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BS 8100- Part 4
Kgs
Mean Site Wind Speed A 5400 5400
V s = B 1620 1620
Where C Arm 7900 7900
3 sec Gust wind speed = 50.00 m/s For Zone 1 180 Kmph
Relative Hourly Mean Wind speed
V b = 24.5 m/s
S a = Altitude factor Zone 1
Velocity 180
Hr Mean W S 24.46
Section 1 0.0483
is 100m Section 2 0.0483
Section 3 0.0483
S a = 1.1 Section 4 0.0483
Section 5 0.0483
S d = Direction factor MW 2.0
Cl 3.1.5 : S d MW Dia 1.2= 1.0 GSM 6.0
S s = Seasonal factor A1 5400Cl 3.1.6 & Annex E : S s B1 1620
= 1.0 C (Arm 1) 7900A2 5400
V s = 26.9 m/s B2 1620C (Arm 2) 7900
V z = 29.84GSM Antenn 34.90
S 0 = Terrain Factor 0.6 MW Dish 33.00GSM Antenn 4.860
Country Terrain; 0.6 MW Dish 5.003 S 0 = S c (1 + S h) Section 1 0.256
Where S c : Fetch Factor = 1.3 Section 1.2 0.256S h : Topography Factor = 0.6 0.6 (Cl 3.2.4 & Annex H) Section 2 0.270
Section 3 0.271 S 0 = 2.08 Section 4 0.294
V B x S b x S d x S c
Cl 3.1.4 : S a = 1 + 0.001 DWhen D
V s x S o x g n
Pipe
Anten
ne
Conre
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Height
Wind
For
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UDL
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Section 5 0.315g n = 1.2 Trun Mome 782
V z = 26.901 x 2.08 x 1.2
= 67.1 m/s 242 Kmph
For Survival Condition
W k (W pres= 0.56 x V z 2
= 2525 N/m2
= 2.525 kN/m2
For Servisibility Condition
W k = V b x Sa x So= 24.455 x 1.1 x 2.08
56.0 m/s 201 Kmph
W k operational= 0.56 x Vk 2
= 1753 N/m2
= 1.753 kN/m2
Selected Factor 0.56
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Multiplication Factor for operational to survival Zone 1 2 3Multi Fac 0.56 0.575 0.59
1.7 : 2.51.0 : 1.47
W k operational W k Survival
R AW = C N K A A A Sin 2 q
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= 0.6
For Power cables W k KN/m2 Force /kN/m
Dia(m) No. OperationSurvivalOperati SurvivalOption1 0.6 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.060 1.753 2.525 0.105 0.151Option2 2.0 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.200 1.753 2.525 0.351 0.505
C N
C N K A A A R AW
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ANTENNA ANCILLARIES
MW Dishes
Antenne Force/Antennae kN
At height/( Nos Dia Wt Dead(k OperationaSurevivArea (m2) Operatio Survival33.00 2.0 1.2 180 1.765 1.753 2.525 1.131 1.0 1.2617 1.4269 2.502 3.603
R AW = C A K A A A
Wk kN/m2
K A C A R AW
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= 1.18
= 1.0
Cellular Antennas ( GSM )
R AW = C A K A A A
C A
K A
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At Height Nos Size Wt Dead Antenne Force/Antenne kN
(m) B x H (Kg) (kN) OperationaSurevivArea/(m2) Operatio Surevival34.90 6.0 0.27 x 2.90 18.5 0.181 1.753 2.525 0.783 1 1.18 0.9239 1.62 2.33
Wk kN/m2 K A C A
R AW
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Operational Wind Speed
Structural componentsAnciliary Components Width Height Solidity Drag Operation Wind Force
( Data Cable ) (m) (m) Ratio Coeff Wk Pipes
b h y kN/m2 kN
Structural Pipe/Rod Length Area Dia No Length Area
No Dia. (m) (m2) (m) (m)Section-01 2.0 0.0483 0.6000 0.0580 0.025 0 0.600 0.0000(Above32m 2.0 0.0160 0.3805 0.0122
2.0 0.0160 0.2340 0.00750.0776 0.0000 0.2840 0.6000 0.4555 1.1300 1.0 0.0877 1.753 0.2563
Section-01 2.0 0.0483 0.6000 0.0580 0.0250 0 0.6000 0.0000(Bellow32m 2.0 0.0160 0.3805 0.0122
2.0 0.0160 0.2340 0.00750.0776 0.0000 0.2840 0.6000 0.4555 1.1300 1.0 0.0877 1.753 0.2563
Section-02 2.0 0.0483 0.6000 0.0580 0.0250 0 0.6000 0.00002.0 0.0160 0.4633 0.01482.0 0.0160 0.3530 0.0113
0.0841 0.0000 0.4030 0.6000 0.3477 1.1000 1.0 0.0925 1.753 0.2703
Section-03 2.0 0.0483 0.8000 0.0773 0.0250 0 0.8000 0.00002.0 0.0160 0.6225 0.01992.0 0.0160 0.4770 0.0153
0.1125 0.0000 0.5490 0.8000 0.2561 1.1000 1.0 0.1237 1.753 0.2711
Section-04 2.0 0.0483 0.8000 0.0773 0.0250 0 0.8000 0.00002.0 0.0160 0.7573 0.02422.0 0.0160 0.6430 0.0206
0.1221 0.0000 0.6930 0.8000 0.2202 1.1000 1.0 0.1343 1.753 0.2943
K q R M
A S A A C NC
m2
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Section-05 2.0 0.0483 0.8000 0.0773 0.0250 0 0.8000 0.00002.0 0.0160 0.8846 0.02832.0 0.0160 0.7890 0.0252
0.1308 0.0000 0.8380 0.8000 0.1952 1.1000 1.0 0.1439 1.753 0.3154
Zone 1 With 6.0 GSM & 2.0 MW Dishes
OVER TURNING STABILITY CALCULATION
f
YC
G
s pm
Stability Circle YPlatform
AA
km
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Center of Gravity Without Concrete
Weight Force Y Tr M (J)Tower+Head 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Fram 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Front Pol 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+042 Rear Poly 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00Base Struc 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Acces 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00Resultant W 5443 Kg 53,391 0.790 4.22 E+04
Checking the side most likely to fail
YC
G
LF Cos 60
C
B
LF
LF Sin 60
Y=0 Line
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For Power cables
W k KN/m2 Force /kN/m
Dia(m) No. OperationSurvivalOperati SurvivalOption1 0.6 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.060 1.753 2.525 0.105 0.151Option2 2.0 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.200 1.753 2.525 0.351 0.505
Center of Gravity of the system with Concrete
C N K A A A R AW
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Weight Force Y Tr M (J)Tower+Head 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Fram 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Rear Poly 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00
2 Nos Concrete @ 10800 Kg 105,948 6.000 6.36 E+052 Nos Concrete @ 3240 Kg 31,784 0.000 0.00 E+002 Nos Concrete @ 15800 Kg 154,998 -3.000 -4.65 E+05
2 Front Pol 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+04Base Struc 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Acces 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00
Resultant W 35283 Kg 346,121 0.615 2.13 E+05
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Turning Moment = WF Per Segment x No of Segments x Elevation
Total Wind Turning = 1576.07 KNm
Total Wt of the Sys = 346 KN
Leverage Required = Total Wind Turning Moment / Total Wt of the System
4.55 m
Y Platform = 6.5X Platform = 2.3
= 0.615 (Center of gravity of system with concrete Blocks)
L = 6 (Length of Guy Arm)
= Tan -1{ ( L x Sin 60) / (Y platform + Lx Cos60)}
Tan = 5.209.50
Y CG
d
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= 28.68 Degrees
= Tan -1{ ( X Platform) / (Y platform - Y CG)}
Tan = 2.304.20
= 28.71 Degrees
= X Platform / Sin
= 4.79
= Sin
Comparisan to select the side Most likely to fail
Side Leverage = Sin
f
f
km
+ f d
km
+ f d
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4.03 Failure 0.89
A legs leverage = (Y platform - Y CG)
5.88 Stable 1.29
C legs leverage = (Y CG + L x Cos 60)
= 3.62 Failure 0.79
Radius of Stability Circle = 4.55
km
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Concrete Blocks RequiredW 53.391 KN
0.790 m
72 KN 224 KN 186 KN
Taking Moments about A
Over turning momen= 186 x 9
= 1674 KNm
Moment of self Weig=
= 278.15
Resultant Moment = Over turning moment - Moment of self Weight
= 1395.85
Y CG
W x ( 6 - Y CG )B
C6m 3m
A
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Required Weight = Resultant Moment / ( 6 + 3)
= 155.09 Nm
Taking momOver Turning Mome Moment of Self WtResultant MomenRequire @KNm KNm KNm KN
about A 1674 278.15 1395.85 155.09 C
about C 648 202.37 445.63 49.51 A
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1 1 2 3
5400 1.4 Over Lap Kg 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.5 1.50 0.30 1620
1620 A (Near Goose Neck Kg 5400 3900 3200
7900 B ( Under Twr1) Kg 1620 1620 1620
1.29 Goose C (Arm 1) Kg 7900 7900 7900
0.89 Side A (Near Goose Neck Kg 5400 3900 3200
0.79 Legs B ( Under Twr2) Kg 1620 1620 1620 m/hr m/hr Operationl
29840 C (Arm 2) Kg 7900 7900 7900 Zone Post DesasNeutral StruIn Sri Lanka
29840 26840 25440 1 120 110 180
Center of Gravity 0.615 1 2 105 95 160
Zone 1 2 3 3 85 75 120
KPH
m/s 1 Pitch 1 0.6mm TIA SL Pitch 2 0.6mm 1.62 33.13 24.46 Pitch 3 0.8mm 3240 29.80 21.25 Pitch 4 0.8mm 23.13 17.50 Pitch 5 0.8mm
Nos
NosNosKgKgKgKg Perational SurvivalKg V b V sKg 24.46Ton 1.1 S a Altitude Factorm 1 S s
m 26.9005 V s x S b x S d x S ckN 1.3 1.3 S ckN 0.6 0.6 S hkN/m 1 S dkN/mkN/m 2.08 2.08 S 0 = S c (1 + S h)kN/m V k = V b x Sa x 0 1.2 Gamma Partial SFkN/m 55.95304 67.14 V z = V s x S o x g n
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kN/mNm 1753.22 2524.63 N/m2 W k Wind Pressure
1.753 2.525 kN/m2Ratio
1.440
0.59
0.06
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Survival Wind ForceWk Pipes Prof val Rest
kN/m2 kN Cable s
R av= cn ka aa sin 2 shy
2.525 0.5536 0.0896 0.1120 0.1850 #REF! -0.1667 0.1935 0.0000
2.525 0.5536 0.1140 #REF! #REF! 0.1935 0.0000
Prof Has Considered 16mm Rods
2.525 0.5837 0.1040 #REF! #REF! 0.1161 0.0000
2.525 0.7808 0.1392 #REF! -0.1319 0.0641 0.0000
2.525 0.8476 0.1427 #REF! -0.1516 0.0477 0.0000
Sin 2 Shy
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2.525 0.9084 0.1525 #REF! -0.1629 0.0376 0.0000
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26.25 m20.75 m15.25 m
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9.75 m over lap 3
4.25 m
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1.5x.6 3240 64801x1 2400 48001.5 x .3 1620 3240
Z
A 5500 Rear
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0B 16000 Front
5400 Kg5400 Kg1620 Kg1620 Kg7900 Kg7900 Kg
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Wind Force effect UDLDescripti Area Repetiti Operational Survival ElevationApp Loads Pt Force
of Segments kN kN m ISURU Operational Surv KNMean Wind SpeGSM Antenn 0.675 m2 3.0 1.6199 2.3326 34.90 4.8596 4.8596 6.9978
m/s 0.6 MW Dish 1.131 m2 2.0 2.5017 3.6025 33.00 5.0035 5.0035 7.2050
24.46 Section 1 0.014 m2 1 0.2563 0.5536 32.65 0.2563 0.2563 0.5536
21.25 Section 1.2 0.020 m2 17 0.2563 0.5536 32.65 0.2563 4.2931 9.2730
17.50 Section 2 0.037 m2 18 0.2703 0.5837 25.55 0.2703 4.7970 10.3615
Section 3 0.052 m2 18 0.2711 0.7808 18.45 0.2711 4.8123 13.8594
Section 4 0.055 m2 18 0.2943 0.8476 11.35 0.2943 5.2241 15.0454
Section 5 0.059 m2 21 0.3154 0.9084 4.25 0.3154 6.7023 19.3025
120
210 ok
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Prof Has Considered 16mm Rods
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Turning MomentOperational Survival
KNm169.60 244.22 8.494742
165.12 237.77 5.247771
8.37 18.08 1.367034
140.17 302.76 2.596099 0.513
122.56 264.74 4.539735
88.79 255.71 4.68949
59.29 170.77 4.725192
28.48 82.04 7.660181782.38 1576.07
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Reference Description Results
BS 8100-4 WIND SPEEDS
Mean Wind Spped
Mean Wind Speed = 180 km/h for Zone 1
Corresponding Hourly Mean Wind Speed = 24.455 m/s
Clause 3.1.3
v
Vs = 24.46 m/s 24.46 m/s
Clause 3.1.4
Δ = 100 m
1.1
Clause 3.1.5
& Table 1 1.0 1.0
Clause 3.1.6
& Annex E-1 1.0 1.0
Vs = 24.46x1.1x1x1 26.90 m/s
Vs = Mean Wind Speed
Vb = Basic Wind Speed (Hourly Mean Wind Speed)
Sa = Altitude Factor
Ss = Seasonal Factor
Sd = Directional Factor
Δ = Elevation from the Mean See Level
Sa = 1+0.001x100
Sd =
Sd =
V S=V b Sa SsSd
Sa=1+0. 001 Λ
V S=V b Sa SsSd
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Reference Description Results Effective Wind Speed
Clause 3.2.1
26.90 m/s 26.90 m/s
Clause 3.2.2 For an Open Country Terrain
Figure 3 1.3
Clause 3.2.4 0.6
So = 1.3(1+0.6) 2.08
Figure 1 considering Upper Graph Performance
1.2 1.2
Vz = 26.9x2.08x1.2 m/s 67.14 m/s
Vz = Effective Wind Speed
VS = Mean Wind Speed
So = Terrain Factor
γv = Partial Safety Factor for Wind Speed
VS =
Sc = Fetch Factor
Sb = Topography Factor
Sc =
Sb =
γv =
V z=V S So γ v
So=Sc (1+Sb )
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Reference Description Results
Charasteristic Wind Speed
Clause 3.2.1
24.46 m/s 24.46 m/s
1.1 1.1
2.08 2.08
Vk = 24.46x1.1x2.08 m/s 55.95 m/s
Vk = Charasteristic Wind Speed
Vb =
Sa =
So =
V k=V b SaSo
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Reference Description Results
WIND RESISTANBCE Section Members
Clause 4.2.1
1. Face of 0.4 m Segments of the Topmest TowerSection 1.1 Pipes
Outer Diameter of the Pipe = 48.3 mm Length of the Pipe Segment = 0.6 m Number of Pipes = 2
Area of Pipes Facing to Wind = 0.0580
1.2 Diaganal Stiffeners
Outer Diameter of the Stiffeners = 16 mm Length of one Stiffener = 0.38 m Number of Stiffeners = 2
Area of Pipes Facing to Wind = 0.0122
1.3 Horizontal Stiffeners
Outer Diameter of the Stiffeners = 16 mm Length of one Stiffener = 0.234 m Number of Stiffeners = 2
Area of Pipes Facing to Wind = 0.0075
RM = Total Wind ResistanceKθ = Wind Incident Factor
CN = Overall Normal Drag Coefficient
As = Total Area Projected on the Concerned Face
m2
m2
m2
RM=KθCN As
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Reference Description Results
1.4 Power Cables
Outer Diameter of the Cable = 25 mm Length of one Cable Segment = 0.6 m Number of Cables = 0
Area of Cables Facing to Wind = 0.0000
0.0776
Width of the Segment = b = 0.284 m
Height of the Segment = h = 0.600 m
Area of the Section = A = 0.1704
0.4555
Figure 7 1.0 1.0
Figure 8 1.13 1.13
0.0877
For a Wind Load Corresponding to 1m Lengthof a Tower Section, The Multipliction Factore
=1/0.6 1.67
= 1.667x0.0877 0.1462
m2
Total Solid Area Facing to Wind = A0 = m2
m2
Solidity Ratio = Ψ = As/A
Kθ =
CN =
RM = m2
mm2 m2
RM=KθCN As
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Reference Description Results
2. Power Cables
Clause 4.3
Clause 4.3 1.0 1.0
Table 2 2.00 2.00
Diameter of a Cable = 25 mm
Area of a Unit Weight = 0.025 0.025
Number of Cables Facing Wind = 3 3
0.150
RAW = Wind ResistanceKA = Reduction Factor for Ancillaries
CN = Drag Coefficient
AA = Reference Area of the Item
KA =
CN =
m2 m2
RAW = m 2
RAW=K ACN A A
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Reference Description Results
3. Microwave Antennae
Clause 4.4
Clause 4.3 1.0 1.0
Clause 4.4 1.26 1.2617
Clause 4.4 Diameter of an Antena = 1.2 m
Area of an Antena = 1.13 1.13
Number of Antenae = 2 2
2.854
CA = Drag Coefficient
KA =
CA =
m2 m2
RAW = m 2
RAW=K ACA A A
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Reference Description Results
4. GSM Antennae
Clause 4.4
Clause 4.3 1.0 1.0
Clause 4.4 1.18 1.18
Clause 4.4 Dimensions of an Antena = 0.27 x 2.90 m
Area of an Antena = 0.783 0.783
Number of Antenae = 6 6
2.772
KA =
CA =
m2 m2
RAW = m 2
RAW=K ACA A ARAW=K ACA A A
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Reference Description Results
WIND LOADING
Clause 5.2.2 Survival Conditions
1.12 1.12
67.14 m/s 67.14 m/s
Wk = 0.5x1.12x67.14 2.52
Clause 5.2.2 Operational Conditions
1.12 1.12
55.95 m/s 55.95 m/s
Wk = 0.5x1.12x55.95 1.75
Survival to Oparational ratio = 1.44
Clause 5.2.2 The Wind Forces for Survival and Operational Conditionscan be Calculated by Multiplying these Wind PressureValues by the Wind Resistance Values of Each Type of Components
Wk = Meam Wind Pressure
ρa = Density of Air
Vz = Effective Wind Speed
ρa = kg/m3 kg/m3
Vz =
kN/m2 kN/m 2
Vz = Effective Wind Speed
ρa = kg/m3 kg/m3
Vz =
kN/m2 kN/m 2
W k=ρa2Vz2
W k=ρa2Vk
2
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Reference Description Results
Uniformly Distributed Loads
Wind Loads on: Operation SurvivalkN/m kN/m
Section 1-1 0.2563 0.3691Section 1-2 0.2563 0.3691Section 2 0.2703 0.3892Section 3 0.2711 0.3904Section 4 0.2943 0.4238Section 5 0.3154 0.4542Data Cables 0.2630 0.3787
Point Loads
Wind Loads on Antennae Operation SurvivalkN kN
6 GSM Antennae 4.8596 6.99782 0.6m Diameter MW Antennae 5.0035 7.2050
The tower has been analyzed fro operationalcanditions.
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TANTRI MARINE ENGINEERING COMPANYDesign and Consultation Department Date
No. 117, Biyagama Road, Kelaniya Project
Phone - +94777324380 E-mail - [email protected] Performed by
TOWER SPECIFICATION
Tower typeNatulre of supportOverall height 40 m
Number of sections 5
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BS 8100- Part 4Mean Site Wind SpeedV s = V s x V b x S d x S c
Where
3 sec Gust wind speed = 50.00 m/s For Zone 3 180 Kmph
Relative Hourly Mean Wind speed
V b = 25 m/s
V b V sS a = Altitude factor 25 x 1.1 27.5
is 100m 1.3 1.30.59 0.6
S a = 1.1
S d = Direction factor 2.067 2.08Cl 3.1.5 : S d 1.2 1.2
= 1.0 62.01 68.64S s = Seasonal factor
Cl 3.1.6 & Annex E : S s 2268.69 2779.76= 1.0
V s = 27.5 m/s Survival
V z =
S 0 = Terrain Factor
Country Terrain; S 0 = S c (1 + S h)
Where S c : Fetch Factor = 1.3S h : Topography Factor = 0.6 (Cl 3.2.4 & Annex H)
S 0 = 2.08
g n = 1.2
V z = 27.5 2.08 1.2= 68.64 m/s
Wind Pressure
= 0.59
Cl 3.1.4 : S a = 1 + 0.001 DWhen D
V s x S o x g n
0.59 x V z 2
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= 2.78 kN/m2
For Servisibility Condition
V k = V b x Sa x So= 17.5 x 1.1 x 2.08
40.04 m/s
W k operational
=
= 0.946 kN/m2
= 0.6
W k KN/m2 Force /kN/m
Dia(m) No. Perational Survival OperationalSurvivalOption1 0.6 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.060 0.946 1.362 0.057 0.082Option2 2.0 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.200 0.946 1.362 0.189 0.272
ANTENNA ANCILLARIES
Antenne Force/Antennae kN
At height/( Nos Dia Wt Dead(kN) Operational Surevival Area (m2) OperationalSurvival36 2.0 1.2 180 1.765 0.946 1.362 1.131 1.0 1.2617 1.135 1.94
= 1.18
= 1.0
0.59 x 40.04 2
R AW = C N K A A A Sin 2 q
C N
C N K A A A R AW
R AW = C A K A A A
Wk kN/m2
K A C A
R AW = C A K A A A
C A
K A
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Cellular Antennas Height Varies
At Height Nos Size Wt Dead Antenne K A C A Force / Antenne kN(m) B x H (Kg) (kN) Operational Surevival Area/(m2) OperationalSurevival
40 6.0 0.27 x 2.90 18.5 0.181 0.946 1.362 0.783 1 1.18 0.87 1.26
Anciliary Components Width Height Solidity RaDrag Coeff
( Data Cable ) (m) (m) y
Structural Pipe/Rod Length Area Dia No Length Area
No Dia. (m) (m2) (m) (m)Section-01 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267(Above32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0344 0.2840 0.4000 0.3030 1.4000
Section-01 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.0400(Bellow32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0344 0.0400 0.2840 0.4000 0.6551 1.4000
Section-02 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.4260 0.0102
0.0369 0.0400 0.4030 0.4000 0.4773 1.1900
Section-03 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.5410 0.0130
0.0516 0.0400 0.5490 0.4000 0.4172 1.1400
Section-04 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.6760 0.0162
0.0549 0.0400 0.6930 0.4000 0.3422 1.1000
Section-05 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.8320 0.0200
0.0586 0.0400 0.8380 0.4000 0.2942 1.1000
Wk kN/m2
C NC
A S A A
m2
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Over turning stability Calculation
Figure 8.2.2 : Checking the side most likely to fail
YTWR
X Platform
YCG
Rs
pm
l
Stability Circle
b
f
LF Cos 60
YPlatform
m
q Guyo
AA
C
B
LF
LF Sin 60
f
Y=0 Line
d
km
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Center of Gravity Without Concrete
Weight Force Y Tr M (J)Tower+Head 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Frame 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Front Poly 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+042 Rear Poly 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00Base Struc W 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Access 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00Resultant Wt 5443 Kg 53,391 0.790 4.22 E+04
Center of Gravity of the system with ConcreteWeight Force Y Tr M (J)
Tower+Head 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Frame 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Rear Poly 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00Concrete @ 3240 Kg 31,784 6.000 1.91 E+05Concrete @ 3240 Kg 31,784 0.000 0.00 E+00Concrete @ 3240 Kg 31,784 -3.000 -9.54 E+042 Front Poly 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+04Base Struc W 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Access 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00
Resultant Wt 15163 Kg 148,744 0.925 1.38 E+05
Turning Moment = WF Per Segment x No of Segments x Elevation
Wind Force effectDescription Area Repetition Elevation WF per seg Turning Moment
of Segments m KN KNmGSM Antenn 0.675 m2 1 30.00 1.260 37.801.2 MW Dish 1.131 m2 1 28.00 1.940 54.32Section 1 0.014 m2 14 26.25 0.134 48.35Section 1.2 0.020 m2 14 24.00 0.213 70.43
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Section 2 0.037 m2 14 20.75 0.179 51.06Section 3 0.052 m2 14 15.25 0.220 46.21Section 4 0.055 m2 14 9.75 0.133 17.80Section 5 0.059 m2 21 4.25 0.236 21.31
347.29
Total Wind Turning M = 347.29 KNm 669663.4
Total Wt of the System = 149 KN
Leverage Required = Total Wind Turning Moment / Total Wt of the System
2.33 m
Y Platform = 6.5X Platform = 2.3
= 0.925 (Center of gravity of system with concrete Blocks)
L = 6 (Length of Guy Arm)
= Tan -1{ ( L x Sin 60) / (Y platform + Lx Cos60)}
Tan = 5.209.50
= 28.68 Degrees
Y CG
d
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= Tan -1{ ( X Platform) / (Y platform - Y CG)}
Tan = 2.304.20
= 28.71 Degrees
= X Platform / Sin 1.5x.61x1
= 4.79 1.5 x .3
= Sin
Comparisan to select the side Most likely to fail
Side Leverag= Sin Rear A 5500
4.03 Stable 1.730
A legs levera = (Y platform - Y CG) Front B 16000
5.58 Stable 2.39
A 3240 KgC legs lever = (Y CG + L x Cos 60) B 3240 Kg
C 3240 Kg= 3.92 Stable 1.68
Radius of Stab= 2.33
900
f
f
km
+ f d
km
+ f d
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Concrete Blocks RequiredW 53.391 KN
0.790 m
72 KN 224 KN 186 KN
Taking Moments about A
Over turning moment = 186 x 9
= 1674 KNm
Moment of self Weight =
= 278.15
Resultant Moment = Over turning moment - Moment of self Weight
= 1395.85
Required Weight = Resultant Moment / ( 6 + 3)
= 155.09 Nm
Y CG
W x ( 6 - Y CG )
B
C6m 3m
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Taking momeOver Turning Moment Moment of Self Wt Resultant Moment Required W @KNm KNm KNm KN
about A 1674 278.15 1395.85 155.09 C
about C 648 202.37 445.63 49.51 A
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OperationlPost Desaster Neutral Str In Sri Lanka
Zone 1 120 110 180Zone 2 105 95 160Zone 3 85 75 120
S a Altitude Factor
S cS h
S 0 = S c (1 + S h)Gamma Partial SFV z = V s x S o x g n
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0.06
0.8561690.856169
R AW
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Height Varies
Drag Coeff OperationalForce with Uni cable
With Solidity
Wk Prof W k * RM Cable Without Solidity
kN/m2 kN/m F1 Balance A with shy A no shy Tot F
1.0 0.0482 2.780 0.0896 0.133966 -0.0444 0.0000 0.0000 0.134 0.1340 0.1340
1.0 0.0482 2.780 0.1140 0.133966 -0.0200 0.0341 0.0560 0.213 0.1681 0.1900
1.0 0.0440 2.780 0.1040 0.122207 -0.0182 0.0219 0.0476 0.179 0.1441 0.1698
1.0 0.0589 2.780 0.1392 0.163592 -0.0244 0.0185 0.0456 0.220 0.1821 0.2092
1.0 0.0604 2.780 0.1427 0.167759 -0.0251 0.0148 0.0440 0.225 0.1825 0.2118
1.0 0.0645 2.780 0.1525 0.179207 -0.0267 0.0128 0.0440 0.236 0.1920 0.2232
K q R M
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26.25 m20.75 m15.25 m9.75 m over lap 3
4.25 m
Lightening 0.030 m2 1 32.00 0.028 0.90Aviation L 0.060 m2 1 32.00 0.056 1.79
Cables 0.150 m2 6 36.00 0.124 26.71
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Prof our1260.00 6019.541940.00 5128.39
742.002460.80 2400.28
3029.85 2400.28
2822.00 2274.53
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3240 64802400 48001620 3240
6480
648012000
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Checking for Bending and Shearing and deflection of Goose neck due to Uplift
No of Beams Weled = 2Weld Thickness = 0.006 m
Weld Len CountyWeld Contact Lenth UB200x150 0.150 m 4 0.600 m
UB200x150 0.395 m 2 0.791 mUB150x150 0.250 m 3 0.750 mUB150x150 0.174 m 2 0.348 m
Total Weld Length 2.488 m
Throught thickness fac = Cos(45)= 0.707
Effective Length = 1.760
Area = 0.0211140953 m2
Distance Between Pivo = 0.264 m
Forces On Cantelevered ArmWeight Force Y Tr M
Self Wt 180 Kg -1766 1.700 -3002 JGuy Top 8449 1.771 14963 J2nd 8272 1.646 13616 J3 rd 7952 1.521 12095 JGuy Bottom 7209 1.396 10064 JUp Lift 30117 47737 J
Force At Pivot = 181163
Stress developed = 8580207.6079 N/m2
= 8.58 N/mm2
Allowed Tensile Stress = 270.00 N/mm2
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Analysis for bending of Cantilevered Beam.
Up lift = 30,117 N
30,116.73 Kg
E = 210 Gpa
L Extended = 3.00 m
I = 3.60 E-05
Max Bending Moment Allowed = 3.39 E+04
Differential Equations
= q = 0
= V = + c1
=
=2
EI V(x) =
EI V(x) 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2 c1.x + c2
EI V(x) 1 + c1.x2 +c2.x +c3
+ c1.x3 +c2.x2 +c3.x +c4
R B =
5
4
3
2
1
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6 2
Boundry Conditions
Sh Force = R A V(L) 3 = R B= ###
BM = 0 V(L) 2 = 0
Tangent = 0 V(L) 1 = infinite
Deflection V(0) = 0 V(L) =
From eq'n 5
V(0) = 0 C4 = 0
From eq'n 4
= 0 C3 = 0
From eq'n 3
= 0
=
=
Form Equation 2
= R B = 30,116.73 Kg
= 295,445.14 N
=
2.10E+11 Pa (N/m2)
V(0) 3
V(0) 2
V(0) 1
d B
V(0) 1
V(L) 2
EI V(L) 2 c1.L +c2
c2 - c1.L
V(L) 3
EI V(L) 3 + c1
5
7
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Moment of Inertia of the Flange =
= 1971875
For two flanges = 3943750
Moment of Inertia of web and Plates =
= 1143333.33333333
For three webs = 3430000
Total Moment of inertia of Lifting I beam = 7373750
= 0.00000737375
c1 = 295,445.14
From 7 c2 = - c1.L
c2 = -886335.4314
Sh Force = + c1 = 295,445.14
BM = 295,445.14 .x -886,335.43
Tangent = + c1.x2 +c2.x +c32
Deflection EI V(x) = 147,723 .x3 -886,335.43 .x2
Table 1 Deflection Parameter Table
(75 x 53 )/12 + (75 x 5) x 72.5
5 x 1403 / 12
mm 4
m 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2
EI V(x) 1
Neutral Axis
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X from end Deflection mm SF / N BM
0 0.00 m 0.00 295,445 886,335 0.04 Safe1 0.08 m -0.65 295,445 864,177 0.04 Safe2 0.15 m -2.57 295,445 842,019 0.04 Safe3 0.22 m -5.71 295,445 819,860 0.04 Safe4 0.30 m -10.02 295,445 797,702 0.04 Safe5 0.38 m -15.45 295,445 775,544 0.04 Safe6 0.45 m -21.95 295,445 753,385 0.05 Safe7 0.52 m -29.48 295,445 731,227 0.05 Safe8 0.60 m -37.97 295,445 709,068 0.05 Safe9 0.68 m -47.39 295,445 686,910 0.05 Safe
10 0.75 m -57.69 295,445 664,752 0.05 Safe11 0.83 m -68.80 295,445 642,593 0.05 Safe12 0.90 m -80.69 295,445 620,435 0.05 Safe13 0.98 m -93.31 295,445 598,276 0.06 Safe14 1.05 m -106.60 295,445 576,118 0.06 Safe15 1.13 m -120.52 295,445 553,960 0.06 Safe16 1.20 m -135.02 295,445 531,801 0.06 Safe17 1.28 m -150.04 295,445 509,643 0.07 Safe18 1.35 m -165.54 295,445 487,484 0.07 Safe19 1.42 m -181.47 295,445 465,326 0.07 Safe20 1.50 m -197.78 295,445 443,168 0.08 Safe21 1.58 m -214.42 295,445 421,009 0.08 Safe22 1.65 m -231.33 295,445 398,851 0.09 Safe23 1.72 m -248.48 295,445 376,693 0.09 Safe24 1.80 m -265.81 295,445 354,534 0.10 Safe25 1.88 m -283.28 295,445 332,376 0.10 Safe26 1.95 m -300.82 295,445 310,217 0.11 Safe27 2.03 m -318.40 295,445 288,059 0.12 Safe28 2.10 m -335.96 295,445 265,901 0.13 Safe29 2.18 m -353.45 295,445 243,742 0.14 Safe30 2.25 m -370.83 295,445 221,584 0.15 Safe31 2.33 m -388.05 295,445 199,425 0.17 Safe32 2.40 m -405.05 295,445 177,267 0.19 Safe33 2.47 m -421.79 295,445 155,109 0.22 Safe34 2.55 m -438.21 295,445 132,950 0.26 Safe35 2.63 m -454.27 295,445 110,792 0.31 Safe36 2.70 m -469.92 295,445 88,634 0.38 Safe37 2.78 m -485.11 295,445 66,475 0.51 Safe38 2.85 m -499.78 295,445 44,317 0.77 Safe39 2.93 m -513.90 295,445 22,158 1.53 Safe40 3.00 m -527.41 295,445 0 10,000.00 Safe
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Fig 3.2.3 Deflection Diagram
Fig 3.2.4 Bending moment Diagram
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
350,000
Shear Force Diagram /( N )
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041
0100,000200,000300,000400,000500,000600,000700,000800,000900,000
1,000,000
Bending Moment Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041
-600.00
-500.00
-400.00
-300.00
-200.00
-100.00
0.00
Deflection /(mm)
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Fig 3.2.5 Shear Force Diagram
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
350,000
Shear Force Diagram /( N )
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Max 0.00Min -527.41
Amax 527.408 mm 6.00
5
2
1
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5 5.09E-066 5.98E-067 6.84E-068 7.66E-06
5
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H
W
t w
t f
t w
Neutral Axis
Neutral Axis
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1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
350,000
Shear Force Diagram /( N )
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041
0100,000200,000300,000400,000500,000600,000700,000800,000900,000
1,000,000
Bending Moment Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041
-600.00
-500.00
-400.00
-300.00
-200.00
-100.00
0.00
Deflection /(mm)
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1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
350,000
Shear Force Diagram /( N )
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StressComponet Material Type Yield(N/mm2) UTenStr Tensile Shear Bending
Twr Pipes st 52 335 523Stiffner 1020 C Steel 200 380Flat IronPivot Shaft
GuyArm SHS 4'x4'x 6Brackets
Guy Stuff Turn BuckleShaclesGassete Plates
Twr Lock Lock PinVerti Screw
Material ?
