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Compound sink[10-15m]

Howe Truss[10-30m]

Pratt Truss[10-30m]

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Spacing Of Truss- IT should be in a range 1/5 to 1/3 of the span for minimizing the cost of roofing

Types of load;- Dead Load[DL]

Live Load[LL]

Wind Load{WL]

1) Dead Load DL-

W=$[\frac{Span \ in \ 'w'}{3} +5]\times 10 Pa$

=$[\frac{L}{3} +5]\times $ 10 . Pa

20 Line load on Purline=750-[$\theta-10^{\circ}]\times$20---Pa

$\lt$ 400Pa

Live load on Truss=$\frac{2}{3}\times $ Line load intensity

3) Wind load

WL=[Cpe-Cpi]$\times$Pd ....Kpa

Also Pd=0.6$\times Vz^{2}$

Also Vz=Vd$\times k_{1}\times k_{2}\times k_{3}$... from table

wher Cps=external process coefficient as per table

Cpi= internal process coefficient as pet table

Pd=Design wind process

Vz=Design wind speed in m/sec

Vb=Basic wind speed from map of India [IS 875 PArt IV]

K$_{1}$=Risk coefficient as per table

k$_{2}$= Terrain Height and structure size factor as per table

k$_{3}$= Topography factored as per table

Table For Internal Pressure Coefficient[Cpi]

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Note:- Internal pressure may be +ve or -ve depending upon directions of flow of wind

Take +ve when internal pressure is action from inside to outside and vice versa

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W.L(8 worst combinations)

1) External WL

a) Wind ward

b) Lee ward

2) Internal WL

perpendicular to ridge

parallel to ridge

Types of Numerical:

1) panel load calculation for roof truss [Dl, LL, WL]

2) Design of purline or procedure

3) Design of Roof Truss member as per the forces given

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