parameter ησth shall be calculated in accordance with the following
- F.2 Horizontally stiffened steel shear wall
- 1 When the stiffness of the stiffener meets the requirements of clause 9.2.4
- 2 When the stiffness of the stiffener does not meet the requirements of 9.2.4
- 2 When the stiffness of the stiffener does not meet the requirements of 9.2.4
- Appendix G Buckling calculation of truss connecting plate under diagonal
- Appendix H Classifications of unstiffened tubular joints in terms of rigidity
- 1 Comply with the applicable range of the corresponding geometric
- Appendix J Fatigue design of composite steel and concrete beams
- Appendix K Design values for compressive and shear strength of composite round
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