(MPa) ? (MPa) ? Yield strength Ultimate strength
first carbon nanotube ropes ? 3,600Structural steel ASTM A36 ste 250 400Steel, API 5L X65 (Fikret Mert 448 531Steel, high strength alloy AS 690 760Steel, prestressing strands 1,650 1,860[citation needed] Steel Wire Steel (AISI 1,060 0.6% carbon2,200-2,482[1] High density polyethylene (H 26-33 37Polypropylene Dec-43 19.7-80 Stainless steel AISI 302 - Cold 520 860Cast iron 4.5% C, ASTM A-48 130 200Titanium alloy (6% Al, 4% V) 830 900Aluminium alloy 2014-T6[citat 400 455Copper 99.9% Cu 70 220Cupronickel 10% Ni, 1.6% Fe, 130 350Brass 200+ 550Tungsten 1,510Glass 50 (in compression) E-Glass N/A 3,450S-Glass N/A 4,710
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Basalt fiber N/A 4,840Marble N/A 15Concrete N/A 3Carbon Fiber N/A 5,650Human hair 380Spider silk (See note below) 1,000Silkworm silk 500 Aramid (Kevlar or Twaron) 3,620 UHMWPE 23 46UHMWPE fibers[2][3] (Dyneema or Spectra) 2,300-3,500 Vectran 2,850-3,340 Polybenzoxazole (Zylon) 5,800Pine Wood (parallel to grain) 40Bone (limb) 104-121 130Nylon, type 6/6 45 75Rubber - 15Boron N/A 3,100Silicon, monocrystalline (m-Si)N/A 7,000Silicon carbide (SiC) N/A 3,440Sapphire (Al2O3) N/A 1,900Carbon nanotube (see note beN/A 62,000Carbon nanotube composites N/A 1,200[4]
Properties of Steel % % H_bUNS Number Processing MYield Strengt Tensile St Elongation Reduction Brinell HardnessG10100 Hot Rolled 179 324 28 50 95G10100 Cold Drawn 303 365 20 40 105G10150 Hot Rolled 186 345 28 50 101G10150 Cold Drawn 324 386 18 40 111G10180 Hot Rolled 220 400 25 50 116G10180 Cold Drawn 372 441 15 40 126G10350 Hot Rolled 269 496 18 40 143G10350 Cold Drawn 462 551 12 35 163G10350 Drawn 800 F 558 758 18 51 220G10350 Drawn 1000 496 710 23 59 201G10350 Drawn 1200 427 627 27 66 180G10400 Hot Rolled 289 524 18 40 149G10400 Cold Drawn 489 586 12 35 170G10400 Drawn 1000 593 779 23 62 235G10500 Hot Rolled 338 620 15 35 179G10500 Cold Drawn 579 689 10 30 197G10500 Drawn 600 F 1240 1516 10 30 450G10500 Drawn 900 F 896 1068 18 55 310G10500 Drawn 1200 551 723 28 65 210G15216 Hot Rolled, 558 689 25 57 192G41300 Hot Rolled, 413 620 30 45 183G41300 Cold Drawn, 599 675 21 52 201G41300 Drawn 1000 916 1006 17 60 293G41400 Hot Rolled, 434 620 27 58 187G41400 Cold Drawn, 620 703 18 50 223G41400 Drawn 1000 903 1054 16 45 302G43400 Hot Rolled, 475 696 21 45 207G43400 Cold Drawn, 682 765 16 42 223
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G43400 Drawn 600 F 1612 1791 12 43 498G43400 Drawn 1000 1116 1254 15 40 363G46200 Case Harden 613 827 22 55 248G46200 Drawn 800 F 648 896 23 66 256G61500 Hot Rolled, 400 627 22 53 183G61500 Drawn 1000 909 1068 15 44 302G87400 Hot Rolled, 441 655 25 55 190G87400 Cold Drawn, 661 737 17 48 223G87400 Drawn 1000 889 1047 15 44 302G92550 Hot Rolled, 537 792 22 45 223G92550 Drawn 1000 1102 1240 15 32 352
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Buckling Modulus E Density Manuf Safty Lim210x 1000 N/mm2
(g/cm³) ?Density
1.37.87.87.87.87.87.8
0.950.918.19
4.51
2.78.928.94
5.319.25
2.532.572.48
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2.7
1.75
1.440.970.97
1.61.15
2.462.33
3.9-4.1
1.34N/A
Brinell Hardness
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BS 8100- Part 4
Mean Site Wind SpeedV s = V s x S b x S d x S c
Where
3 sec Gust wind speed = 50.00 m/s For Zone 1 180 Kmph
Relative Hourly Mean Wind speed
V b = 26.25 m/s
S a = Altitude factor
is 100m
S a = 1.1
S d = Direction factorCl 3.1.5 : S d
= 1.0S s = Seasonal factor
Cl 3.1.6 & Annex E : S s= 1.0
V s = 28.875 m/s
V z =
S 0 = Terrain Factor
Country Terrain; S 0 = S c (1 + S h)
Where S c : Fetch Factor =1.3S h : Topography Factor = 0.6 (Cl 3.2.4 & Annex H)
S 0 = 2.08
g n = 1.2
V z = 28.875 x 2.08 x 1.2
= 72.07 m/s
Cl 3.1.4 : S a = 1 + 0.001 DWhen D
V s x S o x g n
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Wind Pressure
=
= 3065 N/m2= 3.06 kN/m2
For Servisibility Condition
V k = V b x Sa x So= 26.25 x 1.1 x 2.08
60.06 m/s
W k operational
=
2128 N/m2= 2.128 kN/m2
= 0.6
For Power cables W k KN/m2 Force /kN/m
Dia(m) No. PerationSurvivalOperati SurvivalOption1 0.6 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.060 2.128 3.065 0.128 0.184Option2 2.0 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.200 2.128 3.065 0.426 0.613
0.59 x V z 2
0.59 x 40.04 2
R AW = C N K A A A Sin 2 q
C N
C N K A A A R AW
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ANTENNA ANCILLARIES
MW Dishes
Antenne Force/Antennae kN
At height/( Nos Dia Wt Dead(k OperationaSurevivArea (m Operatio Survival26 1.0 1.2 180 1.765 2.128 3.065 1.131 1.0 1.2617 1.4269 1.822 2.624
= 1.18
= 1.0
Cellular Antennas ( GSM )
At Height Nos Size Wt Dead Antenne Force/Antenne kN
(m) B x H (Kg) (kN) OperationaSurevivArea/(m2) Operatio Surevival30 3.0 0.27 x 2.90 18.5 0.181 2.128 3.065 0.783 1 1.18 0.9239 5.90 8.49
R AW = C A K A A A
Wk kN/m2
K A C A R AW
R AW = C A K A A A
C A
K A
Wk kN/m2 K A C A
R AW
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Structural componentsAnciliary Components Width Height Solidity Drag Operati Force
( Data Cable ) (m) (m) Ratio Coeff Wk Pipes Cables WF
b h y kN/m2 kN kN kNStructural Pipe/Rod Length Area Dia No Length Area
No Dia. (m) (m2) (m) (m)Section-01 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267(Above32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0344 0.2840 0.4000 0.3030 1.4000 1.0 0.0482 3.065 0.1477 0.0000 0.1477
Section-01 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.0400(Bellow32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0344 0.0400 0.2840 0.4000 0.6551 1.4000 1.0 0.0482 3.065 0.1477 0.1277 0.3265
Section-02 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.4260 0.0102
0.0369 0.0400 0.4030 0.4000 0.4773 1.1900 1.0 0.0440 3.065 0.13473 0.1277 0.2867
Section-03 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0160 0.5410 0.0173
0.0560 0.0400 0.5490 0.4000 0.4369 1.1400 1.0 0.0638 3.065 0.19548 0.1277 0.3411
Section-04 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0160 0.6760 0.0216
0.0603 0.0400 0.6930 0.4000 0.3617 1.1000 1.0 0.0663 3.065 0.20319 0.1277 0.3437
Section-05 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0160 0.8320 0.0266
0.0653 0.0400 0.8380 0.4000 0.3140 1.1000 1.0 0.0718 3.065 0.22001 0.1277 0.3605
K q R M
A S A A C NC
m2
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BS 8100- Part 4
Mean Site Wind Speed
V s = V s x S b x S d x S c
Where
3 sec Gust wind speed = 50.00 m/s For Zone 1 180 Kmph
Relative Hourly Mean Wind speed Wind factor
V b = 33.00 m/s 1.3
S a = Altitude factor
is 100m
S a = 1.1
S d = Direction factorCl 3.1.5 : S d
= 1.0S s = Seasonal factor
Cl 3.1.6 & Annex E : S s= 1.0
V s = 36.3 m/s
V z =
S 0 = Terrain Factor
Country Terrain; S 0 = S c (1 + S h)
Where S c : Fetch Factor = 1.3S h : Topography Factor = 0.6 (Cl 3.2.4 & Annex H)
S 0 = 2.08
g n = 1.2
V z = 36.3 x 2.08 x 1.2
= 90.60 m/s
Cl 3.1.4 : S a = 1 + 0.001 D
When D
V s x S o x g n
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Wind Pressure
=
= 4843 N/m2= 4.84 kN/m2
For Servisibility Condition
V k = V b x Sa x So= 33 x 1.1 x 2.08
75.50 m/s
W k operational
=
= 3364 N/m2
= 3.364 kN/m2
0.59 x V z 2
0.59 x 40.04 2
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= 0.6
For Power cables W k KN/m2 Force /kN/m
Dia(m) No. PerationSurvivalOperati SurvivalOption1 0.6 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.060 3.364 4.843 0.202 0.291Option2 2.0 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.200 3.364 4.843 0.673 0.969
R AW = C N K A A A Sin 2 q
C N
C N K A A A R AW
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ANTENNA ANCILLARIES
MW Dishes
Antenne Force/Antennae kN
At height/( Nos Dia Wt Dead(k OperationaSurevivArea (m Operatio Survival36.00 2.0 1.2 180 1.765 3.364 4.843 1.131 1.0 1.2617 1.4269 5.759 8.294
R AW = C A K A A A
Wk kN/m2
K A C A R AW
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= 1.18
= 1.0
Cellular Antennas ( GSM )
At Height Nos Size Wt Dead Antenne Force/Antenne kN
(m) B x H (Kg) (kN) OperationaSurevivArea/(m2) Operatio Surevival37.50 6.0 0.27 x 2.90 18.5 0.181 3.364 4.843 0.3915 1 1.18 0.4620 9.32 13.43
R AW = C A K A A A
C A
K A
Wk kN/m2 K A C A
R AW
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Structural componentsAnciliary Components Width Height Solidity Drag
( Data Cable ) (m) (m) Ratio Coeff
b h y Structural Pipe/Rod Length Area Dia No Length Area
No Dia. (m) (m2) (m) (m)Section-01 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386(Above32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0463 0.2840 0.4000 0.4080 1.4000 1.0
Section-01 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.0400(Bellow32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0463 0.0400 0.2840 0.4000 0.7601 1.4000 1.0
Section-02 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.4260 0.0102
0.0489 0.0400 0.4030 0.4000 0.5513 1.1900 1.0
Section-03 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0160 0.5410 0.0173
0.0560 0.0400 0.5490 0.4000 0.4369 1.1400 1.0
Section-04 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0160 0.6760 0.0216
K q
A S A A C NC
m2
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0.0603 0.0400 0.6930 0.4000 0.3617 1.1000 1.0
Section-05 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0160 0.8320 0.0266
0.0653 0.0400 0.8380 0.4000 0.3140 1.1000 1.0
Zone 1 With 6.0 GSM & 2.0 MW Dishes
OVER TURNING STABILITY CALCULATION
Figure 8.2.2 : Checking the side most likely to fail
YTWR
X Platform
YC
G
Rs pm
l
Stability Circle
b
f
LF Cos 60
YPlatfor
m
m
q Guyo
AA
C
B
LF
LF Sin 60
f
Y=0 Line
d
km
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Center of Gravity Without Concrete
Weight Force Y Tr M (J)Tower+Head 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Fram 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Front Pol 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+042 Rear Poly 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00Base Struc 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Acces 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00Resultant W 5443 Kg 53,391 0.790 4.22 E+04
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Center of Gravity of the system with ConcreteWeight Force Y Tr M (J)
Tower+Head 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Fram 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Rear Poly 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00
2 Nos Concrete @ 7000 Kg 68,670 6.000 4.12 E+052 Nos Concrete @ 9200 Kg 90,252 0.000 0.00 E+002 Nos Concrete @ 7600 Kg 74,556 -3.000 -2.24 E+05
2 Front Pol 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+04Base Struc 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Acces 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00
Resultant W 29243 Kg 286,869 0.804 2.31 E+05
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Turning Moment = WF Per Segment x No of Segments x Elevation
Total Wind Turning = 1705.52 KNm
Total Wt of the Sys = 287 KN
Leverage Required = Total Wind Turning Moment / Total Wt of the System
5.95 m
Y Platform = 6.5X Platform = 2.3
= 0.804 (Center of gravity of system with concrete Blocks)
L = 6 (Length of Guy Arm)
= Tan -1{ ( L x Sin 60) / (Y platform + Lx Cos60)}
Tan = 5.209.50
= 28.68 Degrees
= Tan -1{ ( X Platform) / (Y platform - Y CG)}
Tan = 2.304.20
= 28.71 Degrees
Y CG
d
f
f
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= X Platform / Sin
= 4.79
= Sin
Comparisan to select the side Most likely to fail
Side Leverage = Sin
4.03 Failure 0.68
A legs leverage = (Y platform - Y CG)
5.70 Failure 0.96
C legs leverage = (Y CG + L x Cos 60)
= 3.80 Failure 0.64
Radius of Stability Circle = 5.95
f
km
+ f d
km
+ f d
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Concrete Blocks RequiredW 53.391 KN
0.790 m
72 KN 224 KN 186 KN
Taking Moments about A
Over turning momen= 186 x 9
= 1674 KNm
Moment of self Weig=
= 278.15
Resultant Moment = Over turning moment - Moment of self Weight
= 1395.85
Required Weight = Resultant Moment / ( 6 + 3)
= 155.09 Nm
Taking momOver Turning Mome Moment of Self WtResultant MomeRequire @KNm KNm KNm KN
about A 1674 278.15 1395.85 155.09 C
about C 648 202.37 445.63 49.51 A
Y CG
W x ( 6 - Y CG )
B
C6m 3m
A
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1 1 2
Kgs 3500 1.4 Over Lap Kg 1.40 1.40
A 3500 3500 4600 A (Near Goose Neck Kg 3500 2600
B 4600 4600 3800 A Kg 3500 2600
C Arm 3800 3800 0.68 Side B ( Under Twr) Kg 4600 3300
0.96 Goose B Kg 4600 3300
0.64 Legs C (Arm 1) Kg 3800 2800
23800 C (Arm 2) Kg 3800 2800
23800 17400
Center of Gravity 0.804 1
Zone 1
Velocity 180 KPH
Section 1 0.0483 mm Perational Survival
Section 2 0.0483 mm V b V s
Section 3 0.0483 mm 33.00Section 4 0.0483 mm 1.1Section 5 0.0483 mm 1MW 2.0 Nos 36.3GSM 6.0 Nos 1.3 1.3A 3500 Kg 0.6 0.6A 3500 Kg 1B 4600 KgB 4600 Kg 2.08 2.08C (Arm 1) 3800 Kg 0 1.2C (Arm 2) 3800 Kg V k = V b x Sa x 75.504 90.60
23.8 TonGSM Ant 37.50 m 3363.50 4843.451.2 MW 36.00 m 3.364 4.843Section 32.65 m RatioSection 32.65 m Survival 1.440Section 25.55 mSection 18.45 mSection 11.35 mSection 4.25 m
GSM Ant13.425 kN1.2 MW 8.294 kNSection 0.558 kNSection 9.534 kNSection 9.262 kNSection 9.567 kNSection 9.640 kNSection 12.106 kN
Pipe
Anten
ne
Conre
te
Height
Wind
For
ce
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Operatio ForceWk Pipes Cables WF
kN/m2 kN kN kN
0.0649 4.843 0.3143 0.0000 0.3143
0.0649 4.843 0.3143 0.2018 0.5968
0.0581 4.843 0.2816 0.2018 0.5218
0.0638 4.843 0.3089 0.2018 0.5390
R M
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0.0663 4.843 0.3211 0.2018 0.5431
0.0718 4.843 0.3477 0.2018 0.5697
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### over lap 3
###
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1.5x.6 3240 64801x1 2400 48001.5 x .3 1620 3240
Z
Rear A 5500
0Front B 16000
3500 Kg3500 Kg4600 Kg4600 Kg3800 Kg3800 Kg
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3
1.40
1200
1200 Wind Force effect1200 Descript Area Repetiti1200 of Segments1200 Operationl GSM Anten 0.675 m2 1
1200 Zone Post DesasNeutral Str In Sri Lank 1.2 MW Dis 1.131 m2 1
7200 1 120 110 180 Section 1 0.014 m2 2
2 105 95 160 Section 1.2 0.020 m2 16
3 85 75 120 Section 2 0.037 m2 18
Section 3 0.052 m2 18
Section 4 0.055 m2 18
Section 5 0.059 m2 21
S a Altitude FactorS sV s x S b x S d x S cS cS hS d
S 0 = S c (1 + S h)Gamma Partial SF
N/m2 W k Wind PressurekN/m2
V z = V s x S o x g n
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Cable sA with shy A no shy
0.0000 0.0000
0.0386 0.0560
Prof Has Considered 16mm Rods
0.0249 0.0476
0.0193 0.0456
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0.0156 0.0440
0.0136 0.0440
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SurvivalWF per seg ElevationWF n Seg Turning Moment
KN m KN KNm13.4252 37.50 13.425 503.44 8.494742
8.2936 36.00 8.294 298.57 5.247771
0.3143 32.65 0.558 18.21 1.367034
0.5968 32.65 9.534 311.27 2.596099
0.5218 25.55 9.262 236.64 4.539735
0.5390 18.45 9.567 176.52 4.68949
0.5431 11.35 9.640 109.42 4.725192
0.5697 4.25 12.106 51.45 7.660181
1705.52
KmPH
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= 4.200 x 3.200= 1,928.93
Wind Force Truning Moment = 685712.72 J
Gap between beams = 0.8 m
Force on beam for the criticle case = 857140.89 N
= 87.374199 Ton
Total weight = 24,761 Kg 87.374 Ton
Load on One Beam = 43.687 Ton
Number of points the beam is Suppoted from bottom = 2
Load on Beam 43.7 Ton
Gravitational Acc 9.812 m/s2
Analysis for Bending failure
Section Moduli 310 N/mm2 3 E+08 PaSteel Density 7,900.00 Kg/m3
Considering the critical situation arisen while lifting from lifting hooks
Length L 6.000 m Thickness t 2t
0.0120 0.0240
0.0120
Unit length Weight 51.0 Kg/mBeam weight 306.0 Kg
Fig 3.2.6 I beam Cross section
t f
t w
H
W
t w
t f
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Fig 3.2.7 Free body Diagram I Beam
Shearing stress 300 N/mm2X sec Area 0.0069 m3Allowed Max S Force 2.074 E+06 N
UDL of dead load On One Beam Total weight = 3,265 Kg
On one Beam = 1,633 KgNo of Segments = 40
Linear weight IntensityPer Segment = 40.81 Kgs/m
Table 3.2.4.2 Beam Property input tableMoment of Inertia of the beam Section
X from end Seg Wt/ (Kg) XsecArea H W MI Web MI Fla0 0.00 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-051 0.15 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-052 0.30 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-053 0.45 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-054 0.60 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-055 0.75 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-056 0.90 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-057 1.05 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-058 1.20 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-059 1.35 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-05
10 1.50 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0511 1.65 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0512 1.80 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0513 1.95 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0514 2.10 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0515 2.25 m 31.00 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0516 2.40 m 31.00 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0517 2.55 m 31.00 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0518 2.70 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0519 2.85 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0520 3.00 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0521 3.15 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0522 3.30 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-05
Ad2 I Comp/m4
x
R1 R 2
R 3
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23 3.45 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0524 3.60 m 1389.29 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0525 3.75 m 31.00 0.01171 0.200 0.400 5.45 E-06 5.76 E-08 4.24 E-05 9.04 E-0526 3.90 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0527 4.05 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0528 4.20 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0529 4.35 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0530 4.50 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0531 4.65 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0532 4.80 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0533 4.95 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0534 5.10 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0535 5.25 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0536 5.40 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0537 5.55 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0538 5.70 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0539 5.85 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-0540 6.00 m 31.00 0.00691 0.200 0.200 5.45 E-06 2.88 E-08 2.12 E-05 4.79 E-05
10748.00 Max 0.200
Table 3.2.4.3 Bending moment at diastance x x Mx BM Allowed S Factor
0.00 m 00.00 m -9,056 148,559 16.40 Safe0.15 m -18,007 148,559 8.25 Safe0.30 m -26,851 148,559 5.53 Safe0.45 m -35,591 148,559 4.17 Safe0.60 m -44,224 148,559 3.36 Safe0.75 m -52,752 148,559 2.82 Safe0.90 m -61,174 148,559 2.43 Safe1.05 m -69,490 148,559 2.14 Safe1.20 m -77,701 148,559 1.91 Safe1.35 m -85,806 148,559 1.73 Safe1.50 m -93,806 148,559 1.58 Safe1.65 m -101,699 148,559 1.46 Safe1.80 m -109,487 148,559 1.36 Safe1.95 m -117,170 148,559 1.27 Safe2.10 m -124,747 148,559 1.19 Safe2.25 m -132,218 280,217 2.12 Safe Dis 0.602.40 m -139,583 280,217 2.01 Safe2.55 m -146,843 280,217 1.91 Safe2.70 m -151,998 280,217 1.84 Safe2.85 m -155,049 280,217 1.81 Safe3.00 m -155,995 280,217 1.80 Safe3.15 m -154,838 280,217 1.81 Safe3.30 m -151,575 280,217 1.85 Safe3.45 m -146,209 280,217 1.92 Safe3.60 m -138,738 280,217 2.02 Safe3.75 m -131,161 280,217 2.14 Safe3.90 m -123,478 148,559 1.20 Safe4.05 m -115,690 148,559 1.28 Safe4.20 m -107,797 148,559 1.38 Safe
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4.35 m -99,797 148,559 1.49 Safe4.50 m -91,692 148,559 1.62 Safe4.65 m -83,481 148,559 1.78 Safe4.80 m -75,165 148,559 1.98 Safe4.95 m -66,743 148,559 2.23 Safe5.10 m -58,215 148,559 2.55 Safe5.25 m -49,582 148,559 3.00 Safe5.40 m -40,842 148,559 3.64 Safe5.55 m -31,998 148,559 4.64 Safe5.70 m -23,047 148,559 6.45 Safe5.85 m -13,991 148,559 100000.00 Safe6.00 m 0 148,559
Fig 3.2.9 Bending moment diagram
Table 3.2.4.4 Shear Force at diastance x x SF SF Allowed S Factor
0.00 m -60,374 2,073,600 10000.00 Safe0.15 m -59,670 2,073,600 34.75 Safe0.30 m -58,965 2,073,600 35.17 Safe0.45 m -58,261 2,073,600 35.59 Safe0.60 m -57,556 2,073,600 36.03 Safe0.75 m -56,852 2,073,600 36.47 Safe0.90 m -56,147 2,073,600 36.93 Safe1.05 m -55,443 2,073,600 37.40 Safe1.20 m -54,738 2,073,600 37.88 Safe1.35 m -54,034 2,073,600 38.38 Safe1.50 m -53,329 2,073,600 38.88 Safe1.65 m -52,625 2,073,600 39.40 Safe1.80 m -51,920 2,073,600 39.94 Safe1.95 m -51,216 2,073,600 40.49 Safe2.10 m -50,511 2,073,600 41.05 Safe2.25 m -49,807 2,073,600 41.63 Safe2.40 m -49,102 2,073,600 42.23 Safe2.55 m -48,398 2,073,600 42.84 Safe2.70 m -34,369 2,073,600 60.33 Safe2.85 m -20,339 2,073,600 101.95 Safe3.00 m -6,310 2,073,600 10000.00 Safe3.15 m 7,719 2,073,600 268.63 Safe3.30 m 21,748 2,073,600 95.34 Safe3.45 m 35,778 2,073,600 57.96 Safe3.60 m 49,807 2,073,600 41.63 Safe3.75 m 50,511 2,073,600 41.05 Safe3.90 m 51,216 2,073,600 40.49 Safe4.05 m 51,920 2,073,600 39.94 Safe4.20 m 52,625 2,073,600 39.40 Safe
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142
-200000
-150000
-100000
-50000
0
Mx
Mx
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4.35 m 53,329 2,073,600 38.88 Safe4.50 m 54,034 2,073,600 38.38 Safe4.65 m 54,738 2,073,600 37.88 Safe4.80 m 55,443 2,073,600 37.40 Safe4.95 m 56,147 2,073,600 36.93 Safe5.10 m 56,852 2,073,600 36.47 Safe5.25 m 57,556 2,073,600 36.03 Safe5.40 m 58,261 2,073,600 35.59 Safe5.55 m 58,965 2,073,600 35.17 Safe5.70 m 59,670 2,073,600 34.75 Safe5.85 m 60,374 2,073,600 34.35 Safe6.00 m 0 2,073,600 10000.00 Safe
Fig 3.2.10 Shear Force diagramTable 3.2.4.5. Deflection at diastance x
x Deflection(mm)Allowed Def S Factor0.45 m -0.05 12.00 10000.00 Safe0.60 m -0.19 12.00 63.10 Safe0.75 m -0.38 12.00 31.69 Safe0.90 m -0.56 12.00 21.24 Safe1.05 m -0.75 12.00 16.02 Safe1.20 m -0.93 12.00 12.89 Safe1.35 m -1.11 12.00 10.81 Safe1.50 m -1.29 12.00 9.32 Safe1.65 m -1.46 12.00 8.20 Safe1.80 m -1.64 12.00 7.34 Safe 800 mm1.95 m -1.81 12.00 6.64 Safe2.10 m -1.98 12.00 6.08 Safe2.25 m -2.14 12.00 5.60 Safe 3.274 mm Max Deflection2.40 m -2.31 12.00 5.21 Safe2.55 m -2.47 12.00 4.86 Safe2.70 m -2.63 12.00 4.57 Safe 0.00818613762.85 m -2.78 12.00 4.31 Safe3.00 m -2.94 12.00 4.08 Safe 0.4690206592 Degrees Tower tilt3.15 m -3.08 12.00 3.89 Safe3.30 m -3.19 12.00 3.76 Safe3.45 m -3.25 12.00 10000.00 Safe3.60 m -3.27 12.00 3.66 Safe3.75 m -3.25 12.00 3.69 Safe3.90 m -3.18 12.00 3.77 Safe4.05 m -3.07 12.00 3.91 Safe4.20 m -2.92 12.00 4.11 Safe4.35 m -2.76 12.00 4.34 Safe4.50 m -2.60 12.00 4.62 Safe
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
-80,000-60,000-40,000-20,000
020,00040,00060,00080,000
SF
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4.65 m -2.44 12.00 4.93 Safe4.80 m -2.27 12.00 5.29 Safe4.95 m -2.10 12.00 5.71 Safe5.10 m -1.93 12.00 6.22 Safe5.25 m -1.76 12.00 6.83 Safe5.40 m -1.58 12.00 7.58 Safe5.55 m -1.41 12.00 8.54 Safe5.70 m -1.23 12.00 9.79 Safe5.85 m -1.04 12.00 11.50 Safe6.00 m -0.86 12.00 13.96 Safe0.00 m -0.67 12.00 17.82 Safe0.00 m -0.48 12.00 24.75 Safe0.00 m -0.27 12.00 10000.00 Safe
Fig 3.2.11 Deflection diagram
Reaction Force 40,719.24
Segment Size dx 0.150 m
Table 3.2.4.6. Dummy Tables Used to derive parameters
X n X Seg Wt(Kg/m) UDL Forces R force Resultant Shear Force0.0000
X 1 0.0750 0.000 72 Kg 704.49 -61,078.85 -60,374.36 -60,374.36X 2 0.2250 0.150 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -59,669.87X 3 0.3750 0.300 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -58,965.38X 4 0.5250 0.450 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -58,260.88X 5 0.6750 0.600 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -57,556.39X 6 0.8250 0.750 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -56,851.90X 7 0.9750 0.900 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -56,147.40X 8 1.1250 1.050 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -55,442.91X 9 1.2750 1.200 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -54,738.42
X 10 1.4250 1.350 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -54,033.93X 11 1.5750 1.500 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -53,329.43X 12 1.7250 1.650 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -52,624.94X 13 1.8750 1.800 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -51,920.45X 14 2.0250 1.950 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -51,215.95X 15 2.1750 2.100 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -50,511.46X 16 2.3250 2.250 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -49,806.97X 17 2.4750 2.400 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -49,102.47X 18 2.6250 2.550 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 -48,397.98X 19 2.7750 2.700 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 14,029.28 -34,368.70X 20 2.9250 2.850 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 14,029.28 -20,339.42X 21 3.0750 3.000 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 0.00 14,029.28 -6,310.15
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
-3.50 mm
-3.00 mm
-2.50 mm
-2.00 mm
-1.50 mm
-1.00 mm
-0.50 mm
0.00 mm
V/EI / (mm)
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X 22 3.2250 3.150 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 0.00 14,029.28 7,719.13X 23 3.3750 3.300 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 14,029.28 21,748.41X 24 3.5250 3.450 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 14,029.28 35,777.69X 25 3.6750 3.600 1,430 Kg 14,029.28 14,029.28 49,806.97X 26 3.8250 3.750 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 50,511.46X 27 3.9750 3.900 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 51,215.95X 28 4.1250 4.050 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 51,920.45X 29 4.2750 4.200 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 52,624.94X 30 4.4250 4.350 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 53,329.43X 31 4.5750 4.500 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 54,033.93X 32 4.7250 4.650 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 54,738.42X 33 4.8750 4.800 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 55,442.91X 34 5.0250 4.950 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 56,147.40X 35 5.1750 5.100 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 56,851.90X 36 5.3250 5.250 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 57,556.39X 37 5.4750 5.400 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 58,260.88X 38 5.6250 5.550 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 58,965.38X 39 5.7750 5.700 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 59,669.87X 40 5.9250 5.850 72 Kg 704.49 704.49 60,374.36
6.0000 6.000 72 Kg 704.49 -61,078.85 -60,374.36 0.0012,452 Kg 122,157.71 0.00
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3.9750 105.67 7,682.39 -123,478.46 -19,097.95 -2,777.67 -2.60 mm4.1250 105.67 7,788.07 -115,690.40 -17,937.66 -2,602.44 -2.44 mm4.2750 105.67 7,893.74 -107,796.65 -16,761.53 -2,424.83 -2.27 mm4.4250 105.67 7,999.41 -99,797.24 -15,569.54 -2,244.84 -2.10 mm4.5750 105.67 8,105.09 -91,692.15 -14,361.70 -2,062.48 -1.93 mm4.7250 105.67 8,210.76 -83,481.39 -13,138.02 -1,877.74 -1.76 mm4.8750 105.67 8,316.44 -75,164.95 -11,898.48 -1,690.62 -1.58 mm5.0250 105.67 8,422.11 -66,742.84 -10,643.08 -1,501.12 -1.41 mm5.1750 105.67 8,527.78 -58,215.06 -9,371.84 -1,309.24 -1.23 mm5.3250 105.67 8,633.46 -49,581.60 -8,084.75 -1,114.99 -1.04 mm5.4750 105.67 8,739.13 -40,842.47 -6,781.80 -918.36 -0.86 mm5.6250 105.67 8,844.81 -31,997.66 -5,463.01 -719.35 -0.67 mm5.7750 105.67 8,950.48 -23,047.18 -4,128.36 -517.97 -0.48 mm5.9250 105.67 9,056.15 -13,991.02 -2,777.87 -287.04 -0.27 mm6.0000 -9,056.15 0.00 0.00 -1,049.33 -78.70 -0.07 mm
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Web
1 m Wt I Comp TYPE Height Width thk Nos B H29.96 2.77 E+07 UB 200 150 6 1 6 18237.07 3.59 E+07 UB 200 200 6 1 6 18266.28 7.02 E+07 UB 215 205 10 1 10 18354.60 4.79 E+07 UB 200 200 12 1 12 176
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E = 210 2.1E+11
I = 5.09E-06 m4
E x I = 1068287.5
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Flange
d thk Nos B H d0 3.01 E+06 0.00 E+00 9 2 150 9 95.5 9.11 E+03 1.23 E+070 3.01 E+06 0.00 E+00 9 2 200 9 95.5 1.22 E+04 1.64 E+070 5.11 E+06 0.00 E+00 16 2 205 16 99.5 7.00 E+04 3.25 E+070 5.45 E+06 0.00 E+00 12 2 200 12 94 2.88 E+04 2.12 E+07
BH3/12 (BH)d2 BH3/12 (BH)d2
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 390
2
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12 #REF!
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1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 390
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ddf dfww qqq sfsdf 12 7
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d 6 87 9
d 7 8.5t qqq s 4 9
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IntroTABLE OF CONTENTS
0 Notations and Symbols…………………………… 00
1 ABSTRACT…………………………………………………… 00
2 INTRODUCTION…………………………………………… 00
3 ANTENNAE DETAILS…………………………………… 0Calculation for antennae suppo 0
4 DESIGN CONCEPT RELATED TO ENVIRON 00
5 STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION………………… 00
6 Tower Specifications………………………………… 00
7 Material Used for Tower Section………… 00
8 Wind Loads Analysis 00
9 Bending Strength Calculation 0Table 9.1. Wind Velocity Varia 0Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pip 0Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe 0Table 9.4. Section Wind force a 0Table 9.5. Data of Stiffener 0Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of 0Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Se 0Table9.8. Wind Force Effect on 0Table 9.9. Bending Moment Fai 0
10 Calculation for Buckling 0 Calculation for DeflectionCalculation for buckling failure………… 0Calculation for Lifting Cable strength 0Calculation for Deflection & Guy wire 0Guy wire Data……………………………………………….
