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S9 Crane Runway Girder - Frilo

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Nemetschek <strong>Frilo</strong> GmbH - Applications for structural calculation and design<br />

<strong>S9</strong><br />

<strong>Crane</strong> <strong>Runway</strong> <strong>Girder</strong><br />

Application options<br />

The <strong>S9</strong> application is suitable<br />

for the calculation of craneways<br />

carrying up to two bridge or<br />

underhung cranes in accordance<br />

with DIN 18800 and<br />

DIN 4132. The following verifications<br />

are performed:<br />

Verification of the stability<br />

against lateral torsional buckling<br />

in a second order analysis<br />

Stress analyses for the cross<br />

section and the welding seams<br />

Analysis of the local wheel<br />

load transfer at the top or bottom<br />

flange<br />

Service strength verification<br />

for the cross sections and the<br />

welding seams<br />

Service strength analyses for<br />

the local wheel load transfer<br />

at the top or bottom flange<br />

Web buckling (eigenvalue<br />

analysis)<br />

Serviceability analysis<br />

System<br />

After selection of the appropriate<br />

crane system among the<br />

options<br />

bridge crane - EFF (singlewheel<br />

drive, both wheels are<br />

fixed bearings)<br />

underhung and suspension<br />

crane<br />

underslung trolley<br />

the user must define discrete<br />

supporting conditions and cross<br />

stiffeners along the craneway<br />

girder. The total length of the<br />

girder must be specified. Any<br />

type of support can be defined<br />

with consideration of horizontal<br />

stiffening bracings. A crane rail<br />

and end fittings are also available<br />

for selection.<br />

Material: S235, S355.<br />

Constant cross section:<br />

Rolled-shaped sections: I,<br />

IPE, HE-A, -B, -M, userdefined<br />

I-sections with or<br />

without reinforcement by top<br />

flange angles on both sides.<br />

<strong>Crane</strong> rail: A type, F type or<br />

block rail (w/h) with structural<br />

effect if applicable<br />

Elastic base of top-mounted<br />

crane rails<br />

The end fittings can optionally<br />

be located outside of the<br />

crane runway.<br />

Action<br />

The user can define one or two<br />

cranes that are operated independently<br />

of each other and<br />

optionally assign<br />

the lifting classes H1 to H4<br />

and<br />

the duty groups B1 to B6 in<br />

accordance with DIN 15018.<br />

<strong>S9</strong> allows the calculation of<br />

lateral horizontal loads as per<br />

DIN 15018. The following actions<br />

on the craneway are<br />

automatically derived from the<br />

specified crane parameters:<br />

Product details www.frilo.com As of: 10/05/2010


Self-weight<br />

Vertical wheel loads<br />

(with HM, if applicable)<br />

Horizontal lateral loads<br />

For standard systems, the<br />

loads are generated automatically.<br />

In special cases, the user<br />

can enter the loads that produce<br />

the actions directly.<br />

Therefore, the system is not<br />

limited to particular crane systems<br />

and other variable loads<br />

can be defined.<br />

The bumper forces are assessed<br />

by <strong>S9</strong>. Forces produced<br />

by start-up and braking operations<br />

of the crane bridge are not<br />

considered in the present software<br />

version.<br />

The combinations of actions<br />

are generated automatically.<br />

The user can take corrective<br />

actions directly here too. Predeformation<br />

is taken into account<br />

in accordance with the<br />

horizontal supporting conditions<br />

right from the beginning.<br />

Types of verifications<br />

Calculation of internal forces,<br />

deformations and stresses<br />

with imperfections in accordance<br />

with the second order<br />

bending torsion theory including<br />

warping torsion.<br />

Automatic assessment of the<br />

most unfavourable load positions<br />

for each verification<br />

Design as per DIN 18800 P1,<br />

P2, P3 and 4132:<br />

Verification of the ultimate<br />

limit states (e-e method) and<br />

the serviceability limit states<br />

Verification of the service<br />

strength as per DIN 4132<br />

Calculation of the stresses<br />

produced by the global supporting<br />

effects and the local<br />

loading resulting from load<br />

application<br />

Calculation of the design<br />

bearing forces, the bearing<br />

forces with a reduced dynamic<br />

coefficient or without<br />

such coefficient for the connected<br />

or foundation structures.<br />

Optionally, the user can take<br />

the mass forces HM and HS<br />

into account for one crane<br />

only or assign common MaxR<br />

and HM values to both cranes.<br />

Limitations<br />

Only the structural steels<br />

S235 and S355 are available.<br />

The reduction of fy,k when t ><br />

4 cm is not taken into account<br />

Constant cross section<br />

No hollow boxes<br />

The user might be required to<br />

adjust the pre-deformation<br />

produced by the decisive action<br />

subsequently<br />

Output<br />

Additional output sections<br />

showing particular calculation<br />

results<br />

Variable output profile optionally<br />

structured according to<br />

the system, the loads, the<br />

general structural safety verifications<br />

or special verifications<br />

of the craneway<br />

3-dimensional graphical representation<br />

of the results of<br />

each superposition for the<br />

structural safety, the serviceability<br />

and the service<br />

strength<br />

Graphical representation of<br />

the limit line of the internal<br />

forces Qz, My, Qy, Mz, Mt<br />

and Mw<br />

Optional bar graph of axial,<br />

shear and comparison<br />

stresses in each relevant<br />

point of the cross section over<br />

the entire craneway girder per<br />

mouse click<br />

Optional graphical representation<br />

of the service strength<br />

verifications per notch case at<br />

each point of the cross section<br />

over the entire craneway<br />

girder per mouse click<br />

If the PLII application is installed,<br />

the user can transfer<br />

the system and the loading<br />

for the verification of the web<br />

buckling stability<br />

Enhanced web buckling examinations<br />

Buckling safety verifications are<br />

always required for craneway<br />

girders. The safety against<br />

buckling failure must be verified<br />

for webs and compression<br />

flanges. The verification of the<br />

buckling safety of compression<br />

flanges is typically done by<br />

verifying the limit ratio of b/t in<br />

accordance with DIN 18800-1,<br />

Tab. 13. Where rolled sections<br />

are concerned, this verification<br />

produces a positive result under<br />

normal conditions. Because<br />

web buckling must be examined<br />

under simultaneous action<br />

of the edge stresses x, y and<br />

, a simplified verification of the<br />

buckling safety as per<br />

DIN 18800-1, merely checking<br />

compliance with the limit b/t<br />

ratio, is not suitable.<br />

In <strong>S9</strong>, the basic combination of<br />

permanent actions and vertical<br />

wheel loads is taken into account<br />

as the largest variable<br />

action in the verification of the<br />

safety against web buckling.<br />

This verification is limited to the<br />

web buckling safety under<br />

wheel loads in the span of the<br />

girder. Under particular conditions,<br />

additional examinations<br />

of the web buckling behaviour<br />

might be required. The application<br />

PLII Plate Buckling is<br />

available for this task. <strong>S9</strong> offers<br />

a corresponding interface to<br />

PLII for the data transfer.

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