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0Analysis For Guy wire behavior Under Loads 010.8 Bending failure of Guide Arms 0
11 Yielding Failure 0Yielding Failure in Compression……………… 0
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compres 00
12 Failure from the pivot……………………………… 0Analysis for Failure from the pivot 0Annex failure While lifting
13 Failure of Landing Leg Sand Shoe……… 00
14 STABILITY CALCULATION………………………… 0Load Details
Cabin Details 0Tower Frame Details 0Guide Arms 0Base Frame Details 0Concrete Block Details 0
Calculation 0Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclina 0Locating the center of Gravity 0
15 Length Parameters of Guide 016 Self Stabe Safety factor Calc 0
Tor bar Safty CalculationAnchored Hilty Calculation
17 Calculation for Dimensions of the Recta 018 Finalized Parameter Values relevent to tower Models a 019 CONCLUSIONS…………………………………………… 020 REFERENCES……………………………………………… 0
ANNEX: BENDING CALCULATION (EACH TOWER SEC 0A 1 Top Most Section 0A 2 2nd Section From Top 0A 3 3rd Section From Top 0A 4 4th Section From Top 0A 5 5th Section From Top 0
0#REF!
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Annex 1
Speciman Deflection Calculation for the bottom Most section
Checking for Deflection of tower Without Guy Wires
Analysis for bending of Cantilevered Beam.
Load at the Top of Bottom Section = #REF!
#REF!E = 210 Gpa
L = #REF!
I = #REF! m4
Fig 1 Tower section
Differential Equations
= q = 0
= V = + c1
EI V(x) 4
EI V(x) 3
R B =
3
2
1
d B
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=
=2
EI V(x) =6 2
Boundry Conditions
Sh Force = R A V(L) 3 = R B= #REF!
BM = 0 V(L) 2 = 0
Tangent = 0 V(L) 1 = infinite
Deflection V(0) = 0 V(L) =
From eq'n 5
V(0) = 0 C4 = 0
From eq'n 4
= 0 C3 = 0
From eq'n 3
= 0
=
=
Form Equation 2
= R B = #REF!
EI V(x) 2 c1.x + c2
EI V(x) 1 + c1.x2 +c2.x +c3
+ c1.x3 +c2.x2 +c3.x +c4
V(0) 3
V(0) 2
V(0) 1
d B
V(0) 1
V(L) 2
EI V(L) 2 c1.L +c2
c2 - c1.L
V(L) 3
5
4
3
7
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= #REF!
=
2.10E+11 Pa (N/m2)
Moment of Inertia of the Flange =
= 1971875
For two flanges = 3943750
Moment of Inertia of web and Plates =
= 1143333.33333333
For three webs = 3430000
Total Moment of inertia of Lifting I beam = 7373750
= 0.00000737375
c1 = #REF!
From 7 c2 = - c1.L
c2 = #REF!
Sh Force = + c1 = #REF!
BM = #REF! #REF!
EI V(L) 3 + c1
(75 x 53 )/12 + (75 x 5) x 72.5
5 x 1403 / 12
mm 4
m 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2
Neutral Axis
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Tangent = + c1.x2 +c2.x +c32
Deflection EI V(x) = #REF! #REF!
Table 1 Deflection Parameter Table
X from end Deflection mm0 0.00 m #REF!1 #REF! #REF!2 #REF! #REF!3 #REF! #REF!4 #REF! #REF!5 #REF! #REF!6 #REF! #REF!7 #REF! #REF!8 #REF! #REF!9 #REF! #REF!
10 #REF! #REF!11 #REF! #REF!12 #REF! #REF!13 #REF! #REF!14 #REF! #REF!15 #REF! #REF!16 #REF! #REF!17 #REF! #REF!18 #REF! #REF!19 #REF! #REF!20 #REF! #REF!21 #REF! #REF!22 #REF! #REF!23 #REF! #REF!24 #REF! #REF!25 #REF! #REF!26 #REF! #REF!27 #REF! #REF!28 #REF! #REF!29 #REF! #REF!30 #REF! #REF!31 #REF! #REF!32 #REF! #REF!33 #REF! #REF!34 #REF! #REF!35 #REF! #REF!36 #REF! #REF!37 #REF! #REF!38 #REF! #REF!39 #REF! #REF!40 #REF! #REF!
EI V(x) 1
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Fig 3.2.3 Deflection Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
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4 4 Pro INDEX 4.00
SEMI TRAILER SEMI TRAILER 5 SEMI TRAILER
Stable Stable Mobi 40 New Stable
1.213804125957 1.21380412595676 SEMI TRAILER 1.21
1.213804125957 1.21380412595676 15 m Tower 1.21
#REF! #REF! Pg 0 #REF!
Bearing SF Bearing SF OUTPUTS Bearing SF
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Custo req S factor 1.7 Custo req S factor
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INTRODUCTION 0 INTRODUCTION
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS 0DESIGN PHILOSOPHY RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS
STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION 0STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION
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Gsm Drag 0 Gsm Drag
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0.6MW Nos 2 0.6MW Nos
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Antennae Load 400 Antennae Load
0 0 Kg
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Platform Height 0.9 Platform Height
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Wt intensity 0 Wt intensity
1.2 0 1.20
2.5 0 2.50
5.41 1.7 5.41
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Shelter 0 Shelter
weight 0 weight
Height 0.00m Height
width 0.00m width
Length 3.50m Length
Y Shelter 3.00m Y Shelter
0 0.00m
0 0
SAND 0 SAND
Height 0 Height
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Breath 0.000m Breath
Volume 0.000m Volume
0 0.000m3
0 0
0 0
0 0
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0 0
Front Concrete 0 Front Concrete
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Xsec Size 1.5 Xsec Size
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Fr Nos 2.00 Fr Nos
0 0
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Height 0.50 Height
Fr Nos 2.00 Fr Nos
Rear Con Position 7 Rear Con Position
0 0.000m
Xsec Size 1 Xsec Size
Height 0.50 Height
Fr Nos 2.00 Fr Nos
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
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0 0
No of Cros I beams 3 No of Cros I beams
Side Beam Nos 2 Side Beam Nos
Main I beam Size 205x133 Main I beam Size
Cross I beam Size 205x133 Cross I beam Size
Side Beam Size 205x134 Side Beam Size
Side Beam Unit Wt 30 Side Beam Unit Wt
Side Beam type UB Side Beam type
FrCube 0.5 FrCube
Arm Cube 1.6 Arm Cube
No Fr Cubes 1 No Fr Cubes
No Arm Cubes 2 No Arm Cubes
0 Wt Details Descrip
Axels 0 Axels
Generator 0.00 Generator
Other 0Kg Other
Weight Details 0Kg Weight Details
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Base Descrip Trailer weight Base Descrip
Base Descrip Trailer weight Base Descrip
0 0
Truck 0 Truck
Skeltal 950Kg Skeltal
Tot Ch Weight 0Kg Tot Ch Weight
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Safe 0 Safe
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Y Twr & Head Load 0.500m Y Twr & Head Load
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Base Gr Centr 5.5 Base Gr Centr
Base Struc Wt 3045 Base Struc Wt
Wts Acc Stab 0 Wts Acc Stab
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Rear Arm 0 Rear Arm
Front Arm 0 Front Arm
Auto Create 0 Auto Create
Guy Wire Angle 0 Guy Wire Angle
Y platform 0 Y platform
Y F Pivot 0 Y F Pivot
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Y R Pivot 0 Y R Pivot
LoadGrCentr 0 LoadGrCentr
Weight Details 0 Weight Details
Concrete 0 Concrete
Truck 0 Truck
Skeltal 0 Skeltal
Tot Ch Weight 0 Tot Ch Weight
0 0
4.46609251670008 0 4.47
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
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b 0.00 b
Front Extension 6.00 Front Extension
a 120.00 a
Y platform 7 Y platform
X platform 1.15 X platform
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X F Pivot 1.15 X F Pivot
Y R Pivot frm Back 0.03 Y R Pivot frm Back
Y R Pivot 6.47 Y R Pivot
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0 0
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R 0 R
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Dia Of Anchor tor Bar 0 Dia Of Anchor tor Bar
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No of Anchor bars 16 No of Anchor bars
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Guy Diameter 0.008 Guy Diameter
Alloed Guy Tention 4.200m Alloed Guy Tention
0 0.0Ton
0 0
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0 0
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Presence 0 Presence
1 0 1.00
1 0 0.00
1 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
3 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
AntenaFrame 0 0.00
Top Most 0 0.00
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0 0 0.00
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0 0 6180.30
0 0 0.00
0 0 7.23
Percentage 0 0.00
5 0 e
0 0 0.02
0 0 0.02
0 0 0.02
0 0 0.02
0 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
0 0 0.07
0 0 0.00
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0 0 0.00
(L + e)2 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
(L + e)2 0 0.00
0 0 0.00
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0 0 0.00
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Pro INDEX
5
Mobi 40 New
SEMI TRAILER
15 m Tower
OUTPUTS
4
1.7
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0.6
6
2
1
0.163539967061511
6
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400
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1.4
1.4
1.4
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1.7
0.00508
0.00455
0.00455
0.00508
0.00508
0.00508
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
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0.075
0.0334
0.0334
0.0483
0.0483
0.0483
2.4
9.3
8.5
8.5
8.5
8.5
Section Gap
0.035
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0.035
0.0355
0.0345
0.035
0.789
0.035
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Guy Presence
1
1
1
1
4
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3.5
3
1.5
0.6
2
1
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0.5
2
6.85
1
0.5
2
2
3
2
205x133
205x133
205x134
30
UB
0.5
1.6
1
2
Wt Details Descrip
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Trailer weight
Trailer weight
950
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6
120
6.5
1.15
0.03
1.15
0.03
6.47
120
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0.34
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BS 8100- Part 4Mean Site Wind SpeedV s = V s x V b x S d x S c
Where
3 sec Gust wind speed = 50 m/s For Zone 3 180 Kmph
Relative Hourly Mean Wind speed
V b = 17.5 m/s
S a = Altitude factor
is 100m
S a = 1.1
S d = Direction factorCl 3.1.5 : S d
= 1.0S s = Seasonal factor
Cl 3.1.6 & Annex E : S s= 1.0
V s = 19.25 m/s
V z =
S 0 = Terrain Factor
Country Terrain; S 0 = S c (1 + S h)
Where S c : Fetch Factor = 1.3S h : Topography Factor = 0.6 (Cl 3.2.4 & Annex H)
S 0 = 2.08
g n = 1.2
V z = 19.25 2.08 1.2= 48.05 m/s
Wind Pressure
=
Cl 3.1.4 : S a = 1 + 0.001 DWhen D
V s x S o x g n
0.59 x V z 2
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= 1362.08 kN/m2
For Servisibility Condition
V k = V b x Sa x So= 17.5 x 1.1 x 2.08
40.04 m/s
30.5000 W k operational
=
= 0.946 kN/m2
= 0.6
W k KN/m2 Force /kN/m
Dia(m) No. Perational Survival OperationalSurvival
Option1 0.6 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.060 0.946 1.362 0.057 0.082
Option2 2.0 1.000 0.025 4 0.1 0.200 0.946 1.362 0.189 0.272
ANTENNA ANCILLARIES
Antenne Force/Antennae kN
At height/( Nos Dia Wt Dead(kN) Operational Surevival Area (m2) OperationalSurvival36 2.0 1.2 180 1.765 0.946 1.362 1.131 1.0 1.2617 1.135 1.94
= 1.18
= 1.0
0.59 x 40.04 2
R AW = C N K A A A Sin 2 q
C N
C N K A A A R AW
R AW = C A K A A A
Wk kN/m2
K A C A
R AW = C A K A A A
C A
K A
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Cellular Antennas
At Height Nos Size Wt Dead Antenne K A C A Force / Antenne kN(m) B x H (Kg) (kN) Operational Surevival Area/(m2) OperationalSurevival
40 6.0 0.27 x 2.90 18.5 0.181 0.946 1.362 0.783 1 1.18 0.87 1.26
Anciliary Components Width Height Solidity RaDrag Coeff
( Data Cable ) (m) (m) y
Structural Pipe/Rod Length Area Dia No Length Area
No Dia. (m) (m2) (m) (m)Section-01 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267(Above32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0344 0.2840 0.4000 0.3030 1.4000
Section-01 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.0400(Bellow32m 2.0 0.0120 0.3210 0.0077
0.0344 0.0400 0.2840 0.4000 0.6551 1.4000
Section-02 2.0 0.0334 0.4000 0.0267 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.4260 0.0102
0.0369 0.0400 0.4030 0.4000 0.4773 1.1900
Section-03 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.5410 0.0130
0.0516 0.0400 0.5490 0.4000 0.4172 1.1400
Section-04 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.6760 0.0162
0.0549 0.0400 0.6930 0.4000 0.3422 1.1000
Section-05 2.0 0.0483 0.4000 0.0386 0.0250 4 0.4000 0.04002.0 0.0120 0.8320 0.0200
0.0586 0.0400 0.8380 0.4000 0.2942 1.1000
Wk kN/m2
C NC
A S A A
m2
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Over turning stability Calculation
YTWR
X Platform
YCG
Rs
pm
l
Stability Circle
b
f
YPlatform
m
q Guyo
AAB
LF
f
Y=0 Line
d
km
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Center of Gravity Without Concrete
Weight Force Y Tr M (J)Tower+Head L 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Frame 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Front Poly P 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+042 Rear Poly P 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00Base Struc Wt 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Accesso 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00Resultant Wt 5443 Kg 53,391 0.790 4.22 E+04
Center of Gravity of the system with ConcreteWeight Force Y Tr M (J)
Tower+Head L 1533 Kg 15,034 0.500 7.52 E+03Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00Tower Frame 289 Kg 2,835 0.300 8.51 E+022 Rear Poly P 0 Kg 0 6.000 0.00 E+00Concrete @ A 5000 Kg 49,050 6.000 2.94 E+05Concrete @ B 5000 Kg 49,050 0.000 0.00 E+00Concrete @ C 5000 Kg 49,050 -3.000 -1.47 E+052 Front Poly P 576 Kg 5,651 -3.000 -1.70 E+04Base Struc Wt 3045 Kg 29,871 1.700 5.08 E+04Wt of Accesso 0 Kg 0 0.000 0.00 E+00Resultant Wt 20443 Kg 200,541 0.944 1.89 E+05
Turning Moment = WF Per Segment x No of Segments x Elevation
Figure 8.2.2 : Checking the side most likely to fail
LF Cos 60
C
LF
LF Sin 60
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Wind Force effectDescription Area No of SegmElevation WF per seg Turning Moment
m KN KNm Prof ourGSM Antenna 0.675 m2 6 40.00 0.760 182.40 4560.00 6019.541.2 MW Dishe 1.131 m2 2 36.00 1.180 84.96 2360.00 5128.39Cables 0.150 m2 6 36.00 0.124 26.71 742.00Section 1 0.034 m2 21 26.25 0.099 55.39 2110.13 2150.54Section 2 0.037 m2 21 20.75 0.091 39.95 1925.25 2099.76Section 3 0.052 m2 21 15.25 0.121 39.31 2577.63 2400.28Section 4 0.055 m2 21 9.75 0.124 25.75 2641.38 2400.28Section 5 0.059 m2 21 4.25 0.133 11.99 2822.00 2274.53Lightening Arr 0.030 m2 1 0.00 0.028 0.00Aviation Lamp 0.060 m2 1 0.00 0.056 0.00
466.47
Total Wind Turning M = 466.47 KNm 669663.4
Total Wt of the System = 201 KN
Leverage Required = Total Wind Turning Moment / Total Wt of the System
2.33 m
Y Platform = 6.5X Platform = 2.3
= 0.944 (Center of gravity of system with concrete Blocks)Y CG
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L = 6 (Length of Guy Arm)
= Tan -1{ ( L x Sin 60) / (Y platform + Lx Cos60)}
Tan = 5.209.50
= 28.68 Degrees
= Tan -1{ ( X Platform) / (Y platform - Y CG)}
Tan = 2.304.20
= 28.71 Degrees
= X Platform / Sin 1.5x.61x1
= 4.79 1.5 x .3
= Sin
Comparisan to select the side Most likely to fail
Side Leverage= Sin Rear A 5500
4.03 Stable 1.730
A legs leverag = (Y platform - Y CG) Front B 16000
d
f
f
km
+ f d
km
+ f d
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5.56 Stable 2.39A 3240 Kg
C legs leverag= (Y CG + L x Cos 60) B 3240 Kg
C 3240 Kg= 3.94 Stable 1.70
Radius of Stabi= 2.33
900
Concrete Blocks RequiredW 53.391 KN
0.790 m
72 KN 224 KN 186 KN
Taking Moments about A
Over turning moment = 186 x 9
= 1674 KNm
Moment of self Weight =
Y CG
W x ( 6 - Y CG )
B
C6m 3m
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= 278.15
Resultant Moment = Over turning moment - Moment of self Weight
= 1395.85
Required Weight = Resultant Moment / ( 6 + 3)
= 155.09 Nm
Taking momenOver Turning Moment Moment of Self Wt Resultant Moment Required W @KNm KNm KNm KN
about A 1674 278.15 1395.85 155.09 C
about C 648 202.37 445.63 49.51 A
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OperationlPost Desaster Neutral Str In Sri Lanka
Zone 1 120 110 180Zone 2 105 95 160Zone 3 85 75 120
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0.59
Section R out / (m) = y d internal/(m)Sec #REF!
0.06 O L Redu Top O L Redu Bot1 8.50 0.000 m 3.000 m2 8.50 0.000 m 3.000 m3 8.50 0.000 m 3.000 m4 8.50 0.000 m 3.000 m5 8.50 0.000 m 3.000 m0 0.000 m 0.000 m
0.8561690.856169
R AW
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Drag Coeff Operational Force
Wk
kN/m2 F1 Tot F kN/m a A A
1.0 0.0482 0.946 0.045586 0.102 0.0896 1.05720656360000
1.0 0.0482 0.946 0.045586 0.102 0.1140 0.091172 0.0635 0.6962929375000
1.0 0.0440 0.946 0.041584 0.098 0.1040 0.083169 0.0421 0.5057689068
1.0 0.0589 0.946 0.055667 0.112 0.1392 0.111334 0.0423 0.3801806007
1.0 0.0604 0.946 0.057085 0.114 0.1427 0.11417 0.0350 0.3067196099
1.0 0.0645 0.946 0.06101 0.118 0.1525 0.161224 0.2860 1.7737467228
K q R M
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3240 64802400 48001620 3240
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d internal/(m) r / (m) x Sec hei Area Rad of Gyration
1.000 #REF! #REF!Center #REF! ### ###
30.5000 26.250 m #REF! ### ###25.0000 20.750 m #REF! ### ###19.5000 15.250 m #REF! ### ###14.0000 9.750 m #REF! ### ###8.5000 4.250 m #REF! ### ###
0.000 m #REF! ### ###30.5000
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0 0 0.00 B SF
CELL ON WHEEL
Tower Model COW 4009
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CONTENTS
1.GENERAL
1.1 Strenth Limt States
1.2 Serviceability Limit States
1.3 Analysis
1.4 Definitions
1.5 Symbols
2.LOADS
Scope
Classification of Structure
Combination of Loads
Tempeerature Effects
Dead Loads
Wind and Ice Loads
3.ANALYSIS
4.DESIGN STRENTH OF STEEL
5.MANUFACTURING
6.OTHER STRUCSTRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION…………………………………………………………………………………..
7.GUY ASSEMBLIES
8.INSULATORS
9.GUY ARM/FOUNDATION AND ANCHORAGES
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Conrete
10.PROTECTIV
Table 9.1. Wind Velocity Variation with Height…………………………………………………………………………………..
11.OBSTRUCTION MARKING
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from Table 03…………………………………………………………………………………..
12.CLIMBING FACILITIES Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity centers…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners…………………………………………………………………………………..
13.PLANS, ASSEMBLY TOLARANCES,A Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sections…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections…………………………………………………………………………………..
14.MAINTAINANCE AND CONDITION A Table9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area…………………………………………………………………………………..
15.EXISTING STRUCTURES
10 .
Calculation for buckling failure…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.2. Buckling for bottom most sub section……………………
Calculation for Lifting Cable strength………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for Deflection & Guy wire strenth………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.2. Guy wire Data……………………………………………….
10.3 Bending failure of Guide Arms
11 . Yielding Failure
Yielding Failure in Compression…………………………………………………………….
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compression Analysis………………
Yielding Failure in Tension
Table 11.2. Tower Tensile failure of the pipe on the wind flow side
12 . Failure from the pivot…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 12.1. Analysis for Failure from the pivot
13 . Failure of Landing Leg Sand Shoe………………………………………………………………
Bending Strength Calculation
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for Buckling & Deflection
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14 .
Table 14.1. Shelter Details
Table 14.2. Tower Frame Details
Table 14.3. Guide Arms
Table 14.4. Base Frame Details
Table 14.5. Concrete Block Details
Table 14.6. Load Details
Table 14.7. Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclination
Table 14.8. Locating the center of Gravity
15 .
16 . Safety factor Calculation…………………………………………………………………………………..
17 . Calculation for Dimensions of the Rectangular Land Area…………………………
18 . Finalized Parameter Values relevant to tower Models and Relevant Cases
19 . CONCLUSIONS…………………………………………………………………………………..
20 . REFERENCES…………………………………………………………………………………..
ANNEX: BENDING CALCULATION (EACH TOWER SECTION)
1 . GENERAL
0 . Notations and Symbols
Symbol Description Units
a Area needed for I composite calculation m2
Ce Gra Above Center of gravity of the tower sections… m
Cen W Force Center of wind force…………………………………… m
d internal Internal Diameter…………………………………………………… m
D Out External Diameter………………………………………………… m
D Stiff Diameter of Stiffeners………………………………………… m
H Height…………………………………………………………………… m
h1 Upper portion of section height………………………… m
h2 Lower portion of section height………………………… m
Height Above Height above the tower section………………………… m
STABILITY CALCULATION…………………………………………………………………………………..
Length Parameters of Guide Arms…………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation to find arm length for bolting Option.
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I Moment of Inertia…………………………………………………… Kgm2
I Composite Moment of Inertia of composite section………… Kgm2
L Pipe Length of pipe of the tower section………………… m
L stiff Length of stiffener of the tower section……… m
n Stiffeners No of lengths of stiffeners………………………………… Nos
offset X val Offset due to 1 degree inclination…………………… m
r Internal Radius……………………………………………………… m
R out External Radius……………………………………………………… m
Required Ld Required leverage distance from guide Arms fo m
Sch No Schedule Number…………………………………………………… Num
Sec height Sectional Height of tower section…………………… m
SF Safety Factor…………………………………………………………
Start Height Starting height of a tower section…………………… m
Tr Moment Turning Moment……………………………………………………… Nm
Un Wt of Pipe Unit Weight of Pipe……………………………………………… Kg/m
Un Wt of Stiff Unit weight of stiffeners……………………………………… Kg/m
Symbol Description Units
Wi Pressure Wind Pressure………………………………………………………… Pa
Wind Force Tr M Turning Moment due to wind force…………………… Nm
y Distance to Extreme Fiber…………………………………… m
Y Distance to Center of Gravity from tower side m
// to Center Line Parallel to center line…………………………………………
Perpendicular to Center line………………………………
Note: All other notations are illustrated with figures
90o to Center Line
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1 . GENERAL
Standard. While trying to strict to standard the designer have tried to adopt the formal
procedure in order to model the systemcloser to reality. Each action taken will be
explained with illustrations in Calculation section
2 . INTRODUCTION
The study has focused on the most critical aspects of the real tower. While reviewing the reader
will be able to see the data in the form of tables. Also he will notice that Specimen calculation
is provided for the most important (Critical) row of the table. This has been done to prevent the
Proposal getting lengthen unnecessarily. The calculation for the area and weight of antennae
are followed as per customer’s request.
Ref 7. Material Used for Tower Sections
160 Kmph
400 Kg Ref- Head Load details
Customer allowed area Max is 6.00 m2
Tower Calculations have been done according to AISI EIA/TIA 222 G
1. All steel materials used are made according to DIN standards.
2. This calculation is withstand a wind speed of
3. Total head load weight and Area is followed in the section Head Load Details
4. All tower sections are subjected to Hot dip Galvanization.
5. Tower support frame and Platform structure is sand blasted, Primered and
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painted according to clients requirement.
4 . DESIGN PHILOSOPHY RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS
The proposed revision of the standard is based on limit states design.
The structures are checked for two major limit states.
i ) Strength limit states
ii ) Serviceability limit states
According to TIA-222-G standard Wind load is considered as the major fact
controlling the stability.
Wind Speeds escalated with height according to the terrain characteristics
surrounding a given site.
Here Exposure C (Flat open area) is selected
The direction of wind and tower orientation of a mobile tower at a given time
cannot be predicted. Therefore AISI/TIA standards have allocated a 0.85
Directionality Safety factor.
According to Figure shown bellow the Wind velocity V is most likely to turn
the whole system about the axis AB depending on the power of the wind force.
But the force which will turn the system will be the cross particle perpendicular
to AB and always will be less then or equal to wind force.
Therefore it is not essential to depend on a
Directionality safety factor as long as critical
situation is concern.
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The calculations are flexible for any wind
flow direction provided Wind velocity is
less than Survival Wind velocity.
5 . STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION
Structures are classified according to reliability requirements.
to represent structures for which there is a low hazard to human life and to property in
the event of failure.
that may be provided by other means. This tower falls under this category. Also ice loading
does not apply to this category.
Category I Structures have the lowestreliability requirements and are intendeddamage
Category II structures represent a substantial hazard to human life intended for services
Extreme Point
B
d
V
Fig 3.1 Wind flow Direction Analysis
Tower side
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2 . LOAD
HEAD LOAD DETAILS
Length = 2.50 m
Width = 0.27 m
Length to breath Ratio = 9.26
Area = 0.68 m2
Force coefficient of the section = 0.9
Diameter = 0.60 m
Area = 0.28 m2
Diameter = 1.20 m
Area = 1.13 m2
Effect of Cables Per Meter
13 Kg Feeder Cable 0.013 m2 6 0.075 m2 0.5
1 Kg Optical Cables 0.005 m2 3 0.013 m2 0.5
1 Kg Power Cables 0.005 m2 3 0.013 m2 0.5
0.10 m2
Weight and Area parameters of head Loads with Brackets
ANTENNAE AND ACCESSORIES
Unit Wei Description Area Nos Elevation Tot Area Proj Area
35 Kg GSM Antennae 0.68 m2 0 Deg 2 40.0 m 1.35 m2 1.35 m2
35 Kg GSM Antennae 0.68 m2 120 Deg 2 40.0 m 1.35 m2 0.67 m2
35 Kg GSM Antennae 0.68 m2 240 Deg 2 40.0 m 1.35 m2 0.68 m2
Calculation for area of GSM antennae
Calculation for area of 0.6 MW antennae
Calculation for area of 1.2 MW antennae
Wnid Nor q
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45 Kg 1.2 MW Dishes 1.13 m2 0 Deg 1 38.0 m 1.13 m2 1.13 m2
55 Kg 1.2 MW Dishes 1.13 m2 0 Deg 1 36.0 m 1.13 m2 1.13 m2
10 Kg Lightening Arrest 0.03 m2 0 Deg 1 45.0 m 0.03 m2 0.03 m2
4 Kg Aviation Lamp 0.06 m2 0 Deg 1 42.0 m 0.06 m2 0.06 m2
Total Antenne Area 6.40 m2 5.05 m2
Excess Head Load 40.0 m 0.60 m2
7.00 m2 5.05 m2
Antenne Frame Cables
21 Kg Ant Frame Poles 0.18 m2 0.10 m2 6 40.0 m 1.08 m2 1.69 m2
12 Kg Ant Frame Bracke 0.03 m2 0.00 m2 6 40.0 m 0.18 m2 0.00 m2
1.69 m2
680 Kg Total Head Load 6.39 m2
TOWER
Unit Wei Description Area Nos Elevation Tot Area Proj Area
Top Most 2.28 m2 0 Deg 1 33.05 m 2.28 m2 2.28 m2
2nd Frm Top 2.22 m2 0 Deg 1 25.55 m 2.22 m2 2.22 m2
3rd Frm Top 2.77 m2 0 Deg 1 18.45 m 2.77 m2 2.77 m2
4th Frm Top 2.77 m2 0 Deg 1 11.35 m 2.77 m2 2.77 m2
5th Frm Top 2.77 m2 0 Deg 1 4.25 m 2.77 m2 2.77 m2
6 . Tower Specifications
Type & Model = COW
Tower Height = 40 m
Tower Weight = 853 Kg
Wnid Nor q
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Total Head Load = 680 Kg
Number Of Sections = 5
Gravity Acceleration = 9.812 m/s2 (On Earth)
Overlap = 1.400 m
Tower Elevation = 0.900 m From System Level
Distance from Elevated level to tower = 0.650 m From Ground Level
Building/Mountain Elevation
7 . Material Used for Tower Sections
1. Pipe Schedule 80 - 1" , 1/2" DIA (DIN 17100 Standard)
OD - 48.3, 33.4 mm
Thickness- 5.08mm
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Material ST 52.3 (DIN 17100 Standard)
Tensile Stress = 523 N/mm2
Yield Strength = 335 N/mm2
2. Stiffeners (Lattice Structure )
Bright Steel Rod (DIN 17100 Standard)
Top Stiffeners 1/2" DIA
Bottom Stiffeners 5/8" DIA
Material 1020 Carbon Steel
Tensile Stress = 380 N/mm2
Yield Strength = 200 N/mm2
8 . Wind Loads Analysis
Survival wind speed = 160 Kmph 44.44
Operational wind speed = 140 Kmph 38.89
ms-1
ms-1
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Wind Velocity relevant to each case will be found with the following formulae and factors.
There will be two cases one for operational and the other for survival wind velocity.
V z =
Where
= Basic wind speed of the place in m/s
= Probability Factor(Risk coefficient)
= Terrain height and Structure size Factor
= Topography Factor ( 1.0 for planes )
K1 for Towers Terrain Category I
Height/(m) Operational(120) Survival(160) K2 Class A K2 Class B
50 1.05 1.07 1.20 1.18 1.00
40 1.05 1.07 1.20 1.18 1.00
30 1.05 1.07 1.15 1.13 1.00
20 1.05 1.07 1.12 1.10 1.00
15 1.05 1.07 1.09 1.07 1.00
10 1.05 1.07 1.05 1.03 1.00
P z =
Wind Reg H Frm Grnd V z /(ms-1) Pressure/(Pa)
39.45 m 56.12 1.89 E+03
35.30 m 56.12 1.89 E+03
31.75 m 53.74 1.73 E+03
28.20 m 53.74 1.73 E+03
24.65 m 52.31 1.64 E+03
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
Vb
K1
K2
K3
K3 (Topography)
0.6 x Vz2
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21.10 m 50.88 1.55 E+03
0.00 m 0.00 0.00 E+00
0.00 m 0.00 0.00 E+00
Calculation for wind Load on the antennae
At 160 Kmph 44.44
= 1.07
= 1.18
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 56.12 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1,889.37 N/m2
At 140 Kmph 38.89
= 1.05
ms-1
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
ms-1
K1
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= 1.18
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 48.18 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1392.98 N/m2
Calculation for wind Load on the Tower
At 160 Kmph 44.44
= 1.07
= 1.10
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 52.31 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1641.87 N/m2
At 140 Kmph 38.89
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
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= 1.05
= 1.10
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 44.92 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1210.50 N/m2
Calculation for wind Load on the Shelter(Only if present)
At 160 Kmph 44.44
= 1.07
= 1.05
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 49.93 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1496.00 N/m2
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
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At 140 Kmph 38.89
= 1.05
= 1.05
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 42.88 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1102.96 N/m2
9 . Bending Strength Calculation
Terrain category Class B for tower sections
Table 9.1. Wind Velocity on tower sections for Survival wind velocity (160 Kmph)
Section Height/(m) V z /(ms-1)Wi Pressure/(Pa)
Antennae Frame 39.5 56.12 1.89 E+03
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
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1 Top Most 35.3 56.12 1.89 E+03
2 2nd Frm Top 31.8 53.74 1.73 E+03
3 3rd Frm Top 28.2 53.74 1.73 E+03
4 4th Frm Top 24.7 52.31 1.64 E+03
5 5th Frm Top 21.1 50.88 1.55 E+03
0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 E+00
0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 E+00
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data
Section Material Sch No D Out/(m) Thickness Un Wt of Pipe
0 Antena Frame MS 80(Std) 0.0750 0.00508 8.76 Kg/m
1 Top Most MS 80(Std) 0.0334 0.00455 3.24 Kg/m
2 2nd Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0334 0.00455 3.24 Kg/m
3 3rd Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0483 0.00508 5.41 Kg/m
4 4th Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0483 0.00508 5.41 Kg/m
5 5th Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0483 0.00508 5.41 Kg/m
0 0 0 0(Std) 0.0000 0.00000 0.00 Kg/m
0 0 0 0(Std) 0.0000 0.00000 0.00 Kg/m
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from Table 03
Section R out / (m) = y d internal/(m) r / (m) x Sec height Area
Antena Frame 0.038 m 0.0648 0.032 m 1.000 0.001116
1 Top Most 0.017 m 0.0243 0.012 m 0.217 0.000412
2 2nd Frm Top 0.017 m 0.0243 0.012 m 0.320 0.000412
3 3rd Frm Top 0.024 m 0.0381 0.019 m 0.433 0.000690
4 4th Frm Top 0.024 m 0.0381 0.019 m 0.559 0.000690
5 5th Frm Top 0.024 m 0.0381 0.019 m 0.683 0.000690
0 0 0.000 m 0.0000 0.000 m 0.000 0.000000
0 0 0.000 m 0.0000 0.000 m 0.000 0.000000
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Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity centers
Distance from Elevated level to tower = 0.900 m
= 0.650 mTower base Elevation from ground level H Twr Ele
X
W
q`
H tb
M tot
B A
Fig 9.3. State of tower under equilibrium just before falling
Fig 9.2. Horizontal movement due to 1o Inclination(Worst Case)
Sec Height
h1
h2
Fig 9.1. Section Height detail of tower section
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Section H Above Sec bottom Cen W F Sec AbvStart Height CGgAbvTwrBot Self offset X val
Antena Frame 2.40 m 1.20 m 36.70 m 37.90 m 0.66 m
1 Top Most 10.70 m 5.35 m 28.40 m 33.05 m 0.58 m
2 2nd Frm Top 17.80 m 8.90 m 21.30 m 25.55 m 0.45 m
3 3rd Frm Top 24.90 m 12.45 m 14.20 m 18.45 m 0.32 m
4 4th Frm Top 32.00 m 16.00 m 7.10 m 11.35 m 0.20 m
5 5th Frm Top 39.10 m 19.55 m 0.00 m 4.25 m 0.07 m
0 0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m
0 0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m
39.10 m 19.55 m
Total Height 40.00 m
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners
Section Material Xsec Area D Stiff/(m) Un Wt of Stiff L stiff/(m)
1 Top Most BS Shafting 0.0001131 0.012 0.89 Kg/m 6.000
2 2nd Frm Top BS Shafting 0.0001131 0.012 0.89 Kg/m 6.000
3 3rd Frm Top BS Shafting 0.00020106 0.016 1.58 Kg/m 6.000
4 4th Frm Top BS Shafting 0.00020106 0.016 1.58 Kg/m 6.000
5 5th Frm Top BS Shafting 0.00020106 0.016 1.58 Kg/m 6.000
0 0 0.000 0.00 Kg/m 0.000
0 0 0.000 0.00 Kg/m 0.000
Note : Moment of inertia of the composite section about the neutral axis is found
using the Parallel axis theorem
I =
4
=
p(R4-r4)
I Comp ( I + a x h12) + [2 x ( I + a x h2
2)]
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Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sections
Section I a / (m2) I Composite
Antenna Frame 6.856 E-07 1.12 E-03 5.53 E-04 1.53 E-04 8.624 E-04
1 Top Most 4.398 E-08 4.12 E-04 1.07 E-05 3.27 E-06 1.801 E-05
2 2nd Frm Top 4.398 E-08 4.12 E-04 2.18 E-05 6.26 E-06 3.572 E-05
3 3rd Frm Top 1.633 E-07 6.90 E-04 6.76 E-05 1.96 E-05 1.115 E-04
4 4th Frm Top 1.633 E-07 6.90 E-04 1.09 E-04 3.06 E-05 1.773 E-04
5 5th Frm Top 1.633 E-07 6.90 E-04 1.59 E-04 4.38 E-05 2.572 E-04
0 0 0.000 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.000 E+00
0 0 0.000 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.000 E+00
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections
Weight / (Kg)
Section Pipes Xtra Stuff SectionTot Total Abv Cen Gr Frm
Frame + Head Load126.1 Kg 553.6 Kg 679.7 Kg 679.7 Kg 37.90 m
1 Top Most 90.3 Kg 29.3 Kg 119.6 Kg 799.4 Kg 33.05 m
2 2nd Frm Top 82.5 Kg 37.3 Kg 119.8 Kg 919.2 Kg 25.55 m
3 3rd Frm Top 138.1 Kg 66.4 Kg 204.4 Kg 1123.6 Kg 18.45 m
4 4th Frm Top 138.1 Kg 66.4 Kg 204.4 Kg 1328.1 Kg 11.35 m
5 5th Frm Top 138.1 Kg 66.4 Kg 204.4 Kg 1532.5 Kg 4.25 m
0 0 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.00 m
0 0 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.00 m
Tower Weight 852.8 Kg 16.39 m
Table 9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area
Force Coefficient for Circular sections = 0.5 (AISI Standard)
Effective Area = Projected Area x Force Coefficient
a.h1 2 a.h2 2
Pole (Only) Center of Gravity
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TM = WF x H
Area Projected/(m2)
Section Pipes Cables Extra Stuff Sec Total Eff Total Total Above
Frame Antennae 1.080 m2 0.245 m2 5.307 m2 6.632 m2 3.316 m2 1.658 m2
1 Top Most 0.932 m2 0.949 m2 0.396 m2 2.276 m2 1.138 m2 2.796 m2
2 2nd Frm Top 0.852 m2 0.867 m2 0.504 m2 2.223 m2 1.111 m2 3.908 m2
3 3rd Frm Top 1.232 m2 0.867 m2 0.672 m2 2.771 m2 1.385 m2 5.293 m2
4 4th Frm Top 1.232 m2 0.867 m2 0.672 m2 2.771 m2 1.385 m2 6.678 m2
5 5th Frm Top 1.232 m2 0.867 m2 0.672 m2 2.771 m2 1.385 m2 8.064 m2
5 0 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2
5 0 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2
12.811 m2
= 270 N/mm2 2.70 E+08 Pa
BM =
y
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis
Righting Moment Turning Moment
Section Guy Cable Stru RigidityWind Force Inclination Sec BM
Antena Frame 3.76 E+03 4.41 E+03 8.17 E+03
1 Top Most -1.36 E+04 -1.55 E+05 2.83 E+04 4.52 E+03 3.28 E+04
2 2nd Frm Top -1.95 E+04 -1.15 E+05 6.03 E+04 4.02 E+03 6.43 E+04
3 3rd Frm Top -3.22 E+04 -1.62 E+05 1.14 E+05 3.55 E+03 1.18 E+05
4 4th Frm Top -6.19 E+04 -1.28 E+05 1.75 E+05 2.58 E+03 1.78 E+05
5 5th Frm Top -6.19 E+04 -1.46 E+05 2.45 E+05 1.12 E+03 2.46 E+05
0 0 -0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00
0 0 -0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00
-1.89 E+05 6.23 E+05 1.58 E+04
Bending Stress ( s )
I comp x s
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Section BM Total Y Extreme BM Allowed Safety Factor
Antena Frame 8.17 E+03 0.500 4.66 E+05 56.99 Safe
1 Top Most -1.36 E+05 0.143 3.39 E+04 1.95 Safe
2 2nd Frm Top -7.05 E+04 0.211 4.57 E+04 2.35 Safe
3 3rd Frm Top -7.64 E+04 0.286 1.05 E+05 3.08 Safe
4 4th Frm Top -1.17 E+04 0.369 1.30 E+05 12.79 Safe
5 5th Frm Top 3.82 E+04 0.451 1.54 E+05 4.04 Safe
0 0 0.00 E+00 0.000 0.00 E+00 0.00 0
0 0 0.00 E+00 0.000 0.00 E+00 0.00 0
Note: ( - ) safety factor denotes higher safty as it has to go passing 0 to go to Failiure.
Consideration of stiifner Strenth for Bending Effect
= 0.400 mSegment Height (L i )
q
Pipe Distance
L ten Stif
L com Stif
L i / 2
q
Def
b
a
q
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=
b = + -
a = + -
Righting Moment from Stiffners
Total Swaey = 0.14 Deg
Def Allowed at H = Height x Tan (Def)
= 0.094 m
Section Peak H Def All at H Def for Sec DefPerSegment
1 Top Most 39.10 0.094 0.019 0.00041
2 2nd Frm Top 31.20 0.075 0.017 0.00040
3 3rd Frm Top 24.10 0.058 0.017 0.00080
4 4th Frm Top 17.00 0.041 0.017 0.00080
5 5th Frm Top 9.90 0.024 0.024 0.00112
0 0 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.00000
0 0 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.00000
Sway
Section Pipe Distance L Stiff L Ten Stiff L Comp Stiff
1 Top Most 0.251 0.059 0.3206187 0.3207786 0.3204588
2 2nd Frm Top 0.369 0.058 0.4197719 0.4199487 0.4195950
q/(Deg) Tan Inv (Def/Li)
(L I /2) 2 L ten Stiff 2
L Ten Stif x L i
(L I ) 2 L Com Stiff 2
2 x L Com Stif x L i
q/(Deg)
Pipe Distance
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3 3rd Frm Top 0.500 0.115 0.5389253 0.5392989 0.5385516
4 4th Frm Top 0.646 0.115 0.6758561 0.6762404 0.6754717
5 5th Frm Top 0.789 0.161 0.8139539 0.8144976 0.8134099
0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000
0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000
(E ) for BS Shafting = 209.8 Gpa
Considering The Stiffner Being tensioned
Exp len, e Contr Len ,c
1 Top Most 51.370 51.442 0.0001599 0.0001600
2 2nd Frm Top 61.502 61.591 0.0001768 0.0001769
3 3rd Frm Top 68.117 68.315 0.0003735 0.0003738
4 4th Frm Top 72.682 72.892 0.0003842 0.0003845
5 5th Frm Top 75.625 75.927 0.0005437 0.0005440
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000
Righting Moment = Force x Perpedicular Distance
Tentioned Stiffner
e/(m) X sec Area Axial Force Righting Mo No of Segment
1 Top Most 0.00015987 0.0001131 11,831.51 1477.24 47
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00017685 0.0001131 9,996.27 953.91 43
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00037351 0.00020106 29,235.18 2179.30 21
4 4th Frm Top 0.00038424 0.00020106 23,981.89 1427.75 21
5 5th Frm Top 0.00054367 0.00020106 28,175.36 1399.01 21
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0
Comressed Stiffner
c/(m) X sec Area Axial Force Righting Mo No of Segment
b/(Deg) a/(Deg)
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1 Top Most 0.00015995 0.0001131 11837.42 1851.32 47
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00017692 0.0001131 10000.49 1759.23 43
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00037377 0.00020106 29255.46 5437.02 21
4 4th Frm Top 0.00038446 0.00020106 23995.53 4586.77 21
5 5th Frm Top 0.00054403 0.00020106 28194.19 5469.60 21
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0
14 . STABILITY CALCULATION
Coordinate System definition
As shone in the figure front side will be decided according to the orientation of tower when irected
Extream center point of Front side Beam will be taken as the coordinate center.
Y
Y CG
Stability Circle
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X tra Leverage required for stability will given by the extension of Arm or leverage beam.
Details of Heavy Objects effecting the Stability
Table 14.1. Shelter Details
Weight 0 Kg
Height 0.00 m
Width 0.00 m
Length 3.50 m
3.00 m
Area 0.000 mm2
Table 14.1.1 Sanded Volume Details
Height 0.000m
Length 0.000m
Breath 0.000m
Volume 0.000m3
Extra Weights Distributed On the Deck
Unit Wt Country Number Tot Weight
Sand 1840 Kgs 0.0000 m3 1 0.00 Kg
Small Concrete B 10Kgs 1Pcs 0 0.00 Kg 0.00 Kg
Distance at which the Block is fixed from arm End = 0.000 m
Center of gravity of block from End of extension = 0.290 m
Center of gravity of block from Pivot = 5.711 m
Table 14.5. Concrete Base Details(Underneath Landing Legs)
Description Placed Y Dis X sec Size Height Cube WeightNo of Cubes
Y Shelter Start
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Twr Side Concret -2.855 m 1.500 m 0.579 m 3127 Kg 2
Mid Concrete 0.000 m 1.500 m 0.579 m 3127 Kg 2
Other Side Concr 6.850 m 1.500 m 0.579 m 3127 Kg 2
Table 14.2. Tower Frame Details
Beam/Plates 402.00 Kg
Other Loads 10.00 Kg
Total 412 Kg
Note. If Guy wires are present they fixed to the X tra leverage Extentions therefore
it only Makes the Structure rigid relative to the Base Frame. The whole system is
made sure to be Stable the self weight of the Whole system.
Tower is checked for stability when the total system is about fall about two ground
contact Points
Table 14.3.Weights at Critical Polygon Points
Unit Wt County Units Total Wt
Front Polygon Po 48 Kg/m 6.00 m 2 576.00 Kg
Rear Polygon Poi 48 Kg/m 0.00 m 2 0.00 Kg
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w4
w3
w2
w1
Wind Force
H/2
Off Set X val
1 o
Fig 14.1. Factors causing Turning Moment
w5
1o
Wind Force
Wt
R = WtR = 0
M tot
Ld Required
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By taking moment about point A
L d Required x Wt "=" M tot
L d Required "=" M tot
Wt
"=" 6.70 E+05 J
1.98 E+05 J
"=" 3.38
P =
WF = P x A
TM = WF x H
Table 14.7. Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclination
Area Pressure Wind Force Cen W ForceTr Moment
Head Loads 6.387 m2 1889 Pa 12068 N 40.0 m 4.8 E+05 J
Tower Wind Forc 12.811 m2 1642 Pa 21034 N 19.6 m 4.1 E+05 J
0 . 0.000 m2 0 Pa 0 N 0.0 m 0.0 E+00 J
Turn ower TM
Tur'gMomenRi'g Moment
r x V2
Ld Required
B A
Fig 14.2. State of tower under equilibrium just before falling
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Antennae Moment 4.83E+05 J
Twr Wind F Moment 4.11E+05 J
Twr Inc'n Moment 1.58E+04 J
Self Righting Moment 7.06E+05 J
Guy Righting Moment 4.46E+05 J
Slac Guy Init Moment 2.42E+05 J
1.15E+06 J 1.15E+06 J
Table 14.8. Locating the center of Gravity
Weight Force Y Tr M (J)
Tower+Head Loa 1533 Kg 15,037 0.500 7.52 E+03
Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00
Tower Frame 289 Kg 2,836 0.300 8.51 E+02
2 Front Poly Pts( 576 Kg 1,648 -3.000 4.95 E+03
2 Rear Poly Pts( 0 Kg 1,648 6.000 9.89 E+03
Front arm Con Bl 5000 Kg 49,060 -2.855 -1.40 E+05
Rear concrete Bl 5000 Kg 49,060 6.850 3.36 E+05
Extra Mid Concre 5000 Kg 49,060 0.000 0.00 E+00
Base Struc Wt 3045 Kg 29,878 1.700 5.08 E+04
Wt of Accessorie 0 Kg 0 5.500 0.00 E+00
Resultant Wt 20443 Kg 198,227 1.362 2.70 E+05
Total Tr Moment "=" 6.70 E+05 JCentre of Gravity
YPlatform
Y
Y CG Stability Circle
a
b
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15 . Length Parameters of Extention Points( STABILITY CALCULATION )
Radious of Stability Circle (R) = 3.38 m (Minimum Perpendicular Distance From Tower center)
Critical Leaverag = 4.36 m Calculations are followed
Note:
As discusssed earlier the required R has to be satisfied in and Direction as the Wind Flow and its Direction can't be predicted.
Stability Verification 62,336 N
204 KN 1.362
36 112 WF
Concrete
about C wt Mom 10 982 324
about A 70 1578 837
L Cr
Fig 14.3. Polygon point Arrangement
X Platform
Xa
LF
BA
6m
3m
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Practically the structure rotates about two arms, In this section Critical Direction is considered for failiure analysis.
Length (L) Angle
Safty Leverage Parameters = Front Extension 6.00 120 Deg
of the critical points of the Safty Polygon Rear Extention 0.00 0 Deg
COW Stable
6.500
1.150
0.030
6.470
120 Deg
Note: The Polygon created by poligon points
should Be greater than 3m x 3m in size to
have the best stablity and minimum
deflection of platform structure.
Provided above condition is
satisfied the platform structure
can be adjested upto extent
allowed by the design.
Please refer calculation Relevent to case 1
Case 1 _ Stability Circle is within Polygon Rear Points
Case 2 _ Stability Circle is Beyond Polygon Rear Points
Case 3 _ Stability Circle is within Both Rear and Front Polygon points
Length Platform // to center line Y Platform
Width 90o to center line X Platform
Pivot Point Y Distance Front Ext Y F Pivot
Pivot Point Y Distance Rear Ext Y R Pivot
q Guy
X Platform
YTower
k
Fig 14.4. Arm and Guy wire orientation Case 1
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Desiding on Number of Arms and Guy Wire Orientation
Platform length = 6.50 m
R = 3.38 m
= 1.36 m
= 5.14 m
Rare leverage, Prefered Direction( if Required )
Rear Extension Not needed
Front Extension Foward Ref Fig 14.3 to see directions
Desiding on front arm sufficiency ( Only for Case 2 )
X = 1.15 m
= 0.03 m
= 0.50 m
k =
= 1.24 m
g =
67.8 Deg
= 112.2 Deg
= 7.8 Deg
By appling Sin formulae
= 6.000 = k =
Y CG
Pl Frm Length - Y CG
Derivation of front Point Inclination Angle a
Y Pivot
Y Tower
( X2 + (Y Pivot - Y Tower)2 ) 1/2
( tan -1 {X / (Y Pivot - Y Tower)}
g Considering the pivot
q Guy - g
LF
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0.135
= 1.242 = 0.03
44.378
d = 1.6 Deg
=
a =
CW from referenc = 121.6 Deg
=
Distance to front Exream Point from tower center
= 7.23 m
Checking for front point extention Sufficiency Along Y Axis front side
= 6.00 m
a = 120.0 Deg
R = 3.38 m
= -3.00 m
= 5.20 m
=
= -2.97 m
=
= 6.35 m
Sin ( q Guy- g ) Sin d
Sin d
180 - q Guy 180 - a + d
d + q Guy
L VG k Cos ( q Guy - g) + LF Cos d
L F
LF cos a
LF Sin a
Y FLL Y F Pivot + LF Cos a
X FLL X Platform + LF Sin a
Fig 14.5. Arm and Guy wire orientation Case 2
gYTower
q Guyo
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>
2.97 m > 2.02 m
Front Arm Sufficient
Abs( Y F LL) Abs(R - Y CG)
Fig 14.6.Optimisation Analysis Case 1
Backwards
Side Ways
Forward
YR Pivot
LR
X Platform
YCG
R
R
dd
a
sh
m
k
l
YF Pivot
Stability Circle
b
fm
90-dq
LF
R
YMax
f d
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Checking for elimination of Xtra rear Poligon point (Only for Case 1 & 3)
= 1.15 m
R = 3.38 m
= 6.50 m
= 0.50 m
= 1.36 m
= 120.0 Deg
k =
= 5.27 m
f =
12.6 Deg
s =
50.1 Deg
d = 90-s-f
X Platform
Y Platform
Y Tower
Y CG
( q Guy )
( X Platform2 + (Y Platform - Y CG)2 ) 1/2
(Tan -1 { X Platform / ( Y Platform - Y CG )}
( Cos -1 { R / k}
Fig 14.6.Optimisation Analysis Case 3 to eliminate One Arm
YTWR
X Platform
YCG
Rs
m
pm
l
Stability Circle
b
f
LF
m
f
q Guyo
d
km
qm
d
180-m
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= 27.3 Deg
m = 180-(q+d)
= 32.7 Deg
q =
= 4.25 m
By appling Sin formulae
q = l
= l
0.89
l = 6.98 m
= l
= 6.98 m
=
= -2.99 m
=
= 6.05 m
X platform + {(Y Platform x Tan d) - (Y TWR x Tan d)}
Sin ( 180-m ) Sin ( 90-d )
L VG
Y FLL Y Twr + LGV Cos q Guyo
X FLL LGV Sin q Guyo
BackwardsX Ref
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Derivation of Arm length and Angle of Front arm relevent to case 3
=
= 5.76 m
=
a = -58.3 Deg
= 121.7 Deg
Checking for Most Critical side of failure
L F (X FLL - X Platform )2 + ( Y FLL - Y F Pivot)
Tan a (X FLL - X Platform )
( Y FLL - Y F Pivot)
g Considering the pivot
Fig 14.6.Optimisation Analysis Case 2
Backwards
Side Ways
Forward
LR
X Platform
YCG
R
R
dd
a
s h
m
k
l
YF Pivot
Stability Circle
b
fm
90-dq
LF
R
YMax
YR Pivot
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Here in this case the designer himself tried maximum to minmise the length of guide arms by
identifiing the optimal angles for Guide arm orientation. Also he have suceeded in doing so.
Shortest Distanc = Two Rear platform pts 5.14 m
Overall Tilted Height / (m) Cross Particle Rear Side Two Rear Pol 5.14 m 5.14 m
Slanted to or // to Center Line ® 6.35 m
Tower Side Two Front Po 4.36 m 4.36 m
Two Front platform pts 1.36 m
Critical Leaverage L = 4.36 m i.e Minimum
16 . Safety factor Calculation ( Only placed on ground, not fixed to Ground )
Righting Moment = Resultant Wt x L Cr
= 8.6 E+05 J
S.F. = 8.6 E+05 J
6.7 E+05 J
= 1.29 Safe
Calculation to find Safty factor After Fixing the System to Ground
In case of taking moment about two Extream points all Bolting material canbe assumed to be at the center
Total Turing Moment = 6.70 E+05
Weight Turing Moment = 8.65 E+05
L Cr
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Needed X tra Turning moment = -1.95 E+05
Distance between concurrent bolting points
= 6.500
Fixed Arm Length = 4.60
Note: Always in the criticle case at least two arms will give the Righting moment.
Force Exerted = -4.2 E+04 N
Min Requirement
Bolts Should Withstand = -4.32 Ton (Number of Bolts and size can be desided on this)
Dia of Tor Bar = 0.000m
Shear Capacity of Tor Bar = 500 kN/mm2
= 0 kN
No of bolts = 16
Ability to create resisting moment = 0.00E+00
Total Turing Moment = 6.70E+05
Total resisting Moment = 8.65E+05
SF = 1.29 Safe
Note: Provided anchoring is done Using the appropriate chemical and to
the right standered, The tower will not fail by Tor bar Failiure.
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Anchorage depth = 0.000 m
Area = 0.000 m2
Concrete Grade = 25 N/mm2 12566.3706
= 250,000 N/m2 314159.265
Allowable Per Torr Bar = 0.00 N
Force Per Bolt = -2,651.61 N
Anchroing Safty factor = 0.00 Unstable
10 . GUY WIRE
Calculation for Buckling & Deflection with the presence of guy wire
Note: Trailer type tower is taken as example
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When the angle is 30 degrees since Cos(30) is equal to 0.5 the above shown system reduces to the following system
Thus the side view can be analyzed as follows
Even if any case is to be having n number of Guy wires, the case will be considered to have one guy wire per Guy arm
Finally the modification will be restored or corrected by dividing the forces among Guy wires depending on inclination
angles.
T
Fig 10.2. Plan view of Guy wire Orientation
Fig 10.1 Guy wire Orientation
T1
TTot
T2
T3
b1
b2
b3
Fig 10.4 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
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Calculation for buckling failure
Height at which the cable is fixed = 39.10 m
Y distance of Tower = 0.500 m
X length of Platform(Width) = 1.150 m
L(Landing Leg) = 6.00 m
WF Wind Force
R = WtR = 0
B A
Fig 10.5 Side view of the Reduced section
Topposite = 0
TTot
Compression Force
Tensile Force
CF1
b
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a = 120 Deg
= 5.20
= -3.00
= 0.030 m
Ref 14.Stability Calculation
Distance at which the Guy wire is fixed on the Arm = 7.23 m
= Cable Fixing Height / Fixed Distance on Arm
= 0.185
= 0.185)
= 10.5 Deg
By resolving horizontal forces on tower ;
Total Turning Moment =
= Total Turning Moment by Guys
= 445,689 J
7.11
= 62,701 N
L Sin a
L Cos a
Y F Pivot
Tan b
Tan b
b Tan -1 (
TTot x Sin b
T Tot
Heignt x Sin b
T Tot
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Downwards compression force =
= 62,336 N =
Considering the whole tower
E = 210 GPa (1020 Carbon Steel)
p = 3.142
I = 1.20E-04
Le Factor = 0.70
Le = L x Le Factor
= 28 m
P cr =
= 3.17 E+05 N
Compression force = 62,336 N
S.F = 5.09 > AISI standard Safety factor 0.85 for a guyed mast
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis for each section
TTot x Sin b + Head Load
m4
p2 x E x I
Le2
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Section Le Factor Le I /(m4) P Cr Subjected load
1 Top Most 0.70 6.51 1.741 E-05 8.52E+05 27,863 N
2 2nd Frm Top 0.70 5.95 3.444 E-05 2.02E+06 49,607 N
3 3rd Frm Top 0.70 5.95 1.073 E-04 6.29E+06 71,354 N
4 4th Frm Top 0.70 5.95 1.703 E-04 9.97E+06 73,359 N
5 5th Frm Top 0.70 5.95 2.468 E-04 1.45E+07 13,028 N
Table 10.2. Buckling Failure Analysis for bottom most sub section of each section
Section L Le Factor Le I /(m4) P Cr Subjected load
1 0.300 0.70 0.21 4.398 E-08 2.07E+06 29,036 N
2 0.300 0.70 0.21 4.398 E-08 2.07E+06 50,783 N
3 0.300 0.70 0.21 1.633 E-07 7.68E+06 73,359 N
4 0.300 0.70 0.21 1.633 E-07 7.68E+06 75,365 N
5 0.300 0.70 0.21 1.633 E-07 7.68E+06 15,034 N
5 0.000 0.00 0 0.000 E+00 0.00E+00 0 N
5 0.000 0.00 0 0.000 E+00 0.00E+00 0 N
Thus Buckling doesn't Occur with present conditions
L + e
L
d H
LW
Fig 10.6 Guy wire and Tower orientation after Deflection
L - a
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Analysis For Guy wire behavior Under Loads
Case 1 : Not tensioned
Tightening tension = 5 N
Unit length Weight = 5 N
Length of the cable = 40.65 m
Cable Weigth = 203.24 N
Max Downward Deflection = 6.532 m
Table 10.4. Guy Cable Behavior under tension and self weight
Seg X(L ) y, (H) Y Sag Y red Grp
0 0.00 0.00 20.000 0.000 0.000
1 0.18 1.00 20.637 0.637 0.363
2 0.36 2.00 21.241 1.241 0.759
3 0.54 3.00 21.813 1.813 1.187
4 0.72 4.00 22.351 2.351 1.649
5 0.90 5.00 22.858 2.858 2.142
6 1.08 6.00 23.331 3.331 2.669
7 1.27 7.00 23.772 3.772 3.228
8 1.45 8.00 24.180 4.180 3.820
9 1.63 9.00 24.556 4.556 4.444
10 1.81 10.00 24.899 4.899 5.101
11 1.99 11.00 25.209 5.209 5.791
12 2.17 12.00 25.486 5.486 6.514
13 2.35 13.00 25.731 5.731 7.269
14 2.53 14.00 25.944 5.944 8.056
15 2.71 15.00 26.123 6.123 8.877
16 2.89 16.00 26.270 6.270 9.730
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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17 3.07 17.00 26.385 6.385 10.615
18 3.25 18.00 26.466 6.466 11.534
19 3.43 19.00 26.515 6.515 12.485
20 3.61 20.00 26.532 6.532 13.468
21 3.80 21.00 26.515 6.515 14.485
22 3.98 22.00 26.466 6.466 15.534
23 4.16 23.00 26.385 6.385 16.615
24 4.34 24.00 26.270 6.270 17.730
25 4.52 25.00 26.123 6.123 18.877
26 4.70 26.00 25.944 5.944 20.056
27 4.88 27.00 25.731 5.731 21.269
28 5.06 28.00 25.486 5.486 22.514
29 5.24 29.00 25.209 5.209 23.791
30 5.42 30.00 24.899 4.899 25.101
31 5.60 31.00 24.556 4.556 26.444
32 5.78 32.00 24.180 4.180 27.820
33 5.96 33.00 23.772 3.772 29.228
34 6.14 34.00 23.331 3.331 30.669
35 6.33 35.00 22.858 2.858 32.142
36 6.51 36.00 22.351 2.351 33.649
37 6.69 37.00 21.813 1.813 35.187
38 6.87 38.00 21.241 1.241 36.759
39 7.05 39.00 20.637 0.637 38.363
40 7.23 40.00 20.000 0.000 40.000
Case 2 : Mannually tensioned
Tightening tension = 1000 N
Unit length Weight = 5 N
Length of the cable = 40.65 m
Cable Weigth = 203.24 N
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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Max Downward Deflection = 0.033 m
Table 10.5. Guy Cable Behavior under tension and self weight
X(L ) y, (H) Y Sag Y red Grp
0 0.00 0.00 20.000 0.000 0.000
1 0.18 1.00 20.003 0.003 0.997
2 0.36 2.00 20.006 0.006 1.994
3 0.54 3.00 20.009 0.009 2.991
4 0.72 4.00 20.012 0.012 3.988
5 0.90 5.00 20.014 0.014 4.986
6 1.08 6.00 20.017 0.017 5.983
7 1.27 7.00 20.019 0.019 6.981
8 1.45 8.00 20.021 0.021 7.979
9 1.63 9.00 20.023 0.023 8.977
10 1.81 10.00 20.024 0.024 9.976
11 1.99 11.00 20.026 0.026 10.974
12 2.17 12.00 20.027 0.027 11.973
13 2.35 13.00 20.029 0.029 12.971
14 2.53 14.00 20.030 0.030 13.970
15 2.71 15.00 20.031 0.031 14.969
16 2.89 16.00 20.031 0.031 15.969
17 3.07 17.00 20.032 0.032 16.968
18 3.25 18.00 20.032 0.032 17.968
19 3.43 19.00 20.033 0.033 18.967
20 3.61 20.00 20.033 0.033 19.967
21 3.80 21.00 20.033 0.033 20.967
22 3.98 22.00 20.032 0.032 21.968
23 4.16 23.00 20.032 0.032 22.968
24 4.34 24.00 20.031 0.031 23.969
25 4.52 25.00 20.031 0.031 24.969
26 4.70 26.00 20.030 0.030 25.970
0 .00 1 .00 2 .00 3 .00 4 .00 5 .00 6 .00 7 .00 8 .00
0 .00
5 .00
10 .00
15 .00
20 .00
25 .00
30 .00
35 .00
40 .00
45 .00
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27 4.88 27.00 20.029 0.029 26.971
28 5.06 28.00 20.027 0.027 27.973
29 5.24 29.00 20.026 0.026 28.974
30 5.42 30.00 20.024 0.024 29.976
31 5.60 31.00 20.023 0.023 30.977
32 5.78 32.00 20.021 0.021 31.979
33 5.96 33.00 20.019 0.019 32.981
34 6.14 34.00 20.017 0.017 33.983
35 6.33 35.00 20.014 0.014 34.986
36 6.51 36.00 20.012 0.012 35.988
37 6.69 37.00 20.009 0.009 36.991
38 6.87 38.00 20.006 0.006 37.994
39 7.05 39.00 20.003 0.003 38.997
40 7.23 40.00 20.000 0.000 40.000
Case 3 : When Applied Initial tension
Tightening tension = 6180.3 N
Unit length Weight = 5 N
Length of the cable = 40.65 m
Cable Weigth = 203.24 N
Max Downward Deflection = 0.005 m
Table 10.6. Guy Cable Behavior under tension and self weight
X(L ) y, (H) Y Sag Y red Grp
0 0.00 0.00 20.000 0.000 0.000
1 0.18 1.00 20.001 0.001 0.999
2 0.36 2.00 20.001 0.001 1.999
3 0.54 3.00 20.001 0.001 2.999
4 0.72 4.00 20.002 0.002 3.998
5 0.90 5.00 20.002 0.002 4.998
6 1.08 6.00 20.003 0.003 5.997
0 .00 1 .00 2 .00 3 .00 4 .00 5 .00 6 .00 7 .00 8 .00
0 .00
5 .00
10 .00
15 .00
20 .00
25 .00
30 .00
35 .00
40 .00
45 .00
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7 1.27 7.00 20.003 0.003 6.997
8 1.45 8.00 20.003 0.003 7.997
9 1.63 9.00 20.004 0.004 8.996
10 1.81 10.00 20.004 0.004 9.996
11 1.99 11.00 20.004 0.004 10.996
12 2.17 12.00 20.004 0.004 11.996
13 2.35 13.00 20.005 0.005 12.995
14 2.53 14.00 20.005 0.005 13.995
15 2.71 15.00 20.005 0.005 14.995
16 2.89 16.00 20.005 0.005 15.995
17 3.07 17.00 20.005 0.005 16.995
18 3.25 18.00 20.005 0.005 17.995
19 3.43 19.00 20.005 0.005 18.995
20 3.61 20.00 20.005 0.005 19.995
21 3.80 21.00 20.005 0.005 20.995
22 3.98 22.00 20.005 0.005 21.995
23 4.16 23.00 20.005 0.005 22.995
24 4.34 24.00 20.005 0.005 23.995
25 4.52 25.00 20.005 0.005 24.995
26 4.70 26.00 20.005 0.005 25.995
27 4.88 27.00 20.005 0.005 26.995
28 5.06 28.00 20.004 0.004 27.996
29 5.24 29.00 20.004 0.004 28.996
30 5.42 30.00 20.004 0.004 29.996
31 5.60 31.00 20.004 0.004 30.996
32 5.78 32.00 20.003 0.003 31.997
33 5.96 33.00 20.003 0.003 32.997
34 6.14 34.00 20.003 0.003 33.997
35 6.33 35.00 20.002 0.002 34.998
36 6.51 36.00 20.002 0.002 35.998
37 6.69 37.00 20.001 0.001 36.999
38 6.87 38.00 20.001 0.001 37.999
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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39 7.05 39.00 20.001 0.001 38.999
40 7.23 40.00 20.000 0.000 40.000
Turn Buckle Strenth
Force allowed by the Guy Wire
= 41202 KN
D Shackle = 10 mm Twice Safer than The Cable for Tensile
Turn Buckle strength(Considering the Tread Shear)
Diameter = 16 mm Safer than The Cable for Tensile
Pitch = 2 mm
Tread Height = 0.8 mm
Tread Length per nut = 16
Number of Nuts = 2
No of Treads = 16
Shear Area = 1,608.50 mm2
Shear Stress = 262.5 N/mm 2
Allowed Force = 422,230 N
Safe 43.04 Ton
Calculation to find the tension required By Guy
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
AF Antenna Wind Force
WF Wind Force Twr
TTot
Tensile Force
b
RM Self Righting Moment
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b = 10.5 Deg
H = 39.10 m
Total Tension to be Taken by Cables
Total Righting Moment = 4.46E+05 J
= Righting Moment
= 62,701N
Calculation for Deflection and Guy wire strength
H = 37.70 m
= 7.23 mCable Fixing Height / Fixed Distance on Arm
Guy Wire Diameter = 0.008 m Allowable lo 4.20
41202
L =
T Tot
H x Sin b
Lw
(H2 + Lw2)1/2
R = 0
B
Fig 10.5 Side view of the Reduced section
RM Self Righting Moment
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= 38.39 m
= 0.14 Deg
= 90.14 Deg
= -0.002
=
= 1,474.86
(L + e) = 38.40
(e) = 0.017
= 89.86 Deg
= 0.002
=
= 1,472.23
(L - a) = 38.37
(a) = 0.017
F =
15,878 N
E = 210 GPa
d restored with Guy
90 + d
Cos (90+ d)
(L + e)2 Lw2 + H2 - 2 x Lw x H Cos (90+ d)
90 - d
Cos (90 - d)
(L - a)2 Lw2 + H2 - 2 x Lw x H Cos (90+ d)
TTot x Cos b
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A = 5.03E-05
Strain of the wire = F x L
A x E
e = 0.05779 m
L + e L + F x L = 38.445 m
A x E
=
=
-4.44
545.03
= -0.008
= -0.008)
= 90.5 Deg
= 0.47 Deg
Deflection Analy = 0.14 Deg
Ultimate Deflection Will be 0.14 Deg
Guy Wire Should be Given an initial tension of 6,180N
Calculation to find the tension in each Guy wire using the Simplified model.
Distance at which the Guy wire is fixed on the Arm = 7.23 m (From Tower Center)
m2
Cos (90+ d) Lw2 + H2 - (L + e)2
2 x Lw x H
Cos (90+ d)
90 + d Cos -1 (
d restored with Guy
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Table 10.2. Guy wire Data
Guy Wire form Top Initial Length e Factor
1 37.70 m 38.39 m 10.9 Deg 0.0171 m 0.2575
2 29.80 m 30.66 m 13.6 Deg 0.0169 m 0.2548
3 22.70 m 23.82 m 17.7 Deg 0.0166 m 0.2498
4 15.60 m 17.19 m 24.9 Deg 0.0158 m 0.2379
5 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.0 Deg 0.0000 m 0.0000
0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.0 Deg 0.0000 m 0.0000
0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.0 Deg 0.0000 m 0.0000
0.0664 m
Calculation for Top most Guy wire
Failure force for = 16,147 N
Max Strain allowe = F x L
A x E
e = 0.059 m
Failure force for = 41202 N
Max Strain allowe = F x L
A x E
e = 0.150 m
Max allowed Tightening of Turn Buckle
= 0.091 m 91 mm
Table 10.3. Turn Buckle safety for Guy Wire form Top(Not applied for self standing)
H i (Fixed H) b i
T1
TTot
T2
T3
b1
b2
b3
Fig 10.7 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
2
1
3
4
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Initial Tension Turns Initial Max e Allow Max Tighten Max No of Turns
1 37.00 m 6,180.30 N 5.62 0.150 m 0.133m 33.22
2 29.80 m 6,180.30 N 4.49 0.120 m 0.103m 25.72
3 22.70 m 6,180.30 N 3.49 0.093 m 0.076m 19.12
4 15.60 m 6,180.30 N 2.52 0.067 m 0.051m 12.84
5 0.00 m 0.00 N 0.00 0.000 m 0.000m 0.00
0 0.00 m 0.00 N 0.00 0.000 m 0.000m 0.00
0 0.00 m 0.00 N 0.00 0.000 m 0.000m 0.00
11 . Twisting Failure
Consideration of a Slanted Member Givng the Righting moment to resist twist
Turning Moment if the total Area is at the X tream Fibre
H i (Fixed H)
Y Xtream
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Y extream = 0.50
Dish Radius = 1.38
Distance to Center of Wind Force
= 1.88
Pressure = 1,889.37 Pa
Area = 6.387 m2
Wind Force = 12,068.21 N
Turning Moment = 22,712.10 J
Note: Segments of 3 m Heights is checked to have a righting moment greater than this value
R DishY Xtream
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Fig .Incident of Tower section being Rotated
a = 180-5
2
= 87.5
Note: The Twisting Member Can be assumed to be fixed from Both ends if Cross Guys are present at the top.
Trial and error MannerTwist angle at the center of Total tower which satisfies the required safty factor
= 4.90 Degrees
If the Top most section of the tower is applied cross guys then the twist at the center will be Half of the
twist angle at the center.
=
= 14660.2151
= 121.079375
Triangle Height = 1,074 mm
= 709 mm
t 2 2x (L Sh)2 x (1- Cos (g))
t sh
L Sh
t
L Guy Br
L i
L Ex
ao
5o
L sh
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= 37000 mm
b = 180 - a
= 92.5
= +
-
= 1.369E+09
= 37005.4791
Extension = 5.48 mm
No of Cables At this Height = 12
Total Extension = 65.75 mm
Cable Axial Force required per cable to extend
E = 209.80 Gpa
A = 5.03E-05 m2
e = 0.00547911 m
L = Li - Initial Tightening
= 37.000 m
L i
L Ex 2 L i 2 t 2
2 x t x L i
L Ex
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F = AEe
L I - Initieal Ex
1561.85 N
Righting Turning Moment per cable = 1106.97
Number of Cables = 6
All cables at the same height = 6641.83 J
Gap Between two concecutive stiffner weld points = 0.200
L i Distance Between two wave peaks = 0.400
Height of Twr = 40
No of segments for analysis = 100
Total Rotation allowed = 9.8
Allowed Per Segment = 0.098
a/Deg = 89.951
b/Deg = 90.049
Considering The Pipes Being tensioned
Tri Height X sec Area t/(m) Peak Gap
1 Top Most 0.143 0.000412 0.000245 0.200 0.20000057
2 2nd Frm Top 0.211 0.000412 0.000361 0.200 0.20000094
L Ex
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3 3rd Frm Top 0.286 0.000690 0.000489 0.400 0.40000072
4 4th Frm Top 0.369 0.000690 0.000631 0.400 0.40000104
5 5th Frm Top 0.451 0.000690 0.000771 0.400 0.40000140
0 0 0.000 0.000000 0.000000
0 0 0.000 0.000000 0.000000
e/(m) Axial Force Righting Mo No of SegmentTotal R Mom/(J)
1 Top Most 0.00000057 246 35 47 1640
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00000094 408 86 43 3656
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00000072 260 74 21 1578
4 4th Frm Top 0.00000104 375 139 21 2944
5 5th Frm Top 0.00000140 508 229 21 4866
0 0 0.00000000 0 0 0 0
0 0 0.00000000 0 0 0 0
14683
0.05oL Pipe Cen
L i
a
t
q
L com Stif
L i / 2
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q = + -
=
BS shafting E = 209.8 Gpa
Considering The Stiffner Being tensioned(Only one Side of Prism Considered)
Tensioned Stiffner
Pipe Dis Eff LeverageStiff X sec Initial
1 Top Most 0.070 0.251 0.072 0.0001131 0.2698080
2 2nd Frm Top 0.103 0.369 0.105 0.0001131 0.3823721
3 3rd Frm Top 0.070 0.500 0.143 0.00020106 0.5389253
4 4th Frm Top 0.090 0.646 0.185 0.00020106 0.6758561
5 5th Frm Top 0.110 0.789 0.225 0.00020106 0.8139539
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0 0.0000000
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0 0.0000000
e/(m) Axial Force Righting Mo No of SegmentTotal R Mom/(J)
1 Top Most 0.00011375 10003.16 716.39 47 33312.10
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00017409 10802.79 1139.42 43 48425.20
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00022711 17776.17 2542.35 21 54024.91
4 4th Frm Top 0.00030137 18809.84 3470.44 21 73746.75
5 5th Frm Top 0.00037377 19370.30 4367.75 21 92814.70
0 0 0.00000000 0.00 0.00 0 0.00
0 0 0.00000000 0.00 0.00 0 0.00
302,323.65
L i 2 L Ex 2
2 x L Ex x L i
L Ten Sitff 2 (L i/2) 2 + Pipe Distance 2 - 2xPipe Disx(L i/2) 2
q/(m)
q
q
Pipe Distance
L ten Stif
L i / 2
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Total Of Righting Moments For 3m Lengths
Per 0.4 Segment
Max Turning Moment Allowed for 3m Section
= 22,712.10 J
Number of segments for 3 m Distance
= 3/0.4
= 7.5
For 3m Seg
Te'n R Mom/(J) Com/Pipe R MoTe'n R Mom/(J)Com/Pipe R MoGuy Wire
1 Top Most 2149.17 2184.43 16118.76 16383.22 3320.91475
2 2nd Frm Top 3418.25 3504.27 25636.87 26282.00
3 3rd Frm Top 7627.05 7701.31 57202.85 57759.81
4 4th Frm Top 10411.31 10549.84 78084.79 79123.77
5 5th Frm Top 13103.25 13332.22 98274.39 99991.67
0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total R Mom/(J) SF
1 Top Most 35822.89 1.58
2 2nd Frm Top 51918.87 2.29
3 3rd Frm Top 114962.66 5.06
4 4th Frm Top 157208.56 7.92
5 5th Frm Top 198266.06 9.73
Sections requireing Cyrups indicated as per the color code
SF Stiff PresencColorCode
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1 Top Most 1.58 1 2
2 2nd Frm Top 2.29 1 2
3 3rd Frm Top 5.06 0 1
4 4th Frm Top 7.92 0 1
5 5th Frm Top 9.73 0 1
0 0
0 0
11 . Yielding Failure
Yielding Failure in Compression
According AISI standard 1.95 additional safety factor is given to check Yield failure
Considering Bottom most section (5th From Top)
Subjected load = 73,359 N
AISI Load = 143,051 N
Area = 3 x Pipe Cress section area
= 1.24E-03 m2
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= P x A
= 115.61 MPa
= 310 MPa
<
Therefore yielding does not occur with current parameters
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compression Analysis
Section AISI Load Yield/(MPa) Status SF
1 Top Most 54,332 N 43.91 Safe 7.06
2 2nd Frm Top 96,734 N 78.18 Safe 3.97
3 3rd Frm Top 139,140 N 112.45 Safe 2.76
4 4th Frm Top 143,051 N 115.61 Safe 2.68
5 5th Frm Top 25,405 N 20.53 Safe 15.10
Table 9.10. Bending Moment Failure Analysis without Guy Wire
Bending Moment/(J)
Section Guy Wind Force Inclination Total BM Allowed
1 Top Most 0.00E+00 2.83E+04 4.52E+03 3.28E+04 3.39E+04
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00E+00 6.03E+04 4.02E+03 6.43E+04 4.57E+04
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00E+00 1.14E+05 3.55E+03 1.18E+05 1.05E+05
4 4th Frm Top 0.00E+00 1.75E+05 2.58E+03 1.78E+05 1.30E+05
5 5th Frm Top 0.00E+00 2.45E+05 1.12E+03 2.46E+05 1.54E+05
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00
0.00E+00 6.23E+05 1.58E+04
s
s y
s s y
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Bending Moment/(J) Wind Force
Section BM Allowed Inclination M Left for W H Above Wind Force
1 Top Most 2.00E+04 4.52E+03 1.54E+04 5.35 2,886.32
2 2nd Frm Top 2.69E+04 4.02E+03 2.29E+04 8.90 2,569.99
3 3rd Frm Top 6.19E+04 3.55E+03 5.84E+04 12.45 4,689.07
4 4th Frm Top 7.63E+04 2.58E+03 7.37E+04 16.00 4,607.66
5 5th Frm Top 9.06E+04 1.12E+03 8.95E+04 19.55 4,576.40
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00 0.00
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00 0.00
2.76E+05 1.58E+04 2.60E+05
Section Area Abv Pressure Al Velocity FailureSpeeds
1 Top Most 2.80 m2 1,032 Pa 41.48 ms-1 118 Kmph
2 2nd Frm Top 3.91 m2 658 Pa 33.11 ms-1 94 Kmph
3 3rd Frm Top 5.29 m2 886 Pa 38.43 ms-1 114 Kmph
4 4th Frm Top 6.68 m2 690 Pa 33.91 ms-1 101 Kmph
5 5th Frm Top 8.06 m2 568 Pa 30.76 ms-1 94 Kmph
0 0 0.00 m2 0 Pa 0.00 ms-1 0 Kmph
0 0 0.00 m2 0 Pa 0.00 ms-1 0 Kmph
Note: Irection can be allowed if and only if wind speed is less than 94.07
(Irection Means when no Guy wires)
Calculation for Strength of Lifting Cable
Note : Critical case of tower being lift under 160 KMPH wind velocity while the guy wires fixed
Load on Lifting = Compression force - weight of bottom section
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= 60,292 N
Load on one cab = 30,146.0 N = 3.1 Ton
Maximum allowed load per cable
= 4 Ton
Thus The system is stable for most Critical Case
Calculation for Strength of tower lock
Load on Tower Lock = 60,292 6 Ton
`
Diameter of the shaft = 38 mm 0.038 m
Shear Area = 0.00113 m2
Shear Area For Both = 0.00227 m2
Stress Developed = F / A
= 2.7 E+07 N/m2
= 270 N/mm2
Shear Strength = 2.70 E+08 (N/mm2)
SF = 10.16
10.3 Bending failure of Guide Arms
1. Plates Top/Bottom Thickness- 5mm High tensile(Equivalent to 8.5mm MS
Side Plate Thickness- 10mm Thickness Height
Thickness Width
Bending Stress ( s )
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Material Mild Steel
Tensile Stress = 523 N/mm2
Yield Strength = 335 N/mm2
Reaction Force 9.911 E+04 N
Bending Stress 270 N/mm2 3 E+08 Pa
Steel Density 7,900.00 Kg/m3
Sh stress for M/S 370 N/mm2 4 E+08 Pa
Allowed S Force 8.347 E+05 N
BM =
y
How it prevents bending Note: High tensile steel is used in order to reduce the weight of the arm and maximize the bending Strength, case.
Also Minimum cross section area is considered for critical
Table 10. 7 Bending failure of Guide Arms Input Data
Arm Length x from endX sec Area H h B b
0 0.00 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
1 0.30 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
2 0.60 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
3 0.90 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
4 1.20 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
5 1.50 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
6 1.80 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
7 2.10 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
8 2.40 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
9 2.70 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
I x s
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10 3.00 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
11 3.30 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
12 3.60 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
13 3.90 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
14 4.20 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
15 4.50 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
16 4.80 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
17 5.10 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
18 5.40 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
19 5.70 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
20 6.00 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
Note: A Doublers plate and the pivot bush is playing the role in Increasing the cross section area of the arm near the pivot.
M of Inertia Cross area Projected Area
SHS Slant 100x100x3 1.83 E-06 0.00116 0.001200
SHS for Stiff 100x100x3 1.83 E-06 0.00052 0.000516
Projected Area = Area/ Cos (Angle)
Table 10. 8 Inertia of Guide Arm with extra Box Stiffener
Arm Length x from endInertia Sys Inertia Arm Inertia Top Fixed HeighInertia Extra
0 0.00 m 2.08 E-05 3.34 E-06 1.20 E-05 0.200 5.48 E-06
1 0.30 m 3.90 E-05 3.34 E-06 2.11 E-05 0.265 1.46 E-05
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2 0.60 m 6.47 E-05 3.34 E-06 3.27 E-05 0.330 2.87 E-05
3 0.90 m 3.35 E-05 3.34 E-06 1.20 E-05 0.395 1.81 E-05
4 1.20 m 3.90 E-05 3.34 E-06 2.11 E-05 0.460 1.46 E-05
5 1.50 m 1.12 E-04 3.34 E-06 8.27 E-05 0.525 2.58 E-05
6 1.80 m 1.67 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.04 E-04 0.590 5.95 E-05
7 2.10 m 1.48 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.29 E-04 0.655 1.58 E-05
8 2.40 m 1.63 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.55 E-04 0.720 4.57 E-06
9 2.70 m 2.16 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.85 E-04 0.785 2.79 E-05
10 3.00 m 3.18 E-04 3.34 E-06 2.17 E-04 0.850 9.78 E-05
11 3.30 m 2.82 E-04 3.34 E-06 2.51 E-04 0.915 2.79 E-05
12 3.60 m 2.96 E-04 3.34 E-06 2.88 E-04 0.980 4.57 E-06
13 3.90 m 3.75 E-04 3.34 E-06 3.28 E-04 1.045 4.43 E-05
14 4.20 m 5.36 E-04 3.34 E-06 3.70 E-04 1.110 1.63 E-04
15 4.50 m 4.22 E-04 3.34 E-06 4.14 E-04 1.175 4.57 E-06
16 4.80 m 4.69 E-04 3.34 E-06 4.61 E-04 1.240 4.57 E-06
17 5.10 m 5.19 E-04 3.34 E-06 5.11 E-04 1.305 4.57 E-06
18 5.40 m 5.71 E-04 3.34 E-06 5.63 E-04 1.370 4.57 E-06
19 5.70 m 6.26 E-04 3.34 E-06 6.18 E-04 1.435 4.57 E-06
20 6.00 m 6.83 E-04 3.34 E-06 6.75 E-04 1.500 4.57 E-06
Angle between Two box bars 0.25
14.0 Deg
Table 10.8 .Bending failure of Guide Arms Data comparison
Length x from en Wt/ (Kg) S Force Mx BM Allowed Bending
0 0.00 5.35 0.00 E+00
1 0.30 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.97 E+04 4.21 E+05 Safe
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2 0.60 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.95 E+04 6.98 E+05 Safe
3 0.90 5.35 9.9 E+04 8.92 E+04 3.61 E+05 Safe
4 1.20 5.35 9.9 E+04 1.19 E+05 4.21 E+05 Safe
5 1.50 5.35 9.9 E+04 1.49 E+05 1.21 E+06 Safe
6 1.80 5.35 9.9 E+04 1.78 E+05 1.81 E+06 Safe
7 2.10 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.08 E+05 1.60 E+06 Safe
8 2.40 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.38 E+05 1.76 E+06 Safe
9 2.70 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.68 E+05 2.33 E+06 Safe
10 3.00 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.98 E+05 3.43 E+06 Safe
11 3.30 5.35 9.9 E+04 3.27 E+05 3.05 E+06 Safe
12 3.60 5.35 9.9 E+04 3.57 E+05 3.20 E+06 Safe
13 3.90 5.35 9.9 E+04 3.87 E+05 4.05 E+06 Safe
14 4.20 5.35 9.9 E+04 4.17 E+05 5.79 E+06 Safe
15 4.50 5.35 9.9 E+04 4.47 E+05 4.56 E+06 Safe
16 4.80 5.35 9.9 E+04 4.76 E+05 5.07 E+06 Safe
17 5.10 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.06 E+05 5.60 E+06 Safe
18 5.40 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.36 E+05 6.17 E+06 Safe
19 5.70 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.66 E+05 6.76 E+06 Safe
20 6.00 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.96 E+05 7.37 E+06 Safe
106.93
max Shearing Safe
Arm Pivot Point failures(Strenth of pivoting Point is Neglected, Arm will turn about Upper
pivoting Point)
No of Pivot Plates = 2
Thickness = 0.020 m
Weld Contact Lenth = 0.100 m
Area = 0.004 m2
Distance Between Pivot Pts = 1.5 m
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Forces On Cantelevered Arm
Weight Force Y Tr M
Arm Wt 576 Kg -5652 3.250 -18368 J
Concrete 3127 Kg -30678 6.500 -199408 J
Guy Top 15858 7.100 112592 J
Guy Mid 15527 7.000 108686 J
Guy Bottom 14925 6.900 102986 J
Arm Compression 9980 106487 J
Force At Pivot = 70991
This can easily be Overcome by even only one of 8.8 Bolts
Stress developed = 17747784 N/m2
= 17.75 N/mm2
Allowed Tensile Stress = 348.00 N/mm2
S.F = 19.61
According to the Study The most Critical case is near the pivot center
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To increase the bending strength of the arm stiffeners are introduced
at certain points of the arm.
The Doublers plate and the pivot bush is playing the role in Increasing
the cross section area of the arm near the pivot.
Thus the Guide arm is Safe all critical cases considered.
13 . Calculation to find the bearing capacity depending on the soil condition
As mentioned earlier in case of system falling about two arms The total weight can
be considered to act on Just Two Arms
Desiding On concrete Blocks at x tream Points
Total Weight of System-Two Blocks = 14189 Kg 14 Ton
Weight on One Arm = 14 Ton
2
= 7.1 Ton
LandingLegsCapacity = 40 Ton
Therefore the landing legs does not fail due to load
Area of the shoe/Concrete Block = 1.50 m X 1.50 m
= 2.25 m2
Stress On Shoe = Force
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Area
= 30,933 Pa 0.031 MPa N/m2
= 30.93 KN/m2
Allowed By site Soil = 40 N/m2
SF = 1.29
Desiding On Concrete Block Under the Twr
Load = 10,443 N 10 Ton
=
= 5.2 Ton
LandingLegsCapacity = 40 Ton
Therefore the landing legs does not fail due to load
Area of the shoe/Concrete Block = 1.50 m X 1.50 m
= 2.25 m2
Stress On Shoe = Force
Area
= 22,765 Pa 0.023 MPa N/m2
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= 22.76 KN/m2
Allowed By site Soil = 40 N/m2
SF = 1.76
Therefore the landing legs does not fail due to load
Area of the shoe = 0.60 m X 0.60 m
= 0.36 m2
Stress On Shoe = Force
Area
= 19,707 Pa 0.020 MPa
Obviously the stress value Occurred at the shoe much lesser than Yield Stress if steel (355Mpa)
Therefore the shoe of landing legs does not fail due to load
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17 . Calculation for Dimensions of the Occupied Projected Land Area
Length extended from front Bolster = 1.50 m
Max Length // to Center Line =
5.14 m + #REF!
= #REF!
= 2 x (Width Side ways)
= 12.69 m
18 . Finalized Parameter Values relevant to tower Models and Relevant Cases
Front Extention Pivot / (m) = #REF!
Rear Extension Pivot / (m) = 0.000
Front Extention / (m) = 6.00 m
Rear Extension / (m) = 0.00 m
Front Extension Angle / (Deg) = 120 Deg
Rear Extension Angle / (Deg) = 0 Deg
Rented area length/(m) = #REF!
Rented area width/(m) = 12.69 m
Max Inclination/(Degrees) = 0.00 Deg
Max(Y R LL , Y Platform ) +Max(Front Side ,Y F LL )
Width 90o to Center Line
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19 . CONCLUSION
1 ) According to the design calculation carried out throughout the study, It has been proven
beyond doubt that the system isstable under the Strength limit status velocity or Survival
Wind Velocity.
2 ) Therefore it is certain that the system is Stable for the Serviceability limit or Operational Wind
Velocity. (AISI Standard)
3 ) During the Calculation tower has been tested for Bending, Tensile, Shear , Buckling and
Yielding failure, and proven safe.
4 ) All failure tests are satisfied the AISI safety factor Requirements Under
TIA - 222 -G Standards
5 ) The design of the Tower Supporting Frame and the locking system
confirm the rigidity of the tower relative to base frame.
6 ) Provided that the velocity is lower than the survival velocity the system
is stable regardless of the direction of wind flow.
7 ) The ground utilization has been optimized by the design.
20 . REFERENCES
AISI/EIA/TIA-222-G Standard
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STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION…………………………………………………………………………………..
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Table 9.1. Wind Velocity Variation with Height…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from Table 03…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity centers…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sections…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area…………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for buckling failure…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for Lifting Cable strength………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for Deflection & Guy wire strenth………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………..
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Safety factor Calculation…………………………………………………………………………………..
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Ref- Head Load details
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Extreme Point
A
d
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0.04 m2
0.01 m2
0.01 m2
0.05 m2
Drag Coeff
1.18
1.18
1.18
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1.2
1.2
0.5
0.5
0.5
0
0.5
Drag Coeff
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
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Terrain height and Structure size Factor
(Topography)
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L Pipe
2.40 m
9.30 m
8.50 m
8.50 m
8.50 m
8.50 m
0.00 m
0.00 m
Rad of Gyration
0.000614
0.000107
0.000107
0.000237
0.000237
0.000237
0.000000
0.000000
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R = Wt
A
Fig 9.3. State of tower under equilibrium just before falling
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Cen Gr Abv Section
37.90 mm
33.75 mm
30.20 mm
26.65 mm
23.10 mm
19.55 mm
0.00 mm
0.00 mm
n Stiffeners
5.5
7
7
7
7
0
0
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I Composite
Wt x X
3953.55
3062.06
3771.79
2320.31
868.84
0.00
0.00
13976.55
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Wind Force/(N
3.13 E+03
5.28 E+03
6.77 E+03
9.17 E+03
1.10 E+04
1.25 E+04
0.00 E+00
0.00 E+00
BM Total
8.17 E+03
-1.36 E+05
-7.05 E+04
-7.64 E+04
-1.17 E+04
3.82 E+04
0.00 E+00
0.00 E+00
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L Comp Stiff
Pipe Distance 2
L ten Stiff 2
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Force x Perpedicular Distance
Total R Mom/(J)
68,692
40,541
46,310
30,340
29,729
0
0
215,612
Total R Mom/(J)
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86,086
74,767
115,537
97,469
116,229
0
0
490,088
As shone in the figure front side will be decided according to the orientation of tower when irected
X
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X tra Leverage required for stability will given by the extension of Arm or leverage beam.
Tot Weight
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6253Kg
6253Kg
6253Kg
18760Kg
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R = Wt
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8.9 E+05 J
6.7 E+05 J
Fig 14.2. State of tower under equilibrium just before falling
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Stability Circle
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(Minimum Perpendicular Distance From Tower center)
Calculations are followed
As discusssed earlier the required R has to be satisfied in and Direction as the Wind Flow and its Direction can't be predicted.
93
C
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Practically the structure rotates about two arms, In this section Critical Direction is considered for failiure analysis.
a
b
aX Platform
gk
q o
Fig 14.4. Arm and Guy wire orientation Case 1
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Ref Fig 14.3 to see directions
44.38
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Fig 14.5. Arm and Guy wire orientation Case 2
X Platform
g
k
q Guyo
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YR Pivot
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In case of taking moment about two Extream points all Bolting material canbe assumed to be at the center
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(Number of Bolts and size can be desided on this)
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T
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When the angle is 30 degrees since Cos(30) is equal to 0.5 the above shown system reduces to the following system
Even if any case is to be having n number of Guy wires, the case will be considered to have one guy wire per Guy arm
Finally the modification will be restored or corrected by dividing the forces among Guy wires depending on inclination
T
T
Fig 10.2. Plan view of Guy wire Orientation
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Ref 14.Stability Calculation
Cable Fixing Height / Fixed Distance on Arm
Total Turning Moment by Guys
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6.4 Ton
> AISI standard Safety factor 0.85 for a guyed mast
ead Load
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S.F
30.57
40.65
88.09
135.94
1109.20
S.F
71.20
40.71
104.65
101.86
510.64
0.00
0.00
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0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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0 .00 1 .00 2 .00 3 .00 4 .00 5 .00 6 .00 7 .00 8 .00
0 .00
5 .00
10 .00
15 .00
20 .00
25 .00
30 .00
35 .00
40 .00
45 .00
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0 .00 1 .00 2 .00 3 .00 4 .00 5 .00 6 .00 7 .00 8 .00
0 .00
5 .00
10 .00
15 .00
20 .00
25 .00
30 .00
35 .00
40 .00
45 .00
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0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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Twice Safer than The Cable for Tensile
Safer than The Cable for Tensile
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
Compression Force
CF1
b
RM Self Righting Moment
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Cable Fixing Height / Fixed Distance on Arm
Ton
N
Fig 10.5 Side view of the Reduced section
RM Self Righting Moment
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(From Tower Center)
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16,147 N
15,977 N
15,664 N
14,914 N
0 N
0 N
0 N
62,701 N
Tension Ti
TTot
Fig 10.7 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
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Max No of Turns
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R Dish
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Cos (b)
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m
m
Deg
Deg
Deg
Deg
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Total R Mom/(J)
L i / 2
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Exp Len
0.2699217
0.3825462
0.5391525
0.6761575
0.8143277
0.0000000
0.0000000
Total R Mom/(J)
t 2
x Cos (q + 90)
L i / 2
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Safety Factor
1.04
0.71
0.89
0.73
0.63
0.00
0.00
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Wind Force
Kmph
Note : Critical case of tower being lift under 160 KMPH wind velocity while the guy wires fixed
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t
0.006
0.006
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Note: High tensile steel is used in order to reduce the weight of the arm and maximize the bending Strength, case.
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Fixed Height RHS
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0.330
0.165
0.000
0.295
0.590
0.295
0.000
0.425
0.850
0.425
0.000
0.555
1.110
SF
14.17
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11.74
4.05
3.54
8.12
10.12
7.67
7.41
8.71
11.53
9.31
8.95
10.47
13.90
10.21
10.64
11.07
11.50
11.94
12.38
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Obviously the stress value Occurred at the shoe much lesser than Yield Stress if steel (355Mpa)
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) +Max(Front Side ,Y F LL )
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0 0 0.00 B SF
40 m TOWER CALCULATION SEMI TRAILER
0.650 m Above Ground Level
Revision ( 5.4 )
April 2009 Edition
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CONTENTS
1.GENERAL
1.1 Strenth Limt States
1.2 Serviceability Limit States
1.3 Analysis
1.4 Definitions
1.5 Symbols
2.LOADS
Scope
Classification of Structure
Combination of Loads
Tempeerature Effects
Dead Loads
Wind and Ice Loads
3.ANALYSIS
4.DESIGN STRENTH OF STEEL
5.MANUFACTURING
6.OTHER STRUCSTRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION…………………………………………………………………………………..
7.GUY ASSEMBLIES
8.INSULATORS
9.GUY ARM/FOUNDATION AND ANCHORAGES
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Conrete
10.PROTECTIV
Table 9.1. Wind Velocity Variation with Height…………………………………………………………………………………..
11.OBSTRUCTION MARKING
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from Table 03…………………………………………………………………………………..
12.CLIMBING FACILITIES Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity centers…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners…………………………………………………………………………………..
13.PLANS, ASSEMBLY TOL Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sections…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections…………………………………………………………………………………..
14.MAINTAINANCE AND CO Table9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area…………………………………………………………………………………..
15.EXISTING STRUCTURES
10 .
Calculation for buckling failure…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.2. Buckling for bottom most sub section……………………
Calculation for Lifting Cable strength………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for Deflection & Guy wire strenth………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 10.2. Guy wire Data……………………………………………….
10.3 Bending failure of Guide Arms
11 . Yielding Failure
Yielding Failure in Compression…………………………………………………………….
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compression Analysis………………
Yielding Failure in Tension
Table 11.2. Tower Tensile failure of the pipe on the wind flow side
12 . Failure from the pivot…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 12.1. Analysis for Failure from the pivot
13 . Failure of Landing Leg Sand Shoe………………………………………………………………
Bending Strength Calculation
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation for Buckling & Deflection
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14 .
Table 14.1. Shelter Details
Table 14.2. Tower Frame Details
Table 14.3. Guide Arms
Table 14.4. Base Frame Details
Table 14.5. Concrete Block Details
Table 14.6. Load Details
Table 14.7. Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclination
Table 14.8. Locating the center of Gravity
15 .
16 . Safety factor Calculation…………………………………………………………………………………..
17 . Calculation for Dimensions of the Rectangular Land Area…
18 . Finalized Parameter Values relevant to tower Models and Relevant Cases
19 . CONCLUSIONS…………………………………………………………………………………..
20 . REFERENCES…………………………………………………………………………………..
ANNEX: BENDING CALCULATION (EACH TOWER SECTION)
1 . GENERAL
0 . Notations and Symbols
Symbol Description Units
a Area needed for I composite cal m2
Ce Gra Above Center of gravity of the tower s m
Cen W Force Center of wind force………………… m
d internal Internal Diameter……………………………… m
D Out External Diameter……………………………… m
D Stiff Diameter of Stiffeners……………………… m
H Height…………………………………………………… m
h1 Upper portion of section height…… m
h2 Lower portion of section height…… m
Height Above Height above the tower section…… m
STABILITY CALCULATION…………………………………………………………………………………..
Length Parameters of Guide Arms…………………………………………………………………………………..
Calculation to find arm length for bolting Option.
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I Moment of Inertia……………………………… Kgm2
I Composite Moment of Inertia of composite sec Kgm2
L Pipe Length of pipe of the tower secti m
L stiff Length of stiffener of the tower se m
n Stiffeners No of lengths of stiffeners…………… Nos
offset X val Offset due to 1 degree inclinatio m
r Internal Radius…………………………………… m
R out External Radius…………………………………… m
Required Ld Required leverage distance from guid m
Sch No Schedule Number………………………………… Num
Sec height Sectional Height of tower section m
SF Safety Factor………………………………………
Start Height Starting height of a tower sectio m
Tr Moment Turning Moment…………………………………… Nm
Un Wt of Pipe Unit Weight of Pipe…………………………… Kg/m
Un Wt of Stiff Unit weight of stiffeners………………… Kg/m
Symbol Description Units
Wi Pressure Wind Pressure……………………………………… Pa
Wind Force Tr M Turning Moment due to wind force Nm
y Distance to Extreme Fiber……………… m
Y Distance to Center of Gravity from to m
// to Center Line Parallel to center line………………………
Perpendicular to Center line…………
Note: All other notations are illustrated with figures
90o to Center Line
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1 . GENERAL
Standard. While trying to strict to standard the designer have tried to adopt the formal
procedure in order to model the systemcloser to reality. Each action taken will be
explained with illustrations in Calculation section
2 . INTRODUCTION
The study has focused on the most critical aspects of the real tower. While reviewing the reader
will be able to see the data in the form of tables. Also he will notice that Specimen calculation
is provided for the most important (Critical) row of the table. This has been done to prevent the
Proposal getting lengthen unnecessarily. The calculation for the area and weight of antennae
are followed as per customer’s request.
Ref 7. Material Used for Tower Sections
160 Kmph
400 Kg Ref- Head Load details
Customer allowed area Max is 6.00 m2
Tower Calculations have been done according to AISI EIA/TIA 222 G
1. All steel materials used are made according to DIN standards.
2. This calculation is withstand a wind speed of
3. Total head load weight and Area is followed in the section Head Load Details
4. All tower sections are subjected to Hot dip Galvanization.
5. Tower support frame and Platform structure is sand blasted, Primered and
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painted according to clients requirement.
4 . DESIGN PHILOSOPHY RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS
The proposed revision of the standard is based on limit states design.
The structures are checked for two major limit states.
i ) Strength limit states
ii ) Serviceability limit states
According to TIA-222-G standard Wind load is considered as the major fact
controlling the stability.
Wind Speeds escalated with height according to the terrain characteristics
surrounding a given site.
Here Exposure C (Flat open area) is selected
The direction of wind and tower orientation of a mobile tower at a given time
cannot be predicted. Therefore AISI/TIA standards have allocated a 0.85
Directionality Safety factor.
According to Figure shown bellow the Wind velocity V is most likely to turn
the whole system about the axis AB depending on the power of the wind force.
But the force which will turn the system will be the cross particle perpendicular
to AB and always will be less then or equal to wind force.
Therefore it is not essential to depend on a
Directionality safety factor as long as critical
situation is concern.
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The calculations are flexible for any wind
flow direction provided Wind velocity is
less than Survival Wind velocity.
5 . STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION
Structures are classified according to reliability requirements.
to represent structures for which there is a low hazard to human life and to property in
the event of failure.
that may be provided by other means. This tower falls under this category. Also ice loading
does not apply to this category.
Category I Structures have the lowestreliability requirements and are intendeddamage
Category II structures represent a substantial hazard to human life intended for services
Extreme Point
A
B
d
V
Fig 3.1 Wind flow Direction Analysis
Tower side
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2 . LOAD
HEAD LOAD DETAILS
Calculation for area of GSM antennae
Length = 2.50 m
Width = 0.27 m
Length to breath Ratio = 9.26
Area = 0.68 m2
Force coefficient of the section = 0.9
Calculation for area of 0.6 MW antennae
Diameter = 0.60 m
Area = 0.28 m2
Calculation for area of 1.2 MW antennae
Diameter = 1.20 m
Area = 1.13 m2
Weight and Area parameters of head Loads with Brackets
ANTENNAE AND ACCESSORIES
Unit Wei Description Proj Area Nos Elevation Tot Area Drag Coeff Area
35 Kg GSM Antennae 0.68 m2 6 40.0 m 4.05 m2 1.2 4.86 m2
45 Kg 0.6 MW Dishes 0.28 m2 2 40.0 m 0.57 m2 1.2 0.68 m2
55 Kg 1.2 MW Dishes 1.13 m2 1 40.0 m 1.13 m2 1.2 1.36 m2
10 Kg Lightening Arrest 0.03 m2 1 45.0 m 0.03 m2 0.5 0.02 m2
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4 Kg Aviation Lamp 0.06 m2 1 42.0 m 0.06 m2 0.5 0.03 m2
Total Antenne Area 5.84 m2
Excess Head Load 0.16 m2 0.5 0.08 m2
6.00 m2 7.02 m2
Antenne Frame
21 Kg Ant Frame Poles 0.18 m2 6 40.0 m 1.08 m2 0 0.00 m2
12 Kg Ant Frame Bracke 0.03 m2 6 40.0 m 0.00 m2 0.5 0.09 m2
1.08 m2 0.09 m2
Cables
13 Kg Feeder Cable 0.05 m2 6 0.30 m2 0.5 0.15 m2
1 Kg Optical Cables 0.01 m2 3 0.03 m2 0.5 0.01 m2
1 Kg Power Cables 0.01 m2 3 0.03 m2 0.5 0.01 m2
0.35 m2 0.18 m2
680 Kg Total Head Load 7.29 m2
6 . Tower Specifications
Type & Model = SEMI TRAILER
Tower Height = 40 m
Tower Weight = 853 Kg
Total Head Load = 680 Kg
Number Of Sections = 5
Gravity Acceleration = 9.812 m/s2 (On Earth)
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Overlap = 1.400 m
Tower Elevation = 0.900 m From System Level
Distance from Elevated level t = 0.650 m From Ground Level
Building/Mountain Elevation
7 . Material Used for Tower Sections
1. Pipe Schedule 80 - 1" , 1/2" DIA (DIN 17100 Standard)
OD - 48.3, 33.4 mm
Thickness- 5.08mm
Material ST 52.3 (DIN 17100 Standard)
Tensile Stre = 523 N/mm2
Yield Streng = 335 N/mm2
2. Stiffeners (Lattice Structure )
Bright Steel Rod (DIN 17100 Standard)
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Top Stiffeners 1/2" DIA
Bottom Stiffeners 5/8" DIA
Material 1020 Carbon Steel
Tensile Stre = 380 N/mm2
Yield Streng = 200 N/mm2
8 . Wind Loads Analysis
Survival wind speed = 160 Kmph 44.44
Operational wind speed = 140 Kmph 38.89
Wind Velocity relevant to each case will be found with the following formulae and factors.
There will be two cases one for operational and the other for survival wind velocity.
V z =
ms-1
ms-1
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
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Where
= Basic wind speed of the place in m/s
= Probability Factor(Risk coefficient)
= Terrain height and Structure size Factor
= Topography Factor ( 1.0 for planes )
K1 for Towers Terrain Category I
Height/(m) Operational(120)Survival(160) K2 Class A K2 Class B
50 1.05 1.07 1.20 1.18 1.00
40 1.05 1.07 1.20 1.18 1.00
30 1.05 1.07 1.15 1.13 1.00
20 1.05 1.07 1.12 1.10 1.00
15 1.05 1.07 1.09 1.07 1.00
10 1.05 1.07 1.05 1.03 1.00
P z =
Wind Reg H F V z /(ms-1) Pressure/(Pa)
39.45 m 56.12 1.89 E+03
35.30 m 56.12 1.89 E+03
31.75 m 53.74 1.73 E+03
28.20 m 53.74 1.73 E+03
24.65 m 52.31 1.64 E+03
21.10 m 50.88 1.55 E+03
0.00 m 0.00 0.00 E+00
0.00 m 0.00 0.00 E+00
Vb
K1
K2
K3
K3 (Topography)
0.6 x Vz2
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Calculation for wind Load on the antennae
At 160 Kmph 44.44
= 1.07
= 1.18
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 56.12 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1,889.37 N/m2
At 140 Kmph 38.89
= 1.05
= 1.18
= 1.00
ms-1
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
ms-1
K1
K2
K3
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V z =
V z = 48.18 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1392.98 N/m2
Calculation for wind Load on the Tower
At 160 Kmph 44.44
= 1.07
= 1.10
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 52.31 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1641.87 N/m2
At 140 Kmph 38.89
= 1.05
= 1.10
= 1.00
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
K1
K2
K3
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V z =
V z = 44.92 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1210.50 N/m2
Calculation for wind Load on the Shelter(Only if present)
At 160 Kmph 44.44
= 1.07
= 1.05
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 49.93 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1496.00 N/m2
At 140 Kmph 38.89
= 1.05
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
K1
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
K1
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= 1.05
= 1.00
V z =
V z = 42.88 m/s
Wind Pressure =
= 1102.96 N/m2
9 . Bending Strength Calculation
Terrain category Class B for tower sections
Table 9.1. Wind Velocity on tower sections for Survival wind velocity (160 Kmph)
Section Height/(m) V z /(ms-1)Wi Pressure/(Pa)
Antennae Frame 39.5 56.12 1.89 E+03
1 Top Most 35.3 56.12 1.89 E+03
2 2nd Frm Top 31.8 53.74 1.73 E+03
3 3rd Frm Top 28.2 53.74 1.73 E+03
4 4th Frm Top 24.7 52.31 1.64 E+03
5 5th Frm Top 21.1 50.88 1.55 E+03
K2
K3
Vb . K1 . K2 . K3
0.6 x Vz2
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0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 E+00
0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 E+00
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data
Section Material Sch No D Out/(m) Thickness Un Wt of Pipe L Pipe
0 Antena Frame MS 80(Std) 0.0750 0.00508 8.76 Kg/m 2.40 m
1 Top Most MS 80(Std) 0.0334 0.00455 3.24 Kg/m 9.30 m
2 2nd Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0334 0.00455 3.24 Kg/m 8.50 m
3 3rd Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0483 0.00508 5.41 Kg/m 8.50 m
4 4th Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0483 0.00508 5.41 Kg/m 8.50 m
5 5th Frm Top MS 80(Std) 0.0483 0.00508 5.41 Kg/m 8.50 m
0 0 0 0(Std) 0.0000 0.00000 0.00 Kg/m 0.00 m
0 0 0 0(Std) 0.0000 0.00000 0.00 Kg/m 0.00 m
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from Table 03
Section R out / (m) = y d internal/(m) r / (m) x Sec height Area Rad of Gyration
Antena Frame 0.038 m 0.0648 0.032 m 1.000 0.001116 0.000614
1 Top Most 0.017 m 0.0243 0.012 m 0.217 0.000412 0.000107
2 2nd Frm Top 0.017 m 0.0243 0.012 m 0.320 0.000412 0.000107
3 3rd Frm Top 0.024 m 0.0381 0.019 m 0.433 0.000690 0.000237
4 4th Frm Top 0.024 m 0.0381 0.019 m 0.559 0.000690 0.000237
5 5th Frm Top 0.024 m 0.0381 0.019 m 0.683 0.000690 0.000237
0 0 0.000 m 0.0000 0.000 m 0.000 0.000000 0.000000
0 0 0.000 m 0.0000 0.000 m 0.000 0.000000 0.000000
h1
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Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity centers
Distance from Elevated level to tower = 0.900 m
= 0.650 m
Section H Above Sec Cen W F Sec AbvStart Height Ce Gra Above Self offset X valCen Gr Abv Section
Antena Frame 2.40 m 1.20 m 36.70 m 37.90 m 0.66 m 37.90 mm
1 Top Most 10.70 m 5.35 m 28.40 m 33.05 m 0.58 m 33.75 mm
2 2nd Frm Top 17.80 m 8.90 m 21.30 m 25.55 m 0.45 m 30.20 mm
3 3rd Frm Top 24.90 m 12.45 m 14.20 m 18.45 m 0.32 m 26.65 mm
Tower base Elevation from ground level H Twr Ele
X
W
q`
R = Wt
H tb
M tot
B A
Fig 9.3. State of tower under equilibrium just before falling
Fig 9.2. Horizontal movement due to 1o Inclination(Worst Case)
Sec Height
h1
h2
Fig 9.1. Section Height detail of tower section
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4 4th Frm Top 32.00 m 16.00 m 7.10 m 11.35 m 0.20 m 23.10 mm
5 5th Frm Top 39.10 m 19.55 m 0.00 m 4.25 m 0.07 m 19.55 mm
0 0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 mm
0 0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.00 mm
39.10 m 19.55 m
Total Height 40.00 m
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners
Section Material Xsec Area D Stiff/(m) Un Wt of Stiff L stiff/(m) n Stiffeners
1 Top Most BS Shafting 0.0001131 0.012 0.89 Kg/m 6.000 5.5
2 2nd Frm Top BS Shafting 0.0001131 0.012 0.89 Kg/m 6.000 7
3 3rd Frm Top BS Shafting 0.00020106 0.016 1.58 Kg/m 6.000 7
4 4th Frm Top BS Shafting 0.00020106 0.016 1.58 Kg/m 6.000 7
5 5th Frm Top BS Shafting 0.00020106 0.016 1.58 Kg/m 6.000 7
0 0 0.000 0.00 Kg/m 0.000 0
0 0 0.000 0.00 Kg/m 0.000 0
Note : Moment of inertia of the composite section about the neutral axis is found
using the Parallel axis theorem
I =
4
=
4
Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sections
p(R4-r4)
I Comp ( I + a x h12) + [2 x ( I + a x h2
2)]
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Section I a / (m2) I Composite
Antenna Frame 6.856 E-07 1.12 E-03 5.53 E-04 1.53 E-04 8.624 E-04
1 Top Most 4.398 E-08 4.12 E-04 1.07 E-05 3.27 E-06 1.801 E-05
2 2nd Frm Top 4.398 E-08 4.12 E-04 2.18 E-05 6.26 E-06 3.572 E-05
3 3rd Frm Top 1.633 E-07 6.90 E-04 6.76 E-05 1.96 E-05 1.115 E-04
4 4th Frm Top 1.633 E-07 6.90 E-04 1.09 E-04 3.06 E-05 1.773 E-04
5 5th Frm Top 1.633 E-07 6.90 E-04 1.59 E-04 4.38 E-05 2.572 E-04
0 0 0.000 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.000 E+00
0 0 0.000 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.000 E+00
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections
Weight / (Kg)
Section Pipes Xtra Stuff SectionTot Total Abv Cen Gr Frm Wt x X
Frame + Head Load126.1 Kg 553.6 Kg 679.7 Kg 679.7 Kg 37.90 m
1 Top Most 90.3 Kg 29.3 Kg 119.6 Kg 799.4 Kg 33.05 m 3953.55
2 2nd Frm Top 82.5 Kg 37.3 Kg 119.8 Kg 919.2 Kg 25.55 m 3062.06
3 3rd Frm Top 138.1 Kg 66.4 Kg 204.4 Kg 1123.6 Kg 18.45 m 3771.79
4 4th Frm Top 138.1 Kg 66.4 Kg 204.4 Kg 1328.1 Kg 11.35 m 2320.31
5 5th Frm Top 138.1 Kg 66.4 Kg 204.4 Kg 1532.5 Kg 4.25 m 868.84
0 0 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.00 m 0.00
0 0 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.0 Kg 0.00 m 0.00
Tower Weight 852.8 Kg 16.39 m 13976.55
Table 9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area
Force Coefficient for Circular = 0.5 (AISI Standard)
Effective Ar = Projected Area x Force Coefficient
TM = WF x H
Area Projected/(m2)
Section Pipes Extra Stuff Sec Total Total Above Wind Force/(NTr Mom Sec Bot/(Nm)
a.h1 2 a.h2 2
Pole (Only) Center of Gravity
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Frame Antennae 1.080 m2 6.211 m2 3.645 m2 3.645 m2 6.89 E+03 8.26 E+03
1 Top Most 0.932 m2 0.396 m2 0.664 m2 4.309 m2 8.14 E+03 4.36 E+04
2 2nd Frm Top 0.852 m2 0.504 m2 0.678 m2 4.987 m2 8.64 E+03 7.69 E+04
3 3rd Frm Top 1.232 m2 0.672 m2 0.952 m2 5.939 m2 1.03 E+04 1.28 E+05
4 4th Frm Top 1.232 m2 0.672 m2 0.952 m2 6.891 m2 1.13 E+04 1.81 E+05
5 5th Frm Top 1.232 m2 0.672 m2 0.952 m2 7.843 m2 1.22 E+04 2.38 E+05
5 0 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00
5 0 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.000 m2 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00
4.197 m2
= 270 N/mm2 2.70 E+08 Pa
BM =
y
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis
Righting Moment Turning Moment
Section Guy Cable Stru RigidityWind Force Inclination Sec BM BM Total
Antena Frame 8.26 E+03 4.41 E+03 1.27 E+04 1.27 E+04
1 Top Most -1.36 E+04 -1.55 E+05 4.36 E+04 4.52 E+03 4.81 E+04 -1.20 E+05
2 2nd Frm Top -1.95 E+04 -1.15 E+05 7.69 E+04 4.02 E+03 8.09 E+04 -5.38 E+04
3 3rd Frm Top -3.22 E+04 -1.62 E+05 1.28 E+05 3.55 E+03 1.32 E+05 -6.24 E+04
4 4th Frm Top -6.19 E+04 -1.28 E+05 1.81 E+05 2.58 E+03 1.84 E+05 -6.11 E+03
5 5th Frm Top -6.19 E+04 -1.46 E+05 2.38 E+05 1.12 E+03 2.39 E+05 3.14 E+04
0 0 -0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00
0 0 -0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00 0.00 E+00
-1.89 E+05 6.68 E+05 1.58 E+04
Section BM Total Y Extreme BM Allowed Safety Factor
Bending Stress ( s )
I comp x s
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Antena Frame 1.27 E+04 0.500 4.66 E+05 36.74 Safe
1 Top Most -1.20 E+05 0.143 3.39 E+04 1.98 Safe
2 2nd Frm Top -5.38 E+04 0.211 4.57 E+04 2.55 Safe
3 3rd Frm Top -6.24 E+04 0.286 1.05 E+05 3.39 Safe
4 4th Frm Top -6.11 E+03 0.369 1.30 E+05 22.92 Safe
5 5th Frm Top 3.14 E+04 0.451 1.54 E+05 4.90 Safe
0 0 0.00 E+00 0.000 0.00 E+00 0.00 0
0 0 0.00 E+00 0.000 0.00 E+00 0.00 0
Note: ( - ) safety factor denotes higher safty as it has to go passing 0 to go to Failiure.
Consideration of stiifner Strenth for Bending Effect
= 0.400 m
=
Segment Height (L i )
q/(Deg) Tan Inv (Def/Li)
q
Pipe Distance
L ten Stif
L com Stif
L i / 2
q
Def
b
a
q
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b = + -
a = + -
Righting Moment from Stiffners
Total Swaey = 0.14 Deg
Def Allowed at H = Height x Tan (Def)
= 0.094 m
Section Peak H Def All at H Def for Sec DefPerSegment
1 Top Most 39.10 0.094 0.019 0.00041
2 2nd Frm Top 31.20 0.075 0.017 0.00040
3 3rd Frm Top 24.10 0.058 0.017 0.00080
4 4th Frm Top 17.00 0.041 0.017 0.00080
5 5th Frm Top 9.90 0.024 0.024 0.00112
0 0 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.00000
0 0 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.00000
Sway
Section Pipe Distance L Stiff L Ten Stiff L Comp Stiff
1 Top Most 0.251 0.059 0.3206187 0.3207786 0.3204588
2 2nd Frm Top 0.369 0.058 0.4197719 0.4199487 0.4195950
3 3rd Frm Top 0.500 0.115 0.5389253 0.5392989 0.5385516
4 4th Frm Top 0.646 0.115 0.6758561 0.6762404 0.6754717
5 5th Frm Top 0.789 0.161 0.8139539 0.8144976 0.8134099
0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000
0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000
(L I /2) 2 L ten Stiff 2 Pipe Distance 2
L Ten Stif x L i
(L I ) 2 L Com Stiff 2 L ten Stiff 2
2 x L Com Stif x L i
q/(Deg)
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(E ) for BS Shafting = 209.8 Gpa
Considering The Stiffner Being tensioned
Exp len, e Contr Len ,c
1 Top Most 51.370 51.442 0.0001599 0.0001600
2 2nd Frm Top 61.502 61.591 0.0001768 0.0001769
3 3rd Frm Top 68.117 68.315 0.0003735 0.0003738
4 4th Frm Top 72.682 72.892 0.0003842 0.0003845
5 5th Frm Top 75.625 75.927 0.0005437 0.0005440
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.0000000 0.0000000
Righting Moment = Force x Perpedicular Distance
Tentioned Stiffner
e/(m) X sec Area Axial Force Righting Mo No of SegmentTotal R Mom/(J)
1 Top Most 0.00015987 0.0001131 11,831.51 1477.24 47 68,692
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00017685 0.0001131 9,996.27 953.91 43 40,541
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00037351 0.00020106 29,235.18 2179.30 21 46,310
4 4th Frm Top 0.00038424 0.00020106 23,981.89 1427.75 21 30,340
5 5th Frm Top 0.00054367 0.00020106 28,175.36 1399.01 21 29,729
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0 0
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0 0
215,612
Comressed Stiffner
c/(m) X sec Area Axial Force Righting Mo No of SegmentTotal R Mom/(J
1 Top Most 0.00015995 0.0001131 11837.42 1851.32 47 86,086
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00017692 0.0001131 10000.49 1759.23 43 74,767
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00037377 0.00020106 29255.46 5437.02 21 115,537
4 4th Frm Top 0.00038446 0.00020106 23995.53 4586.77 21 97,469
5 5th Frm Top 0.00054403 0.00020106 28194.19 5469.60 21 116,229
b/(Deg) a/(Deg)
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0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0 0
0 0 0.00000000 0 0.00 0.00 0 0
490,088
14 . STABILITY CALCULATION
Coordinate System definition
As shone in the figure front side will be decided according to the orientation of tower when irected
Extream center point of Front side Beam will be taken as the coordinate center.
X tra Leverage required for stability will given by the extension of Arm or leverage beam.
Details of Heavy Objects effecting the Stability
X
Y
Y CG
Stability Circle
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Table 14.1. Shelter Details
Weight 0 Kg
Height 0.00 m
Width 0.00 m
Length 3.50 m
3.00 m
Area 0.000 mm2
Table 14.1.1 Sanded Volume Details
Height 0.000m
Length 0.000m
Breath 0.000m
Volume 0.000m3
Extra Weights Distributed On the Deck
Unit Wt Country Number Tot Weight
Sand 1840 Kgs 0.0000 m3 1 0.00 Kg
Small Concrete B 10Kgs 1Pcs 0 0.00 Kg 0.00 Kg
Distance at which the Block is fixed from = 0.000 m
Center of gravity of block from End of exte = 0.300 m
Center of gravity of block from Pivot = 5.700 m
Table 14.5. Concrete Base Details(Underneath Landing Legs)
Description Placed Y DisX sec Size Height Cube WeightNo of CubesTot Weight
Twr Side Concret -2.850 m 1.500 m 0.600 m 3240 Kg 2 6480Kg
Mid Concrete 0.000 m 1.500 m 0.600 m 3240 Kg 2 6480Kg
Other Side Concr 6.850 m 1.500 m 0.600 m 3240 Kg 2 6480Kg
19440Kg
Y Shelter Start
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Table 14.2. Tower Frame Details
Beam/Plates 402.00 Kg
Other Loads 10.00 Kg
Total 412 Kg
Note. If Guy wires are present they fixed to the X tra leverage Extentions therefore
it only Makes the Structure rigid relative to the Base Frame. The whole system is
made sure to be Stable the self weight of the Whole system.
Tower is checked for stability when the total system is about fall about two ground
contact Points
Table 14.3.Weights at Critical Polygon Points
Unit Wt County Units Total Wt
Front Polygon Po 48 Kg/m 6.00 m 2 576.00 Kg
Rear Polygon Poi 48 Kg/m 0.00 m 2 0.00 Kg
w1
Wind Force
Off Set X val
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By taking moment about point A
w4
w3
w2
w1
H/2
1 o
Fig 14.1. Factors causing Turning Moment
w5
1o
Wind Force
Wt
R = WtR = 0
M tot
Ld Required
B A
Fig 14.2. State of tower under equilibrium just before falling
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L d Required x Wt "=" M tot
L d Required "=" M tot
Wt
"=" 6.86 E+05 J
1.98 E+05 J
"=" 3.47
P =
WF = P x A
TM = WF x H
Table 14.7. Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclination
Area Pressure Wind Force Cen W ForceTr Moment
Head Loads 7.291 m2 1889 Pa 13775 N 40.0 m 5.5 E+05 J
Tower Wind Forc 4.197 m2 1642 Pa 6891 N 19.6 m 1.3 E+05 J
0 . 0.000 m2 0 Pa 0 N 0.0 m 0.0 E+00 J 6.9 E+05 J
Tur'gMomenRi'g Moment
Antennae Moment 5.51E+05 J
Twr Wind F Moment 1.35E+05 J
Twr Inc'n Moment 1.58E+04 J
Self Righting Moment 7.06E+05 J
Guy Righting Moment 2.37E+05 J
Slac Guy Init Moment 2.42E+05 J
9.43E+05 J 9.43E+05 J
Table 14.8. Locating the center of Gravity
r x V2
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Weight Force Y Tr M (J)
Tower+Head Loa 1533 Kg 15,037 0.500 7.52 E+03 3.500 52629
Shelter 0 Kg 0 4.750 0.00 E+00 7.750 0
Tower Frame 289 Kg 2,836 0.300 8.51 E+02 3.300 9358
2 Front Poly Pts( 576 Kg 1,648 -3.000 4.95 E+03 0.000 0
2 Rear Poly Pts( 0 Kg 1,648 6.000 9.89 E+03 9.000 14836
Front arm Con Bl 2000 Kg 19,624 -2.850 -5.59 E+04 0.150 2944
Rear concrete Bl 6480 Kg 63,582 6.850 4.36 E+05 9.850 626280
Extra Mid Concre 6480 Kg 63,582 0.000 0.00 E+00 3.000 190745
Base Struc Wt 3045 Kg 29,878 1.700 5.08 E+04 4.700 140424
Wt of Accessorie 0 Kg 0 5.500 0.00 E+00 8.500 0
Resultant Wt 20403 Kg 197,835 2.293 4.54 E+05 1.04 E+06
Total Tr Moment "=" 6.86 E+05 J
15 . Length Parameters of Extention Points( STABILITY CALCULATION )
Centre of Gravity
Fig 14.3. Polygon point Arrangement
X Platform
YPlatform
X
Y
Y CG Stability Circle
a
b
LF
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Radious of Stability Circle (R) = 3.47 m (Minimum Perpendicular Distance From Tower center)
Critical Leaverag = 4.21 m Calculations are followed
Note:
As discusssed earlier the required R has to be satisfied in and Direction as the Wind Flow and its Direction can't be predi
Practically the structure rotates about two arms, In this section Critical Direction is considered for failiure analysis.
Length (L) Angle
Safty Leverage Parameters = Front Extension 6.00 120 Deg a
of the critical points of the Safty Polygon Rear Extention 0.00 0 Deg b
SEMI TRAILER Stable
6.500
1.150
0.030
6.470
120 Deg
Note: The Polygon created by poligon points
should Be greater than 3m x 3m in size to
have the best stablity and minimum
deflection of platform structure.
Provided above condition is
satisfied the platform structure
can be adjested upto extent
allowed by the design.
L Cr
Length Platform // to center line Y Platform
Width 90o to center line X Platform
Pivot Point Y Distance Front Ext Y F Pivot
Pivot Point Y Distance Rear Ext Y R Pivot
q Guy
YPivot
LF
a
d
X Platform
g
YTower
k
LVG
+ d q Guyo
q o
Fig 14.4. Arm and Guy wire orientation Case 1
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Please refer calculation Relevent to case 1
Case 1 _ Stability Circle is within Polygon Rear Points
Case 2 _ Stability Circle is Beyond Polygon Rear Points
Case 3 _ Stability Circle is within Both Rear and Front Polygon points
Desiding on Number of Arms and Guy Wire Orientation
Platform length = 6.50 m
R = 3.47 m
= 2.29 m
= 4.21 m
Rare leverage, Prefered Direction( if Required )
Rear ExtensionNot needed
Front ExtensionFoward Ref Fig 14.3 to see directions
Desiding on front arm sufficiency ( Only for Case 2 )
X = 1.15 m
= 0.03 m
= 0.50 m
k =
= 1.24 m
g =
67.8 Deg
Y CG
Pl Frm Length - Y CG
Derivation of front Point Inclination Angle a
Y Pivot
Y Tower
( X2 + (Y Pivot - Y Tower)2 ) 1/2
( tan -1 {X / (Y Pivot - Y Tower)}
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= 112.2 Deg
= 7.8 Deg
By appling Sin formulae
= 6.000 = k = 44.38
0.135
= 1.242 = 0.03
44.378
d = 1.6 Deg
=
a =
CW from referenc = 121.6 Deg
=
Distance to front Exream Point from tower center
= 7.23 m
Checking for front point extention Sufficiency Along Y Axis front side
= 6.00 m
a = 120.0 Deg
R = 3.47 m
= -3.00 m
= 5.20 m
g Considering the pivot
q Guy - g
LF
Sin ( q Guy- g ) Sin d
Sin d
180 - q Guy 180 - a + d
d + q Guy
L VG k Cos ( q Guy - g) + LF Cos d
L F
LF cos a
LF Sin a
Fig 14.5. Arm and Guy wire orientation Case 2
YPivot
LF
a d
X Platform
gYTower
k LVG
q Guyo
- g qGuy
o
q Guyo
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=
= -2.97 m
=
= 6.35 m
>
2.97 m > 1.17 m
Front Arm Sufficient
Y FLL Y F Pivot + LF Cos a
X FLL X Platform + LF Sin a
Abs( Y F LL) Abs(R - Y CG)
Fig 14.6.Optimisation Analysis Case 1
Backwards
Side Ways
Forward
YR Pivot
LR
X Platform
YCG
R
R
dd
a
sh
m
k
l
YF Pivot
Stability Circle
b
fm
90-dq
LF
R
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Checking for elimination of Xtra rear Poligon point (Only for Case 1 & 3)
= 1.15 m
R = 3.47 m
= 6.50 m
= 0.50 m
= 2.29 m
= 120.0 Deg
k =
= 4.36 m
f =
X Platform
Y Platform
Y Tower
Y CG
( q Guy )
( X Platform2 + (Y Platform - Y CG)2 ) 1/2
(Tan -1 { X Platform / ( Y Platform - Y CG )}
Fig 14.6.Optimisation Analysis Case 3 to eliminate One Arm
YTWR
X Platform
YCG
Rs
m
pm
l
Stability Circle
b
f
LF
YMax
m
f
q Guyo
d
km
qm
d
180-m
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15.3 Deg
s =
37.4 Deg
d = 90-s-f
= 37.3 Deg
m = 180-(q+d)
= 22.7 Deg
q =
= 5.73 m
By appling Sin formulae
q = l
= l
0.80
l = 11.82 m
= l
= 11.82 m
=
= -5.41 m
( Cos -1 { R / k}
X platform + {(Y Platform x Tan d) - (Y TWR x Tan d)}
Sin ( 180-m ) Sin ( 90-d )
L VG
Y FLL Y Twr + LGV Cos q Guyo
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=
= 10.24 m
Derivation of Arm length and Angle of Front arm relevent to case 3
=
= 10.59 m
=
a = -59.1 Deg
= 120.9 Deg
X FLL LGV Sin q Guyo
L F (X FLL - X Platform )2 + ( Y FLL - Y F Pivot)
Tan a (X FLL - X Platform )
( Y FLL - Y F Pivot)
g Considering the pivot
Fig 14.6.Optimisation Analysis Case 2
Backwards
Side Ways
Forward
LR
X Platform
YCG
R
R
dd
a
s h
m
k
l
YF Pivot
Stability Circle
b
fm
90-dq
LF
R
YMa
x
X Ref
YR Pivot
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Here in this case the designer himself tried maximum to minmise the length of guide arms by
identifiing the optimal angles for Guide arm orientation. Also he have suceeded in doing so.
Shortest Distanc = Two Rear platform pts 4.21 m
Overall Tilted Height / (m) Cross Particle Rear Side Two Rear Pol 4.21 m 4.21 m
Slanted to or // to Center Line ® 6.35 m
Tower Side Two Front Po 5.29 m 5.29 m
Two Front platform pts 2.29 m
Critical Leaverage L = 4.21 m i.e Minimum
16 . Safety factor Calculation ( Only placed on ground, not fixed to Ground )
Righting Moment = Resultant Wt x L Cr
= 8.3 E+05 J
S.F. = 8.3 E+05 J
6.9 E+05 J
= 1.21 Safe
Calculation to find Safty factor After Fixing the System to Ground
L Cr
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In case of taking moment about two Extream points all Bolting material canbe assumed to be at the center
Total Turing Moment = 6.86 E+05
Weight Turing Moment = 8.32 E+05
Needed X tra Turning moment= -1.47 E+05
Distance between concurrent bolting points
= 6.500
Fixed Arm Length = 4.60
Note: Always in the criticle case at least two arms will give the Righting moment.
Force Exerte= -3.2 E+04 N
Min Requirement
Bolts Should Withstand = -3.25 Ton (Number of Bolts and size can be desided on this)
Dia of Tor Bar = 0.000m
Shear Capacity of Tor Bar = 500 kN/mm2
= 0 kN
No of bolts = 16
Ability to create resisting moment = 0.00E+00
Total Turing Moment = 6.86E+05
Total resisting Moment = 8.32E+05
SF = 1.21 Safe
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Note: Provided anchoring is done Using the appropriate chemical and to
the right standered, The tower will not fail by Tor bar Failiure.
Anchorage depth = 0.000 m
Area = 0.000 m2
Concrete Grade = 25 N/mm2 12566.3706
= 250,000 N/m2 314159.265
Allowable Per Torr Bar = 0.00 N
Force Per Bolt = -1,993.61 N
Anchroing Safty factor = 0.00 Unstable
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10 . GUY WIRE
Calculation for Buckling & Deflection with the presence of guy wire
Note: Trailer type tower is taken as example
When the angle is 30 degrees since Cos(30) is equal to 0.5 the above shown system reduces to the following system
T
T
T
120o
120o
Fig 10.2. Plan view of Guy wire Orientation
Fig 10.1 Guy wire Orientation
T1
TTot
T2
T3
b1
b2
b3
Fig 10.4 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
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Thus the side view can be analyzed as follows
Even if any case is to be having n number of Guy wires, the case will be considered to have one guy wire per Guy arm
Finally the modification will be restored or corrected by dividing the forces among Guy wires depending on inclination
angles.
Calculation for buckling failure
Height at which the cable is fixed = 39.10 m
Fig 10.4 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
WF Wind Force
R = WtR = 0
B A
Fig 10.5 Side view of the Reduced section
Topposite = 0
TTot
Compression Force
Tensile Force
CF1
b
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Y distance of Tower = 0.500 m
X length of Platform(Width) = 1.150 m
L(Landing Leg) = 6.00 m
a = 120 Deg
= 5.20
= -3.00
= 0.030 m
Ref 14.Stability Calculation
Distance at which the Guy wire is fixed on the Arm = 7.23 m
= Cable Fixing Height / Fixed Distance on Arm
= 0.185
= 0.185)
= 10.5 Deg
By resolving horizontal forces on tower ;
Total Turning Moment =
= Total Turning Moment by Guys
L Sin a
L Cos a
Y F Pivot
Tan b
Tan b
b Tan -1 (
TTot x Sin b
T Tot
Heignt x Sin b
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= 237,455 J
7.11
= 33,406 N
Downwards compression force =
= 33,529 N = 3.4 Ton
Considering the whole tower
E = 210 GPa (1020 Carbon Steel)
p = 3.142
I = 1.20E-04
Le Factor = 0.70
Le = L x Le Factor
= 28 m
P cr =
= 3.17 E+05 N
Compression force = 33,529 N
T Tot
TTot x Sin b + Head Load
m4
p2 x E x I
Le2
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S.F = 9.46 > AISI standard Safety factor 0.85 for a guyed mast
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis for each section
Section Le Factor Le I /(m4) P Cr Subjected load S.F
1 Top Most 0.70 6.51 1.741 E-05 8.52E+05 18,068 N 47.14
2 2nd Frm Top 0.70 5.95 3.444 E-05 2.02E+06 30,306 N 66.54
3 3rd Frm Top 0.70 5.95 1.073 E-04 6.29E+06 42,547 N 147.73
4 4th Frm Top 0.70 5.95 1.703 E-04 9.97E+06 44,552 N 223.83
5 5th Frm Top 0.70 5.95 2.468 E-04 1.45E+07 13,028 N 1109.20
Table 10.2. Buckling Failure Analysis for bottom most sub section of each section
Section L Le Factor Le I /(m4) P Cr Subjected load S.F
1 0.300 0.70 0.21 4.398 E-08 2.07E+06 19,242 N 107.44
2 0.300 0.70 0.21 4.398 E-08 2.07E+06 31,482 N 65.67
3 0.300 0.70 0.21 1.633 E-07 7.68E+06 44,552 N 172.31
4 0.300 0.70 0.21 1.633 E-07 7.68E+06 46,558 N 164.89
5 0.300 0.70 0.21 1.633 E-07 7.68E+06 15,034 N 510.64
5 0.000 0.00 0 0.000 E+00 0.00E+00 0 N 0.00
5 0.000 0.00 0 0.000 E+00 0.00E+00 0 N 0.00
Thus Buckling doesn't Occur with present conditions
L + e
L
d H
LW
L - a
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Analysis For Guy wire behavior Under Loads
Case 1 : Not tensioned
Tightening tension = 5 N
Unit length Weight = 5 N
Length of the cable = 40.65 m
Cable Weigth = 203.24 N
Max Downward Deflection = 6.532 m
Table 10.4. Guy Cable Behavior under tension and self weight
Seg X(L ) y, (H) Y Sag Y red Grp
0 0.00 0.00 20.000 0.000 0.000
1 0.18 1.00 20.637 0.637 0.363
2 0.36 2.00 21.241 1.241 0.759
3 0.54 3.00 21.813 1.813 1.187
4 0.72 4.00 22.351 2.351 1.649
5 0.90 5.00 22.858 2.858 2.142
6 1.08 6.00 23.331 3.331 2.669
7 1.27 7.00 23.772 3.772 3.228
8 1.45 8.00 24.180 4.180 3.820
9 1.63 9.00 24.556 4.556 4.444
10 1.81 10.00 24.899 4.899 5.101
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
Fig 10.6 Guy wire and Tower orientation after Deflection
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11 1.99 11.00 25.209 5.209 5.791
12 2.17 12.00 25.486 5.486 6.514
13 2.35 13.00 25.731 5.731 7.269
14 2.53 14.00 25.944 5.944 8.056
15 2.71 15.00 26.123 6.123 8.877
16 2.89 16.00 26.270 6.270 9.730
17 3.07 17.00 26.385 6.385 10.615
18 3.25 18.00 26.466 6.466 11.534
19 3.43 19.00 26.515 6.515 12.485
20 3.61 20.00 26.532 6.532 13.468
21 3.80 21.00 26.515 6.515 14.485
22 3.98 22.00 26.466 6.466 15.534
23 4.16 23.00 26.385 6.385 16.615
24 4.34 24.00 26.270 6.270 17.730
25 4.52 25.00 26.123 6.123 18.877
26 4.70 26.00 25.944 5.944 20.056
27 4.88 27.00 25.731 5.731 21.269
28 5.06 28.00 25.486 5.486 22.514
29 5.24 29.00 25.209 5.209 23.791
30 5.42 30.00 24.899 4.899 25.101
31 5.60 31.00 24.556 4.556 26.444
32 5.78 32.00 24.180 4.180 27.820
33 5.96 33.00 23.772 3.772 29.228
34 6.14 34.00 23.331 3.331 30.669
35 6.33 35.00 22.858 2.858 32.142
36 6.51 36.00 22.351 2.351 33.649
37 6.69 37.00 21.813 1.813 35.187
38 6.87 38.00 21.241 1.241 36.759
39 7.05 39.00 20.637 0.637 38.363
40 7.23 40.00 20.000 0.000 40.000
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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Case 2 : Mannually tensioned
Tightening tension = 1000 N
Unit length Weight = 5 N
Length of the cable = 40.65 m
Cable Weigth = 203.24 N
Max Downward Deflection = 0.033 m
Table 10.5. Guy Cable Behavior under tension and self weight
X(L ) y, (H) Y Sag Y red Grp
0 0.00 0.00 20.000 0.000 0.000
1 0.18 1.00 20.003 0.003 0.997
2 0.36 2.00 20.006 0.006 1.994
3 0.54 3.00 20.009 0.009 2.991
4 0.72 4.00 20.012 0.012 3.988
5 0.90 5.00 20.014 0.014 4.986
6 1.08 6.00 20.017 0.017 5.983
7 1.27 7.00 20.019 0.019 6.981
8 1.45 8.00 20.021 0.021 7.979
9 1.63 9.00 20.023 0.023 8.977
10 1.81 10.00 20.024 0.024 9.976
11 1.99 11.00 20.026 0.026 10.974
12 2.17 12.00 20.027 0.027 11.973
13 2.35 13.00 20.029 0.029 12.971
14 2.53 14.00 20.030 0.030 13.970
15 2.71 15.00 20.031 0.031 14.969
16 2.89 16.00 20.031 0.031 15.969
17 3.07 17.00 20.032 0.032 16.968
18 3.25 18.00 20.032 0.032 17.968
19 3.43 19.00 20.033 0.033 18.967
20 3.61 20.00 20.033 0.033 19.967
0 .00 1 .00 2 .00 3 .00 4 .00 5 .00 6 .00 7 .00 8 .00
0 .00
5 .00
10 .00
15 .00
20 .00
25 .00
30 .00
35 .00
40 .00
45 .00
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21 3.80 21.00 20.033 0.033 20.967
22 3.98 22.00 20.032 0.032 21.968
23 4.16 23.00 20.032 0.032 22.968
24 4.34 24.00 20.031 0.031 23.969
25 4.52 25.00 20.031 0.031 24.969
26 4.70 26.00 20.030 0.030 25.970
27 4.88 27.00 20.029 0.029 26.971
28 5.06 28.00 20.027 0.027 27.973
29 5.24 29.00 20.026 0.026 28.974
30 5.42 30.00 20.024 0.024 29.976
31 5.60 31.00 20.023 0.023 30.977
32 5.78 32.00 20.021 0.021 31.979
33 5.96 33.00 20.019 0.019 32.981
34 6.14 34.00 20.017 0.017 33.983
35 6.33 35.00 20.014 0.014 34.986
36 6.51 36.00 20.012 0.012 35.988
37 6.69 37.00 20.009 0.009 36.991
38 6.87 38.00 20.006 0.006 37.994
39 7.05 39.00 20.003 0.003 38.997
40 7.23 40.00 20.000 0.000 40.000
Case 3 : When Applied Initial tension
Tightening tension = 6180.3 N
Unit length Weight = 5 N
Length of the cable = 40.65 m
Cable Weigth = 203.24 N
Max Downward Deflection = 0.005 m
Table 10.6. Guy Cable Behavior under tension and self weight
X(L ) y, (H) Y Sag Y red Grp
0 0.00 0.00 20.000 0.000 0.000
0 .00 1 .00 2 .00 3 .00 4 .00 5 .00 6 .00 7 .00 8 .00
0 .00
5 .00
10 .00
15 .00
20 .00
25 .00
30 .00
35 .00
40 .00
45 .00
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1 0.18 1.00 20.001 0.001 0.999
2 0.36 2.00 20.001 0.001 1.999
3 0.54 3.00 20.001 0.001 2.999
4 0.72 4.00 20.002 0.002 3.998
5 0.90 5.00 20.002 0.002 4.998
6 1.08 6.00 20.003 0.003 5.997
7 1.27 7.00 20.003 0.003 6.997
8 1.45 8.00 20.003 0.003 7.997
9 1.63 9.00 20.004 0.004 8.996
10 1.81 10.00 20.004 0.004 9.996
11 1.99 11.00 20.004 0.004 10.996
12 2.17 12.00 20.004 0.004 11.996
13 2.35 13.00 20.005 0.005 12.995
14 2.53 14.00 20.005 0.005 13.995
15 2.71 15.00 20.005 0.005 14.995
16 2.89 16.00 20.005 0.005 15.995
17 3.07 17.00 20.005 0.005 16.995
18 3.25 18.00 20.005 0.005 17.995
19 3.43 19.00 20.005 0.005 18.995
20 3.61 20.00 20.005 0.005 19.995
21 3.80 21.00 20.005 0.005 20.995
22 3.98 22.00 20.005 0.005 21.995
23 4.16 23.00 20.005 0.005 22.995
24 4.34 24.00 20.005 0.005 23.995
25 4.52 25.00 20.005 0.005 24.995
26 4.70 26.00 20.005 0.005 25.995
27 4.88 27.00 20.005 0.005 26.995
28 5.06 28.00 20.004 0.004 27.996
29 5.24 29.00 20.004 0.004 28.996
30 5.42 30.00 20.004 0.004 29.996
31 5.60 31.00 20.004 0.004 30.996
32 5.78 32.00 20.003 0.003 31.997
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
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33 5.96 33.00 20.003 0.003 32.997
34 6.14 34.00 20.003 0.003 33.997
35 6.33 35.00 20.002 0.002 34.998
36 6.51 36.00 20.002 0.002 35.998
37 6.69 37.00 20.001 0.001 36.999
38 6.87 38.00 20.001 0.001 37.999
39 7.05 39.00 20.001 0.001 38.999
40 7.23 40.00 20.000 0.000 40.000
Turn Buckle Strenth
Force allowed by the Guy Wire
= 41202 KN
D Shackle = 10 mm Twice Safer than The Cable for Tensile
Turn Buckle strength(Considering the Tread Shear)
Diameter = 16 mm Safer than The Cable for Tensile
Pitch = 2 mm
Tread Height = 0.8 mm
Tread Length per nut = 16
Number of Nuts = 2
No of Treads = 16
Shear Area = 1,608.50 mm2
Shear Stress = 262.5 N/mm 2
Allowed Force = 422,230 N
Safe 43.04 Ton
Calculation to find the tension required By Guy
0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
AF Antenna Wind Force
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b = 10.5 Deg
H = 39.10 m
Total Tension to be Taken by Cables
Total Righting Moment = 2.37E+05 J
= Righting Moment
= 33,406N
Calculation for Deflection and Guy wire strength
H = 37.70 m
T Tot
H x Sin b
WF Wind Force Twr
R = WtR = 0
B A
Fig 10.5 Side view of the Reduced section
Topposite = 0
TTot
Compression Force
Tensile Force
CF1
b
TInit RM Self Righting Moment
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= 7.23 mCable Fixing Height / Fixed Distance on Arm
Guy Wire Diameter = 0.008 m Allowable lo 4.20 Ton
41202 N
L =
= 38.39 m
= 0.14 Deg
= 90.14 Deg
= -0.002
=
= 1,474.86
(L + e) = 38.40
(e) = 0.017
= 89.86 Deg
= 0.002
=
= 1,472.23
(L - a) = 38.37
(a) = 0.017
Lw
(H2 + Lw2)1/2
d restored with Guy
90 + d
Cos (90+ d)
(L + e)2 Lw2 + H2 - 2 x Lw x H Cos (90+ d)
90 - d
Cos (90 - d)
(L - a)2 Lw2 + H2 - 2 x Lw x H Cos (90+ d)
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F =
8,459 N
E = 210 GPa
A = 5.03E-05
Strain of the wire = F x L
A x E
e = 0.03079 m
L + e L + F x L = 38.418 m
A x E
=
=
-2.36
545.03
= -0.004
= -0.004)
= 90.2 Deg
= 0.25 Deg
Deflection Analy = 0.14 Deg
TTot x Cos b
m2
Cos (90+ d) Lw2 + H2 - (L + e)2
2 x Lw x H
Cos (90+ d)
90 + d Cos -1 (
d restored with Guy
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Ultimate Deflection Will be 0.14 Deg
Guy Wire Should be Given an initial tension of 6,180N
Calculation to find the tension in each Guy wire using the Simplified model.
Distance at which the Guy wire is fixed on the Arm = 7.23 m (From Tower Center)
Table 10.2. Guy wire Data
Guy Wire form Top Initial Length e Factor
1 37.70 m 38.39 m 10.9 Deg 0.0171 m 0.2575 8,603 N
2 29.80 m 30.66 m 13.6 Deg 0.0169 m 0.2548 8,512 N
3 22.70 m 23.82 m 17.7 Deg 0.0166 m 0.2498 8,345 N
4 15.60 m 17.19 m 24.9 Deg 0.0158 m 0.2379 7,946 N
5 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.0 Deg 0.0000 m 0.0000 0 N
0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.0 Deg 0.0000 m 0.0000 0 N
0 0.00 m 0.00 m 0.0 Deg 0.0000 m 0.0000 0 N
0.0664 m 33,406 N
Calculation for Top most Guy wire
Failure force for = 8,603 N
Max Strain allowe = F x L
A x E
e = 0.031 m
Failure force for = 41202 N
Max Strain allowe = F x L
A x E
H i (Fixed H) b i Tension Ti
T1
TTot
T2
T3
b1
b2
b3
Fig 10.7 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
2
1
3
4
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e = 0.150 m
Max allowed Tightening of Turn Buckle
= 0.119 m 119 mm
Table 10.3. Turn Buckle safety for Guy Wire form Top(Not applied for self standing)
Initial Tensi Turns Initial Max e Allow Max Tighten Max No of Turns
1 37.00 m 6,180.30 N 5.62 0.150 m 0.133m 33.22
2 29.80 m 6,180.30 N 4.49 0.120 m 0.103m 25.72
3 22.70 m 6,180.30 N 3.49 0.093 m 0.076m 19.12
4 15.60 m 6,180.30 N 2.52 0.067 m 0.051m 12.84
5 0.00 m 0.00 N 0.00 0.000 m 0.000m 0.00
0 0.00 m 0.00 N 0.00 0.000 m 0.000m 0.00
0 0.00 m 0.00 N 0.00 0.000 m 0.000m 0.00
H i (Fixed H)
Fig 10.7 Side view of Guy Wire arrangement
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11 . Twisting Failure
Consideration of a Slanted Member Givng the Righting moment to resist twist
Turning Moment if the total Area is at the X tream Fibre
Y extream = 0.50
Dish Radius = 1.38
Distance to Center of Wind Force
= 1.88
Pressure = 1,889.37 Pa
Area = 7.291 m2
Wind Force = 13,774.67 N
Turning Moment = 25,923.60 J
R DishY Xtream
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Note: Segments of 3 m Heights is checked to have a righting moment greater than this value
Fig .Incident of Tower section being Rotated
a = 180-5
2
= 87.5
Note: The Twisting Member Can be assumed to be fixed from Both ends if Cross Guys are present at the top.
Trial and error MannerTwist angle at the center of Total tower which satisfies the required safty factor
= 4.90 Degrees
If the Top most section of the tower is applied cross guys then the twist at the center will be Half of the
twist angle at the center.
=
= 14660.2151
t 2 2x (L Sh)2 x (1- Cos (g))
t
L Guy Br
L i
L Ex
ao
5o
L sh
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= 121.079375
Triangle Height = 1,074 mm
= 709 mm
= 37000 mm
b = 180 - a
= 92.5
= +
- Cos (b)
= 1.369E+09
= 37005.4791
Extension = 5.48 mm
No of Cables At this Height = 12
Total Extens= 65.75 mm
Cable Axial Force required per cable to extend
E = 209.80 Gpa
A = 5.03E-05 m2
t sh
L Sh
L i
L Ex 2 L i 2 t 2
2 x t x L i
L Ex
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e = 0.00547911 m
L = Li - Initial Tightening
= 37.000 m
F = AEe
L I - Initieal Ex
1561.85 N
Righting Turning Moment per cable = 1106.97
Number of Cables = 6
All cables at the same height = 6641.83 J
Gap Between two concecutive stiffner weld points = 0.200 m
L i Distance Between two wave peaks = 0.400 m
Height of Twr = 40
No of segments for analysis = 100
Total Rotation allowed = 9.8 Deg
Allowed Per Segment = 0.098 Deg
a/Deg = 89.951 Deg
b/Deg = 90.049 Deg
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Considering The Pipes Being tensioned
Tri Height X sec Area t/(m) Peak Gap
1 Top Most 0.143 0.000412 0.000245 0.200 0.20000057
2 2nd Frm Top 0.211 0.000412 0.000361 0.200 0.20000094
3 3rd Frm Top 0.286 0.000690 0.000489 0.400 0.40000072
4 4th Frm Top 0.369 0.000690 0.000631 0.400 0.40000104
5 5th Frm Top 0.451 0.000690 0.000771 0.400 0.40000140
0 0 0.000 0.000000 0.000000
0 0 0.000 0.000000 0.000000
e/(m) Axial Force Righting Mo No of SegmentTotal R Mom/(J)
1 Top Most 0.00000057 246 35 47 1640
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00000094 408 86 43 3656
3 3rd Frm Top 0.00000072 260 74 21 1578
4 4th Frm Top 0.00000104 375 139 21 2944
5 5th Frm Top 0.00000140 508 229 21 4866
0 0 0.00000000 0 0 0 0
0 0 0.00000000 0 0 0 0
14683
L Ex
L Pipe Cen
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q = + -
=
BS shafting E = 209.8 Gpa
Considering The Stiffner Being tensioned(Only one Side of Prism Considered)
Tensioned Stiffner
Pipe Dis Eff LeverageStiff X sec Initial Exp Len
1 Top Most 0.070 0.251 0.072 0.0001131 0.2698080 0.2699217
2 2nd Frm Top 0.103 0.369 0.105 0.0001131 0.3823721 0.3825462
3 3rd Frm Top 0.070 0.500 0.143 0.00020106 0.5389253 0.5391525
4 4th Frm Top 0.090 0.646 0.185 0.00020106 0.6758561 0.6761575
5 5th Frm Top 0.110 0.789 0.225 0.00020106 0.8139539 0.8143277
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0 0.0000000 0.0000000
0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0 0.0000000 0.0000000
e/(m) Axial Force Righting Mo No of SegmentTotal R Mom/(J)
1 Top Most 0.00011375 10003.16 716.39 47 33312.10
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00017409 10802.79 1139.42 43 48425.20
L i 2 L Ex 2 t 2
2 x L Ex x L i
L Ten Sitff 2 (L i/2) 2 + Pipe Distance 2 - 2xPipe Disx(L i/2) 2 x Cos (q + 90)
q/(m)
0.05oL Pipe Cen
L i
q
a
t
q
Pipe Distance
L ten Stif
L com Stif
L i / 2
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3 3rd Frm Top 0.00022711 17776.17 2542.35 21 54024.91
4 4th Frm Top 0.00030137 18809.84 3470.44 21 73746.75
5 5th Frm Top 0.00037377 19370.30 4367.75 21 92814.70
0 0 0.00000000 0.00 0.00 0 0.00
0 0 0.00000000 0.00 0.00 0 0.00
302,323.65
Total Of Righting Moments For 3m Lengths
Per 0.4 Segment
Max Turning Moment Allowed for 3m Section
= 25,923.60 J
Number of segments for 3 m Distance
= 3/0.4
= 7.5
For 3m Seg
Te'n R Mom/(J)Com/Pipe R MoTe'n R Mom/(J)Com/Pipe R MoGuy Wire
1 Top Most 2149.17 2184.43 16118.76 16383.22 3320.91475
2 2nd Frm Top 3418.25 3504.27 25636.87 26282.00
3 3rd Frm Top 7627.05 7701.31 57202.85 57759.81
4 4th Frm Top 10411.31 10549.84 78084.79 79123.77
5 5th Frm Top 13103.25 13332.22 98274.39 99991.67
0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total R Mom/(J SF
1 Top Most 35822.89 1.38
2 2nd Frm Top 51918.87 2.00
3 3rd Frm Top 114962.66 4.43
4 4th Frm Top 157208.56 7.06
5 5th Frm Top 198266.06 8.65
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Sections requireing Cyrups indicated as per the color code
SF Stiff PresencColorCode
1 Top Most 1.38 1 2
2 2nd Frm Top 2.00 1 2
3 3rd Frm Top 4.43 0 1
4 4th Frm Top 7.06 0 1
5 5th Frm Top 8.65 0 1
0 0
0 0
11 . Yielding Failure
Yielding Failure in Compression
According AISI standard 1.95 additional safety factor is given to check Yield failure
Considering Bottom most section (5th From Top)
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Subjected load = 44,552 N
AISI Load = 86,877 N
Area = 3 x Pipe Cress section area
= 1.24E-03
= P x A
= 70.21 MPa
= 310 MPa
<
Therefore yielding does not occur with current parameters
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compression Analysis
Section AISI Load Yield/(MPa) Status SF
1 Top Most 35,233 N 28.48 Safe 10.89
2 2nd Frm Top 59,097 N 47.76 Safe 6.49
3 3rd Frm Top 82,966 N 67.05 Safe 4.62
4 4th Frm Top 86,877 N 70.21 Safe 4.42
5 5th Frm Top 25,405 N 20.53 Safe 15.10
Table 9.10. Bending Moment Failure Analysis without Guy Wire
Bending Moment/(J)
Section Guy Wind Force Inclination Total BM Allowed Safety Factor
1 Top Most 0.00E+00 4.36E+04 4.52E+03 4.81E+04 3.39E+04 0.71
2 2nd Frm Top 0.00E+00 7.69E+04 4.02E+03 8.09E+04 4.57E+04 0.56
m2
s
s y
s s y
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3 3rd Frm Top 0.00E+00 1.28E+05 3.55E+03 1.32E+05 1.05E+05 0.80
4 4th Frm Top 0.00E+00 1.81E+05 2.58E+03 1.84E+05 1.30E+05 0.71
5 5th Frm Top 0.00E+00 2.38E+05 1.12E+03 2.39E+05 1.54E+05 0.64
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00
0.00E+00 6.68E+05 1.58E+04
Bending Moment/(J) Wind Force
Section BM Allowed Inclination M Left for W H Above Wind Force
1 Top Most 2.00E+04 4.52E+03 1.54E+04 5.35 2,886.32
2 2nd Frm Top 2.69E+04 4.02E+03 2.29E+04 8.90 2,569.99
3 3rd Frm Top 6.19E+04 3.55E+03 5.84E+04 12.45 4,689.07
4 4th Frm Top 7.63E+04 2.58E+03 7.37E+04 16.00 4,607.66
5 5th Frm Top 9.06E+04 1.12E+03 8.95E+04 19.55 4,576.40
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00 0.00
0 0 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00E+00 0.00 0.00
2.76E+05 1.58E+04 2.60E+05
Section Area Abv Pressure Al Velocity FailureSpeeds
1 Top Most 4.31 m2 670 Pa 33.41 ms-1 95 Kmph
2 2nd Frm Top 4.99 m2 515 Pa 29.31 ms-1 84 Kmph
3 3rd Frm Top 5.94 m2 790 Pa 36.28 ms-1 108 Kmph
4 4th Frm Top 6.89 m2 669 Pa 33.38 ms-1 99 Kmph
5 5th Frm Top 7.84 m2 584 Pa 31.19 ms-1 95 Kmph
0 0 0.00 m2 0 Pa 0.00 ms-1 0 Kmph
0 0 0.00 m2 0 Pa 0.00 ms-1 0 Kmph
Note: Irection can be allowed if and only if wind speed is 83.56 Kmph
(Irection Means when no Guy wires)
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Calculation for Strength of Lifting Cable
Note : Critical case of tower being lift under 160 KMPH wind velocity while the guy wires fixed
Load on Lifting = Compression force - weight of bottom section
= 31,485 N
Load on one cab = 15,742.5 N = 1.6 Ton
Maximum allowed load per cable
= 4 Ton
Thus The system is stable for most Critical Case
Calculation for Strength of tower lock
Load on Tower Lock = 31,485 3 Ton
`
Diameter of the shaft = 38 mm 0.038 m
Shear Area = 0.00113 m2
Shear Area For Both = 0.00227 m2
Stress Developed = F / A
= 1.4 E+07 N/m2
= 270 N/mm2
Shear Strength = 2.70 E+08 (N/mm2)
SF = 19.45
Bending Stress ( s )
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10.3 Bending failure of Guide Arms
1. Plates Top/Bottom Thickness- 5mm High tensile(Equivalent to 8.5mm t
Side Plate Thickness- 10mm Thickness Height 0.006
Thickness Width 0.006
Material Mild Steel
Tensile Stre = 523 N/mm2
Yield Streng = 335 N/mm2
Reaction Force 9.892 E+04 N
Bending Stress 270 N/mm2 3 E+08 Pa
Steel Density 7,900.00 Kg/m3
Sh stress for M/S 370 N/mm2 4 E+08 Pa
Allowed S Force 8.347 E+05 N
BM =
y
How it prevents bending Note: High tensile steel is used in order to reduce the weight of the arm and maximize the bending Strength, case.
Also Minimum cross section area is considered for critical
Table 10. 7 Bending failure of Guide Arms Input Data
Arm Length x from endX sec Area H h B b
0 0.00 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
1 0.30 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
2 0.60 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
3 0.90 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
I x s
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4 1.20 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
5 1.50 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
6 1.80 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
7 2.10 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
8 2.40 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
9 2.70 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
10 3.00 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
11 3.30 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
12 3.60 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
13 3.90 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
14 4.20 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
15 4.50 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
16 4.80 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
17 5.10 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
18 5.40 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
19 5.70 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
20 6.00 m 0.00226 0.100 0.088 0.100 0.088
Note: A Doublers plate and the pivot bush is playing the role in Increasing the cross section area of the arm near the pivot.
M of Inertia Cross area Projected Area
SHS Slant 100x100x3 1.83 E-06 0.00116 0.001200
SHS for Stiff 100x100x3 1.83 E-06 0.00052 0.000516
Projected Area = Area/ Cos (Angle)
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Table 10. 8 Inertia of Guide Arm with extra Box Stiffener
Arm Length x from endInertia Sys Inertia Arm Inertia Top Fixed HeighInertia ExtraFixed Height RHS
0 0.00 m 2.08 E-05 3.34 E-06 1.20 E-05 0.200 5.48 E-06
1 0.30 m 3.90 E-05 3.34 E-06 2.11 E-05 0.265 1.46 E-05
2 0.60 m 6.47 E-05 3.34 E-06 3.27 E-05 0.330 2.87 E-05 0.330
3 0.90 m 3.35 E-05 3.34 E-06 1.20 E-05 0.395 1.81 E-05 0.165
4 1.20 m 3.90 E-05 3.34 E-06 2.11 E-05 0.460 1.46 E-05 0.000
5 1.50 m 1.12 E-04 3.34 E-06 8.27 E-05 0.525 2.58 E-05 0.295
6 1.80 m 1.67 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.04 E-04 0.590 5.95 E-05 0.590
7 2.10 m 1.48 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.29 E-04 0.655 1.58 E-05 0.295
8 2.40 m 1.63 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.55 E-04 0.720 4.57 E-06 0.000
9 2.70 m 2.16 E-04 3.34 E-06 1.85 E-04 0.785 2.79 E-05 0.425
10 3.00 m 3.18 E-04 3.34 E-06 2.17 E-04 0.850 9.78 E-05 0.850
11 3.30 m 2.82 E-04 3.34 E-06 2.51 E-04 0.915 2.79 E-05 0.425
12 3.60 m 2.96 E-04 3.34 E-06 2.88 E-04 0.980 4.57 E-06 0.000
13 3.90 m 3.75 E-04 3.34 E-06 3.28 E-04 1.045 4.43 E-05 0.555
14 4.20 m 5.36 E-04 3.34 E-06 3.70 E-04 1.110 1.63 E-04 1.110
15 4.50 m 4.22 E-04 3.34 E-06 4.14 E-04 1.175 4.57 E-06
16 4.80 m 4.69 E-04 3.34 E-06 4.61 E-04 1.240 4.57 E-06
17 5.10 m 5.19 E-04 3.34 E-06 5.11 E-04 1.305 4.57 E-06
18 5.40 m 5.71 E-04 3.34 E-06 5.63 E-04 1.370 4.57 E-06
19 5.70 m 6.26 E-04 3.34 E-06 6.18 E-04 1.435 4.57 E-06
20 6.00 m 6.83 E-04 3.34 E-06 6.75 E-04 1.500 4.57 E-06
Angle between Two box bars 0.25
14.0 Deg
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Table 10.8 .Bending failure of Guide Arms Data comparison
Length x from en Wt/ (Kg) S Force Mx BM Allowed Bending SF
0 0.00 5.35 0.00 E+00
1 0.30 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.97 E+04 4.21 E+05 Safe 14.20
2 0.60 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.94 E+04 6.98 E+05 Safe 11.77
3 0.90 5.35 9.9 E+04 8.90 E+04 3.61 E+05 Safe 4.06
4 1.20 5.35 9.9 E+04 1.19 E+05 4.21 E+05 Safe 3.55
5 1.50 5.35 9.9 E+04 1.48 E+05 1.21 E+06 Safe 8.14
6 1.80 5.35 9.9 E+04 1.78 E+05 1.81 E+06 Safe 10.14
7 2.10 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.08 E+05 1.60 E+06 Safe 7.68
8 2.40 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.38 E+05 1.76 E+06 Safe 7.43
9 2.70 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.67 E+05 2.33 E+06 Safe 8.73
10 3.00 5.35 9.9 E+04 2.97 E+05 3.43 E+06 Safe 11.56
11 3.30 5.35 9.9 E+04 3.27 E+05 3.05 E+06 Safe 9.33
12 3.60 5.35 9.9 E+04 3.56 E+05 3.20 E+06 Safe 8.97
13 3.90 5.35 9.9 E+04 3.86 E+05 4.05 E+06 Safe 10.49
14 4.20 5.35 9.9 E+04 4.16 E+05 5.79 E+06 Safe 13.93
15 4.50 5.35 9.9 E+04 4.46 E+05 4.56 E+06 Safe 10.23
16 4.80 5.35 9.9 E+04 4.75 E+05 5.07 E+06 Safe 10.66
17 5.10 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.05 E+05 5.60 E+06 Safe 11.09
18 5.40 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.35 E+05 6.17 E+06 Safe 11.53
19 5.70 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.65 E+05 6.76 E+06 Safe 11.96
20 6.00 5.35 9.9 E+04 5.94 E+05 7.37 E+06 Safe 12.41
106.93
max Shearing Safe
Arm Pivot Point failures(Strenth of pivoting Point is Neglected, Arm will turn about Upper
pivoting Point)
No of Pivot Plates = 2
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Thickness = 0.020 m
Weld Contact Lenth = 0.100 m
Area = 0.004 m2
Distance Between Pivot Pts = 1.5 m
Forces On Cantelevered Arm
Weight Force Y Tr M
Arm Wt 576 Kg -5652 3.250 -18368 J
Concrete 3240 Kg -31791 6.500 -206641 J
Guy Top 8449 7.100 59987 J
Guy Mid 8272 7.000 57906 J
Guy Bottom 7952 6.900 54869 J
Arm Compression -12769 -52247 J
Force At Pivot = 34832
This can easily be Overcome by even only one of 8.8 Bolts
Stress developed = 8707903.21 N/m2
= 8.71 N/mm2
Allowed Tensile Stress = 348.00 N/mm2
S.F = 39.96
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According to the Study The most Critical case is near the pivot center
To increase the bending strength of the arm stiffeners are introduced
at certain points of the arm.
The Doublers plate and the pivot bush is playing the role in Increasing
the cross section area of the arm near the pivot.
Thus the Guide arm is Safe all critical cases considered.
13 . Calculation to find the bearing capacity depending on the soil condition
As mentioned earlier in case of system falling about two arms The total weight can
be considered to act on Just Two Arms
Desiding On concrete Blocks at x tream Points
Total Weight of System-Two Blocks = 13923 Kg 14 Ton
Weight on One Arm = 14 Ton
2
= 7.0 Ton
LandingLegsCapacity = 40 Ton
Therefore the landing legs does not fail due to load
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Area of the shoe/Concrete Block = 1.50 m X 1.50 m
= 2.25 m2
Stress On Shoe = Force
Area
= 30,351 Pa 0.030 MPa N/m2
= 30.35 KN/m2
Allowed By site Soil = 40 N/m2
SF = 1.32
Desiding On Concrete Block Under the Twr
Load = 11,923 N 12 Ton
=
= 6.0 Ton
LandingLegsCapacity = 40 Ton
Therefore the landing legs does not fail due to load
Area of the shoe/Concrete Block = 1.50 m X 1.50 m
= 2.25 m2
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Stress On Shoe = Force
Area
= 25,991 Pa 0.026 MPa N/m2
= 25.99 KN/m2
Allowed By site Soil = 40 N/m2
SF = 1.54
Therefore the landing legs does not fail due to load
Area of the shoe = 0.60 m X 0.60 m
= 0.36 m2
Stress On Shoe = Force
Area
= 19,337 Pa 0.019 MPa
Obviously the stress value Occurred at the shoe much lesser than Yield Stress if steel (355Mpa)
Therefore the shoe of landing legs does not fail due to load
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17 . Calculation for Dimensions of the Occupied Projected Land Area
Length extended from front Bolster = 1.50 m
Max Length // to Center Line =
4.21 m + #REF!
= #REF!
= 2 x (Width Side ways)
= 12.69 m
18 . Finalized Parameter Values relevant to tower Models and Relevant Cases
Front Extention Pivot / (m) = #REF!
Rear Extension Pivot / (m) = 0.000
Front Extention / (m) = 6.00 m
Rear Extension / (m) = 0.00 m
Front Extension Angle / (Deg) = 120 Deg
Rear Extension Angle / (Deg) = 0 Deg
Max(Y R LL , Y Platform ) +Max(Front Side ,Y F LL )
Width 90o to Center Line
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Rented area length/(m) = #REF!
Rented area width/(m) = 12.69 m
Max Inclination/(Degrees) = 0.00 Deg
19 . CONCLUSION
1 ) According to the design calculation carried out throughout the study, It has been proven
beyond doubt that the system isstable under the Strength limit status velocity or Survival
Wind Velocity.
2 ) Therefore it is certain that the system is Stable for the Serviceability limit or Operational Wind
Velocity. (AISI Standard)
3 ) During the Calculation tower has been tested for Bending, Tensile, Shear , Buckling and
Yielding failure, and proven safe.
4 ) All failure tests are satisfied the AISI safety factor Requirements Under
TIA - 222 -G Standards
5 ) The design of the Tower Supporting Frame and the locking system
confirm the rigidity of the tower relative to base frame.
6 ) Provided that the velocity is lower than the survival velocity the system
is stable regardless of the direction of wind flow.
7 ) The ground utilization has been optimized by the design.
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20 . REFERENCES
AISI/EIA/TIA-222-G Standard
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RISA Std MS TowerBasic wind Speed 177Structure Class IIExposure Category CTopographic Category 1Crest Height 0Deflections calculated using a wind speed of 97Tower sections Welded ER-70S-6 electrodes
FlangedGalvanised ASTM A123 and ASTM A153
Bolts A325 Galvanised TIA/EIA-222 Pressure calculated at Each SectionGuy Design SF 1Stress Ratio for twr Design 1Local bending stresses due to climbing loads, Not consideredfeedline supports Not consideredappurtenance mounts Not considered
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Rank Brand Parent Company Brand Value ($bn)TANTRI 1 Vodafone Vodafone Group 26.59
2 AT&T AT&T 24.63 Verizon Verizon Comm 24.384 Orange France Telecom 18.355 China Mobile China Mobile 13.876 Telecom Italia Telecom Italia 9.437 T-Mobile Deutsche Telekom 8.968 Movistar Telefonica 7.959 NTT DoCoMo NTTC 7.54
ASTM A123 and ASTM A153 10 BT BT Group 7.2911 Sprint Sprint Nextel Corp. 7.0712 Telefonica Telefonica 6.3313 Alcatel-Lucent Alcatel-Lucent 5.1614 America Movil America Movil 5.0815 Telstra Telstra Corp. 4.6416 O2 Telefonica 4.6217 China Unicom China Unicom 3.4518 Qwest Qwest Comm Intl 3.0619 SoftBank Softbank Corp. 3.0220 KDDI KDDI Corp. 3.0121 Telenor Telenor 2.9722 Swisscom Swisscom 2.9623 MTS Mobil TeleSystems 2.7924 CNC China Netcom Group 2.5525 Airtel Bharti Airtel Ltd 2.48
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Table 14.2. Tower Frame DetailsUnit Wt/( Country Number Tot Weight Tot Weight
50mm Sha15.40 1.10 m 1 16.94 Kg 18.63 Kg2" Box Ba 4.25 2.69 m 4 45.73 Kg 492.05 Kg3" Box Ba 6.60 2.30 m 1 15.18 Kg 34.91 Kg3" Box Ba 6.60 2.52 m 2 33.29 Kg 167.92 Kg3" Box Ba 6.60 0.64 m 2 8.45 Kg 10.81 Kg3" Box Ba 6.60 2.25 m 2 29.70 Kg 133.65 Kg3" Box Ba 6.60 3.02 m 2 39.86 Kg 240.78 Kg4" Box ba 8.96 2.87 m 2 51.34 Kg 294.18 Kg8mm Thk 62.64 0.0041 m2 16 4.13 Kg 0.27 Kg10mm Thk 75.16 0.0375 m2 4 11.27 Kg 1.69 Kg12mm Thk100.22 0.0126 m2 12 15.15 Kg 2.29 Kg12mm Thk100.22 0.0060 m2 4 2.39 Kg 0.06 Kg12mm Thk100.22 0.0023 m2 8 1.80 Kg 0.03 Kg20mm Thk162.85 0.0110 m2 2 3.58 Kg 0.08 KgOther Loads 10.00 Kg 10.00 Kg
Total
Roof topTable 14.4. Base Frame Details
Type Size Unit Wt Country Number Tot WeightMain UB #REF! 51.0 Kg/m 6.00 m 2 612.00 KgCross UB #REF! 51.0 Kg/m 6.00 m 2 612.00 KgSide UB #REF! 51.0 Kg/m 0.90 m 2 91.80 Kg
Other Weights 40.00 Kg1355.80 Kg
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Table 14.6. Structure Load Details0.000 #REF!Base Frame 0 KgAxels #REF!Generator #REF!Other #REF!Tot Weight #REF!
288.83 Kg289 Kg
SemitrailerTable 14.4. Base Frame Details
Type Size Unit Wt CountryMain UB 200x150 51.0 Kg/m 6.00 mCross UB 200x150 51.0 Kg/m 6.00 mSide UB 200x151 51.0 Kg/m 0.90 m
Other WeTwer SupSteel PlatesOther Accsesories
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Number Tot Weight2 612 Kg2 612 Kg2 92 Kg
800 Kg700 Kg
2816 Kg
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Deflection Update
remove shelteer wind cal Dear Aravinda,Box bar details
Wind speed matrix (topography factor)
Rented area y platform len?
in puts / out puts (Solid Works)
Weight details common
Page reorganise
index?
eleminate frame wt
guy wire load percentage
Buckling slenderness ratio
Buckling load factor 1224 line
raida
Thank you.
Note: Strenth of the Guy wire doesn't act initiallyCheck for Failiure occurencce deflection
BR+
Amila
Please check the meeting minutes as at 22nd of April.
· Tensional members to be added for all the sections (Now it is applied for only 3 sections).
· Aravinda (Tantri) to come up with design calculations to verify the torsion capacities prior/after new additions.
· Mr. Jayantha requested calculations for six scenarios as follows: 6m2 at top, 6m2 at the middle of each section (5 sections).
· Design calculation for guy connections should be provided for approval (fixing mechanism).
· Support reactions to be submitted.
· Generic design for bases to be done based on the soil bearing capacity of 40 kN/m2.
Please submit your reports by 27th of April as per the agreed target.
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Go to 1371 line for guy wire case
Initial tension OK
practically check
OK
Please check the meeting minutes as at 22nd of April.
Tensional members to be added for all the sections (Now it is applied for only 3 sections).
Aravinda (Tantri) to come up with design calculations to verify the torsion capacities prior/after new additions.
Mr. Jayantha requested calculations for six scenarios as follows: 6m2 at top, 6m2 at the middle of each section (5 sections).
Design calculation for guy connections should be provided for approval (fixing mechanism).
Support reactions to be submitted.
Generic design for bases to be done based on the soil bearing capacity of 40 kN/m2.
Please submit your reports by 27th of April as per the agreed target.
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OK
OK
practically check
Aravinda (Tantri) to come up with design calculations to verify the torsion capacities prior/after new additions.
Mr. Jayantha requested calculations for six scenarios as follows: 6m2 at top, 6m2 at the middle of each section (5 sections).
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Annex 2
For roof top Application, checking for bending failure and deflection of Base frame I Beam due to loads.
Wind Force Truning Moment = 685712.716 J
Gap between beams = 0.82 m
Force on beam for the criticle case = 836235.02 N= 85225.75 Kg= 85.23 Ton
Total Load = 85.226 Ton
Load on One Beam = 42.613 Ton
Number of points the beam is Suppoted from bottom = 2
Load on Beam 42.6 Ton
Gravitational Acc 9.812 m/s2
Analysis for Bending failure
Section Moduli 310 N/mm2 3 E+08 PaSteel Density 7,900.00 Kg/m3
Considering the critical situation arisen while lifting from lifting hooks
Length L 2.600 m Thickness t 2t0.0120 0.02400.0060
Unit length Weight 51.0 Kg/mBeam weight 132.6 Kg
Fig 3.2.6 I beam Cross section
t f
t w
H
W
t w
t f
x
R1 R 2
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Fig 3.2.7 Free body Diagram I Beam
Shearing stress 300 N/mm2X sec Area 0.0047 m3Allowed Max S Force 1.397 E+06 N
UDL of Beam Total weight = 214 Kg
On one Beam = 107 KgNo of Segments = 40
Linear weight IntensityPer Segment = 2.68 Kgs/m
Table 3.2.4.2 Beam Property input tableMoment of Inertia of the beam Section
X from end Seg Wt/ (Kg) XsecArea H W MI Web MI Fla0 0.00 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-051 0.07 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-052 0.13 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-053 0.20 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-054 0.26 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-055 0.33 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-056 0.39 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-057 0.45 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-058 0.52 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-059 0.59 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-05
10 0.65 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0511 0.72 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0512 0.78 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0513 0.85 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0514 0.91 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0515 0.98 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0516 1.04 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0517 1.11 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0518 1.17 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0519 1.23 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0520 1.30 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0521 1.37 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0522 1.43 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0523 1.49 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0524 1.56 m 1807.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0525 1.63 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0526 1.69 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0527 1.76 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0528 1.82 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0529 1.89 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-05
Ad2 I Comp/m4
R1 R 2
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30 1.95 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0531 2.02 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0532 2.08 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0533 2.15 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0534 2.21 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0535 2.28 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0536 2.34 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0537 2.41 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0538 2.47 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0539 2.54 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-0540 2.60 m 51.00 0.00466 0.200 0.150 2.73 E-06 2.16 E-08 1.59 E-05 3.46 E-05
14332.00 Max 0.200
Table 3.2.4.3 Bending moment at diastance x x Mx BM Allowed S Factor
0.00 m 00.00 m -4,586 107,194 23.37 Safe0.07 m -9,139 107,194 11.73 Safe0.13 m -13,657 107,194 7.85 Safe0.20 m -18,140 107,194 5.91 Safe0.26 m -22,590 107,194 4.75 Safe0.33 m -27,005 107,194 3.97 Safe0.39 m -31,386 107,194 3.42 Safe0.45 m -35,733 107,194 3.00 Safe0.52 m -40,045 107,194 2.68 Safe0.59 m -44,324 107,194 2.42 Safe0.65 m -48,568 107,194 2.21 Safe0.72 m -52,778 107,194 2.03 Safe0.78 m -56,954 107,194 1.88 Safe0.85 m -61,095 107,194 1.75 Safe0.91 m -65,202 107,194 1.64 Safe0.98 m -69,275 107,194 1.55 Safe1.04 m -73,314 107,194 1.46 Safe1.11 m -77,319 107,194 1.39 Safe1.17 m -80,169 107,194 1.34 Safe1.23 m -81,866 107,194 1.31 Safe1.30 m -82,409 107,194 1.30 Safe1.37 m -81,798 107,194 1.31 Safe1.43 m -80,032 107,194 1.34 Safe1.49 m -77,113 107,194 1.39 Safe1.56 m -73,040 107,194 1.47 Safe1.63 m -68,933 107,194 1.56 Safe1.69 m -64,792 107,194 1.65 Safe1.76 m -60,616 107,194 1.77 Safe1.82 m -56,406 107,194 1.90 Safe1.89 m -52,162 107,194 2.06 Safe1.95 m -47,883 107,194 2.24 Safe2.02 m -43,571 107,194 2.46 Safe2.08 m -39,224 107,194 2.73 Safe
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2.15 m -34,843 107,194 3.08 Safe2.21 m -30,428 107,194 3.52 Safe2.28 m -25,978 107,194 4.13 Safe2.34 m -21,495 107,194 4.99 Safe2.41 m -16,977 107,194 6.31 Safe2.47 m -12,424 107,194 8.63 Safe2.54 m -7,838 107,194 100000.00 Safe2.60 m 0 107,194
Fig 3.2.9 Bending moment diagram
Table 3.2.4.4 Shear Force at diastance x x SF SF Allowed S Factor
0.00 m -70,560 1,396,800 10000.00 Safe0.07 m -70,033 1,396,800 19.94 Safe0.13 m -69,507 1,396,800 20.10 Safe0.20 m -68,980 1,396,800 20.25 Safe0.26 m -68,454 1,396,800 20.40 Safe0.33 m -67,927 1,396,800 20.56 Safe0.39 m -67,401 1,396,800 20.72 Safe0.45 m -66,874 1,396,800 20.89 Safe0.52 m -66,348 1,396,800 21.05 Safe0.59 m -65,821 1,396,800 21.22 Safe0.65 m -65,295 1,396,800 21.39 Safe0.72 m -64,768 1,396,800 21.57 Safe0.78 m -64,241 1,396,800 21.74 Safe0.85 m -63,715 1,396,800 21.92 Safe0.91 m -63,188 1,396,800 22.11 Safe0.98 m -62,662 1,396,800 22.29 Safe1.04 m -62,135 1,396,800 22.48 Safe1.11 m -61,609 1,396,800 22.67 Safe1.17 m -43,856 1,396,800 31.85 Safe1.23 m -26,103 1,396,800 53.51 Safe1.30 m -8,350 1,396,800 10000.00 Safe1.37 m 9,403 1,396,800 148.55 Safe1.43 m 27,156 1,396,800 51.44 Safe1.49 m 44,909 1,396,800 31.10 Safe1.56 m 62,662 1,396,800 22.29 Safe1.63 m 63,188 1,396,800 22.11 Safe1.69 m 63,715 1,396,800 21.92 Safe1.76 m 64,241 1,396,800 21.74 Safe1.82 m 64,768 1,396,800 21.57 Safe1.89 m 65,295 1,396,800 21.39 Safe
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142
-100000
-80000
-60000
-40000
-20000
0
Mx
Mx
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1.95 m 65,821 1,396,800 21.22 Safe2.02 m 66,348 1,396,800 21.05 Safe2.08 m 66,874 1,396,800 20.89 Safe2.15 m 67,401 1,396,800 20.72 Safe2.21 m 67,927 1,396,800 20.56 Safe2.28 m 68,454 1,396,800 20.40 Safe2.34 m 68,980 1,396,800 20.25 Safe2.41 m 69,507 1,396,800 20.10 Safe2.47 m 70,033 1,396,800 19.94 Safe2.54 m 70,560 1,396,800 19.80 Safe2.60 m 0 1,396,800 10000.00 Safe
Fig 3.2.10 Shear Force diagram
Table 3.2.4.5. Deflection at diastance x
x Deflection(mm)Allowed Def S Factor0.20 m 0.00 5.20 10000.00 Safe0.26 m 0.00 5.20 1859.32 Safe0.33 m -0.01 5.20 932.27 Safe0.39 m -0.01 5.20 623.66 Safe0.45 m -0.01 5.20 469.44 Safe0.52 m -0.01 5.20 376.94 Safe0.59 m -0.02 5.20 315.29 Safe0.65 m -0.02 5.20 271.27 Safe0.72 m -0.02 5.20 238.26 Safe0.78 m -0.02 5.20 212.60 Safe0.85 m -0.03 5.20 192.07 Safe0.91 m -0.03 5.20 175.28 Safe0.98 m -0.03 5.20 161.30 Safe1.04 m -0.03 5.20 149.47 Safe1.11 m -0.04 5.20 139.34 Safe1.17 m -0.04 5.20 130.56 Safe1.23 m -0.04 5.20 122.88 Safe1.30 m -0.04 5.20 116.11 Safe1.37 m -0.05 5.20 110.50 Safe1.43 m -0.05 5.20 106.55 Safe1.49 m -0.05 5.20 10000.00 Safe1.56 m -0.05 5.20 103.65 Safe1.63 m -0.05 5.20 104.43 Safe1.69 m -0.05 5.20 106.74 Safe1.76 m -0.05 5.20 110.79 Safe
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
-80,000
-60,000
-40,000
-20,000
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
SF
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1.82 m -0.04 5.20 116.55 Safe1.89 m -0.04 5.20 123.49 Safe1.95 m -0.04 5.20 131.39 Safe2.02 m -0.04 5.20 140.44 Safe2.08 m -0.03 5.20 150.92 Safe2.15 m -0.03 5.20 163.21 Safe2.21 m -0.03 5.20 177.79 Safe2.28 m -0.03 5.20 195.39 Safe2.34 m -0.02 5.20 217.05 Safe2.41 m -0.02 5.20 244.35 Safe2.47 m -0.02 5.20 279.81 Safe2.54 m -0.02 5.20 327.75 Safe2.60 m -0.01 5.20 396.15 Safe0.00 m -0.01 5.20 501.63 Safe0.00 m -0.01 5.20 685.55 Safe0.00 m 0.00 5.20 10000.00 Safe
Fig 3.2.11 Deflection diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
-0.060 mm
-0.040 mm
-0.020 mm
0.000 mm
V/EI / (mm)
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Speciman Calculation for the TOP Most section
Analysis for bending of Cantilevered Beam.
Head Load = 3,351.94 N
341.69 Kg
E = 210 Gpa
L Extended = 1.00 m
I = 1.80 E-05
Max Bending Moment Allowed = 3.39 E+04
R B =
Wt tb
B A
Head Load
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Differential Equations
= q = 0
= V = + c1
=
=2
EI V(x) =6 2
Boundry Conditions
Sh Force = R A V(L) 3 = R B= 341.69 Kg
BM = 0 V(L) 2 = 0
Tangent = 0 V(L) 1 = infinite
Deflection V(0) = 0 V(L) =
From eq'n 5
V(0) = 0 C4 = 0
From eq'n 4
EI V(x) 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2 c1.x + c2
EI V(x) 1 + c1.x2 +c2.x +c3
+ c1.x3 +c2.x2 +c3.x +c4
V(0) 3
V(0) 2
V(0) 1
d B
5
4
3
2
1
B A
Fig 9.3. State of tower under equilibrium just before Tilting
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= 0 C3 = 0
From eq'n 3
= 0
=
=
Form Equation 2
= R B = 341.69 Kg
= 3,351.94 N
=
2.10E+11 Pa (N/m2)
Moment of Inertia of the Flange =
= 1971875
For two flanges = 3943750
Moment of Inertia of web and Plates =
= 1143333.33333333
For three webs = 3430000
V(0) 1
V(L) 2
EI V(L) 2 c1.L +c2
c2 - c1.L
V(L) 3
EI V(L) 3 + c1
(75 x 53 )/12 + (75 x 5) x 72.5
5 x 1403 / 12
7
Neutral Axis
Page 528
Total Moment of inertia of Lifting I beam = 7373750
= 0.00000737375
c1 = 3,351.94
From 7 c2 = - c1.L
c2 = -3351.937296
Sh Force = + c1 = 3,351.94
BM = 3,351.94 .x -3,351.94
Tangent = + c1.x2 +c2.x +c32
Deflection EI V(x) = 1,676 .x3 -3,351.94 .x2
Table 1 Deflection Parameter Table
X from end Deflection mm SF / N BM
0 0.00 m 0.00 3,352 3,352 10.13 Safe1 0.03 m 0.00 3,352 3,268 10.39 Safe2 0.05 m 0.00 3,352 3,184 10.66 Safe3 0.08 m 0.00 3,352 3,101 10.95 Safe4 0.10 m -0.01 3,352 3,017 11.25 Safe5 0.13 m -0.01 3,352 2,933 11.57 Safe6 0.15 m -0.02 3,352 2,849 11.91 Safe7 0.18 m -0.02 3,352 2,765 12.27 Safe8 0.20 m -0.03 3,352 2,682 12.66 Safe9 0.23 m -0.04 3,352 2,598 13.07 Safe
10 0.25 m -0.05 3,352 2,514 13.50 Safe11 0.28 m -0.06 3,352 2,430 13.97 Safe12 0.30 m -0.07 3,352 2,346 14.47 Safe13 0.33 m -0.08 3,352 2,263 15.00 Safe14 0.35 m -0.09 3,352 2,179 15.58 Safe15 0.38 m -0.10 3,352 2,095 16.20 Safe16 0.40 m -0.11 3,352 2,011 16.88 Safe17 0.43 m -0.13 3,352 1,927 17.61 Safe
mm 4
m 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2
EI V(x) 1
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18 0.45 m -0.14 3,352 1,844 18.41 Safe19 0.48 m -0.15 3,352 1,760 19.29 Safe20 0.50 m -0.17 3,352 1,676 20.25 Safe21 0.53 m -0.18 3,352 1,592 21.32 Safe22 0.55 m -0.19 3,352 1,508 22.50 Safe23 0.58 m -0.21 3,352 1,425 23.83 Safe24 0.60 m -0.22 3,352 1,341 25.32 Safe25 0.63 m -0.24 3,352 1,257 27.00 Safe26 0.65 m -0.25 3,352 1,173 28.93 Safe27 0.68 m -0.27 3,352 1,089 31.16 Safe28 0.70 m -0.28 3,352 1,006 33.75 Safe29 0.73 m -0.30 3,352 922 36.82 Safe30 0.75 m -0.31 3,352 838 40.50 Safe31 0.78 m -0.33 3,352 754 45.00 Safe32 0.80 m -0.34 3,352 670 50.63 Safe33 0.83 m -0.35 3,352 587 57.86 Safe34 0.85 m -0.37 3,352 503 67.51 Safe35 0.88 m -0.38 3,352 419 81.01 Safe36 0.90 m -0.39 3,352 335 101.26 Safe37 0.93 m -0.41 3,352 251 135.01 Safe38 0.95 m -0.42 3,352 168 202.52 Safe39 0.98 m -0.43 3,352 84 405.04 Safe40 1.00 m -0.44 3,352 0 10,000.00 Safe
Fig 3.2.3 Deflection Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
-0.50-0.45-0.40-0.35-0.30-0.25-0.20-0.15-0.10-0.050.00
Deflection /(mm)
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Fig 3.2.4 Bending moment Diagram
Fig 3.2.5 Shear Force Diagram
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41
0500
1,0001,5002,0002,5003,0003,5004,000
Shear Force Diagram /( N )
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
Bending Moment Diagram
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Max 0.00Min -0.44
Amax 0.443 mm 2.00
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5 5.09E-066 5.98E-067 6.84E-068 7.66E-06
H
W
t w
t f
t w
Neutral Axis
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F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11
H1 0
H2 0
H3
H4 1
H5 1 1
H6
H7 1
H8
H9 1
H10 1
H11
H12
H13 1
H14
H15
H16
H17 1 1
V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 V8 V9 V10 V11
S1 0
S2 0
S3
S4 1
S5 1 1
S6
S7 1
S8
S9 1
S10 1
S11
S12
S13 1
S14
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F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17
1
1
V12 V13 V14 V15 V16 V17
1
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Speciman Calculation for the TOP Most section
Analysis for bending of Cantilevered Beam.
Head Load = 6,668.23 N
679.74 Kg
E = 210 Gpa
L Extended = 1.00 m
I = 1.80 E-05
Max Bending Moment Allowed = 3.39 E+04
R B =
Wt tb
B A
Head Load
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Differential Equations
= q = 0
= V = + c1
=
=2
EI V(x) =6 2
Boundry Conditions
Sh Force = R A V(L) 3 = R B= 679.74 Kg
BM = 0 V(L) 2 = 0
Tangent = 0 V(L) 1 = infinite
Deflection V(0) = 0 V(L) =
From eq'n 5
V(0) = 0 C4 = 0
From eq'n 4
EI V(x) 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2 c1.x + c2
EI V(x) 1 + c1.x2 +c2.x +c3
+ c1.x3 +c2.x2 +c3.x +c4
V(0) 3
V(0) 2
V(0) 1
d B
5
4
3
2
1
B A
Fig 9.3. State of tower under equilibrium just before Tilting
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= 0 C3 = 0
From eq'n 3
= 0
=
=
Form Equation 2
= R B = 679.74 Kg
= 6,668.23 N
=
2.10E+11 Pa (N/m2)
Moment of Inertia of the Flange =
= 1971875
For two flanges = 3943750
Moment of Inertia of web and Plates =
= 1143333.33333333
For three webs = 3430000
V(0) 1
V(L) 2
EI V(L) 2 c1.L +c2
c2 - c1.L
V(L) 3
EI V(L) 3 + c1
(75 x 53 )/12 + (75 x 5) x 72.5
5 x 1403 / 12
7
Neutral Axis
Page 540
Total Moment of inertia of Lifting I beam = 7373750
= 0.00000737375
c1 = 6,668.23
From 7 c2 = - c1.L
c2 = -6668.233235
Sh Force = + c1 = 6,668.23
BM = 6,668.23 .x -6,668.23
Tangent = + c1.x2 +c2.x +c32
Deflection EI V(x) = 3,334 .x3 -6,668.23 .x2
Table 1 Deflection Parameter Table
X from end Deflection mm SF / N BM
0 0.00 m 0.00 6,668 6,668 5.09 Safe1 0.03 m 0.00 6,668 6,502 5.22 Safe2 0.05 m 0.00 6,668 6,335 5.36 Safe3 0.08 m -0.01 6,668 6,168 5.50 Safe4 0.10 m -0.02 6,668 6,001 5.66 Safe5 0.13 m -0.03 6,668 5,835 5.82 Safe6 0.15 m -0.04 6,668 5,668 5.99 Safe7 0.18 m -0.05 6,668 5,501 6.17 Safe8 0.20 m -0.06 6,668 5,335 6.36 Safe9 0.23 m -0.08 6,668 5,168 6.57 Safe
10 0.25 m -0.10 6,668 5,001 6.79 Safe11 0.28 m -0.12 6,668 4,834 7.02 Safe12 0.30 m -0.13 6,668 4,668 7.27 Safe13 0.33 m -0.16 6,668 4,501 7.54 Safe14 0.35 m -0.18 6,668 4,334 7.83 Safe15 0.38 m -0.20 6,668 4,168 8.14 Safe16 0.40 m -0.23 6,668 4,001 8.48 Safe17 0.43 m -0.25 6,668 3,834 8.85 Safe
mm 4
m 4
EI V(x) 3
EI V(x) 2
EI V(x) 1
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18 0.45 m -0.28 6,668 3,668 9.25 Safe19 0.48 m -0.30 6,668 3,501 9.70 Safe20 0.50 m -0.33 6,668 3,334 10.18 Safe21 0.53 m -0.36 6,668 3,167 10.72 Safe22 0.55 m -0.39 6,668 3,001 11.31 Safe23 0.58 m -0.42 6,668 2,834 11.98 Safe24 0.60 m -0.44 6,668 2,667 12.73 Safe25 0.63 m -0.47 6,668 2,501 13.57 Safe26 0.65 m -0.50 6,668 2,334 14.54 Safe27 0.68 m -0.53 6,668 2,167 15.66 Safe28 0.70 m -0.56 6,668 2,000 16.97 Safe29 0.73 m -0.59 6,668 1,834 18.51 Safe30 0.75 m -0.62 6,668 1,667 20.36 Safe31 0.78 m -0.65 6,668 1,500 22.62 Safe32 0.80 m -0.68 6,668 1,334 25.45 Safe33 0.83 m -0.71 6,668 1,167 29.09 Safe34 0.85 m -0.73 6,668 1,000 33.93 Safe35 0.88 m -0.76 6,668 834 40.72 Safe36 0.90 m -0.79 6,668 667 50.90 Safe37 0.93 m -0.81 6,668 500 67.87 Safe38 0.95 m -0.84 6,668 333 101.80 Safe39 0.98 m -0.86 6,668 167 203.60 Safe40 1.00 m -0.88 6,668 0 10,000.00 Safe
Fig 3.2.3 Deflection Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
-1.00-0.90-0.80-0.70-0.60-0.50-0.40-0.30-0.20-0.100.00
Deflection /(mm)
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Fig 3.2.4 Bending moment Diagram
Fig 3.2.5 Shear Force Diagram
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41
01,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,0007,0008,000
Shear Force Diagram /( N )
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
Bending Moment Diagram
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Max 0.00Min -0.88
Amax 0.882 mm 2.00
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5 5.09E-066 5.98E-067 6.84E-068 7.66E-06
H
W
t w
t f
t w
Neutral Axis
Page 545
D Out/(m) Thickness Area Circumfrence Weld thickness
Antena Frame 0.0750 0.00508 0.00112 0.23 0.006
Top Most 0.0334 0.00455 0.00041 0.10 0.010
2nd Frm Top 0.0334 0.00455 0.00041 0.10 0.010
3rd Frm Top 0.0483 0.00508 0.00069 0.14 0.010
4th Frm Top 0.0483 0.00508 0.00069 0.14 0.010
5th Frm Top 0.0483 0.00508 0.00069 0.14 0.010
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Factor for Porocity 0.8
Throat Thickness Throat Area SF No GasXtra Area Ne Xtra W Len Web Plate Thk Nos
0.004242640687 0.000772635114 0.692404 0.00034 0.05721 0.012 4
0.007071067812 0.000553138926 1.341304 0.00000 0.00000 0.012 16
0.007071067812 0.000553138926 1.341304 0.00000 0.00000 0.012 16
0.007071067812 0.000813225293 1.178997 0.00000 0.00000 0.012 16
0.007071067812 0.000813225293 1.178997 0.00000 0.00000 0.012 16
0.007071067812 0.000813225293 1.178997 0.00000 0.00000 0.012 16
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Len of Tri Tri Angle Triangles
0.0023 9 9mm x 9 mm
0.0000 3 3mm x 3 mm
0.0000 3 3mm x 3 mm
0.0000 3 3mm x 3 mm
0.0000 3 3mm x 3 mm
0.0000 3 3mm x 3 mm
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
A. 1 . Bending Strength Calculation for section number 1
i = 1
A. 1 . 1, Calculation for weight of tower Section
Relevent data taken from Table 03
Pipe Size (Di out) = #REF!
Unit weight( w pipe) = #REF!
Length of Pipe( L pipe) = #REF!
Number of Pipes (n pipes) = #REF!
Weight of Pipes (W pipes) = w pipe × L pipe × n pipes
= #REF!
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
Relevent data taken from Table 05
Stiffner Size (D stiff) = 0.012 m
Unit weight( w stiff) = 0.89 Kg/m
Length of Stiffners( L stiff) = 6.00 m
Number of Stiffners (n stiff) = 5.5
Weight of Stiffners (W stiff) = w stiff × L stiff × n stiffs
= 29.304 Kg
Total Weight of Section (WtTr 1 ) = W pipes + W stiff
#REF!
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
A. 1 . 2,
A. 1 . 2.1, Tower under the influence of wind thrust
A. 1 . 2.1.1, Calculation for Wind Pressure ( Ref Table 02 )
Wind velocity ( V ) = 56.12 ms-1
Wind Pressure ( P ) =
= 1.889 E+03 Pa
Strength of sections under bending moment, wind force and Self weight with a q o degree Inclination
0.6 x V 2
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
Projected Area of the Tower Section
i) Pipes
A pipe = Di out × L pipe × n pipes
= #REF!
ii) Siffners
A stiff = D stiff × L stiff × n stiff
= 0.396 m2
Force Coefficient for Circular sections = 0.5 (AISI Standered)
A tot 1 = (A pipe + A stiff) x Force Co Eff
= #REF!
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
Efeective area for section 1
A eff 1 = Sum A tot i
i=1
= 4.309 m2
A. 1 . 2.1.2, Calculation for Wind Force
Wind Force F wind 1 = P × A eff 1
= 8.142 E+03 N
A. 1 . 2.1.3, Calculation for Bending moment due to wind thrust
Overlap of tower Sections (OLap) = 1.4 m
Cen GR of Section (H 1 ) = 1
Sum L pipe i - ( ( n-1) x OLap )
i=1
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
H 1 = 34.65 m
Bending moment (BM wind 1 ) = F wind i × H i
= 8.142 E+03 x 34.65
= 2.821 E+05 N
A. 1 . 2.2,
A. 1 . 2.2.1, Calculation for Maximum Premisible Bending moment of a member
Here worst case of 5 degree is considered
q = 5.0 Degrees
Bending of tower due to q o degree Inclination
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
Height to Center Gravity of Section (H gr 1 ) = 33.05 m
Offset Due to Inclination( X offset 1 ) =
= 2.88 m
1
Wt above section Wt Abv 1 = Head Load + Sum WtTr i
i=1
= 799.362 Kg
BM incli 1 = Wt Abv i × g × X offset i
= 2.259 E+04 J
Total bending Moment BM Tot 1 = BM wind i + BM incli i
= 3.047 E+05 J
H gr i × Sin q
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A. 1 . 2.2.2, Calculation for Moment of Inertia of the composite section
R 1 = #REF!
r 1 = #REF!
I 1 =
4
= 4.398 E-08 m4
Parelell axis theorem may be usd to find moment of inertia of the composite section about neutral axis
Sec height h = #REF!
h1 = R
3
p(R4 - r4)
2 x h +
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
h1 = #REF!
h2 = R
3
h2 = #REF!
a =
=
a = #REF!
= ( I + a x h12) + (2 x ( I + a x h22))
4
= 3.572 E-05 m4
h +
p(R2 - r2)
p((0.024)2 - (0.019)2)
I comp
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Design By : Aravinda PereraChecked By: Athula Haputantri
A. 1 . 2.2.3, Calculation for Maximum Premisible Bending moment of a member
Moment of Inertia I Comp 1 = 1.741 E-05 N (ref Table 07)
s = 310 N/mm2 3 E+08 Pa
Distance to extream Fib y 1 = 0.1432 m
BM Allowable 1 =
= 3.769 E+04 J
s × I Comp i
yi
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A. 1 . 3, Calculation for the Safty factor of Tower section
S.F = BM Allowable i
BM Tot i
= 3.769 E+04 J
3.047 E+05 J
= 0.12
Safe
Page 559
sagging ok
Low bedCow two arms Semi Trailergrdu goose neck
Tower center position
0.3942
Height 15
Proj guy
Page 561
Tower Data
0 0 0 0Parameter GRDU RDV SMI TR TOW TR GRDU RDV SMI TR TOW TR GRDU RDV SMI TR TOW TR GRDU RDV SMI TR TOW TR
1
Chassie Length / (m) 6.00 6.00 6.50 6.50 6.00 6.00 6.70 6.50 6.00 6.00 6.70 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.70 6.00Chassie Width / (m) 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30Front Arm Pivot / (m) 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03 0.03
Rear Arm Pivot / (m) 5.97 5.97 6.47 6.47 5.98 5.98 6.68 6.48 5.98 5.98 6.68 5.98 5.98 5.98 6.68 5.98120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
Projected Guy Wire Length / (m) 5.03 5.96 5.94 6.53 4.52 4.69 4.80 5.53 4.02 3.96 4.31 5.03 4.02 3.42 3.89 5.03Front Arm / (m) 4.00 4.93 4.09 5.50 3.50 3.67 3.26 4.50 3.00 2.95 3.46 4.00 3.00 2.42 2.60 4.00Front arm Angle / (Deg) 127 126 78 125 128 127 67 126 129 129 48 127 129 131 59 127Rear Arm / (m) 2.48 0.00 0.00 4.97 2.03 0.00 0.00 4.50 1.76 0.00 0.00 4.08 1.39 0.00 0.00 3.56Rear arm Angle / (Deg) 57 0 0 48 60 0 0 50 64 0 0 50 64 0 0 48Rented area length (Y Axis)/(m) 8.92 7.02 6.57 11.64 8.33 6.86 6.52 10.71 7.85 6.84 6.48 10.17 7.67 6.83 6.44 9.95Rented area width (X Axis)/(m) 8.71 10.32 10.29 11.32 7.83 8.13 8.32 9.58 6.96 6.86 7.47 8.71 6.96 5.93 6.74 8.71Max Inclination/(Degrees) 1.5 1.5 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.6 1.0 1.0 1.1 0.6 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3Total System Weight / (Kg) 12582 15874 14001 8998 12317 15627 13734 8710 12079 15402 13530 8465 11859 15200 13326 8238Head Load / (Kg) 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300Cabin / (Kg) 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000Tower weight / (Kg) 974 974 974 974 751 751 751 751 547 547 547 547 343 343 343 343
Concrete Weight / (Kg) 5060 0 0 0 5060 0 0 0 5060 0 0 0 5060 0 0 0Truck Weight / (Kg) 0 7,000 0 0 0 7,000 0 0 0 7,000 0 0 0 7,000 0 0Skeltal Weight / (Kg) 0 0 3,500 950 0 0 3,000 1,000 0 0 3,000 1,000 0 0 3,000 1,000Axels Weight / (Kg) 0 0 1,400 700 0 0 1,400 700 0 0 1,400 700 0 0 1,400 700Generator Weight/ (Kg) 0 500 0 0 0 500 500 0 0 500 500 0 0 500 500 0Wt of Accessories / (Kg) 400 1,200 500 1,350 0 1,200 500 500 400 1,200 500 500 400 1,200 500 500Operational wind vel/(Kmph) 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160AISI Survival wind vel /(Kmph) 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
Guy angle with Y axis q / (Deg)
Page 562
Tilted Height from Deck Level/ (m) 3.60 3.65 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.65 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.65 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.65 3.60 3.60
GuyedNon guyedsandno sandfixed to groundfree to fall with sand
Fig 14.3. Guide arm Arrangement
Backwards
Side Ways
Foward
YR Pivot
LR
X Platform
YCGa
YF Pivot
b
LF
YPlatform
Tower side
Cabin Side
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SEMI TRAILER
Twr Catogory 5 Type Mis match
Height Catogor 4 40 m
#REF!
#REF!
#REF!
#REF!
#REF!
#REF!
12.69 m
0.0 Degrees
20402.506 Kg
680 Kg
#REF!
852.768 Kg
#REF!
Do not Stand Underneath while tower irection is in progress
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0 . Notations and Symbols………………………………………………………………………………0
0
1 . ABSTRACT………………………………………………………………………………….. 0
0
2 . INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………………………………………..0
0
3 . ANTENNAE DETAILS…………………………………………………………………………………0
Calculation for antennae supporting frame Area…… 0
4 . DESIGN CONCEPT RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS……………… 0
0
5 . STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION…………………………………………………………………0
0
6 . Tower Specifications…………………………………………………………………………………0
0
7 . Material Used for Tower Section……………………………………………………………… 0
0
8 . Wind Loads Analysis 0
0
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9 . Bending Strength Calculation 0
Table 9.1. Wind Velocity Variation with Height…… 0
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data………………………… 0
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from 0
Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity center 0
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners………………………………………… 0
Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sec 0
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections………………………… 0
Table9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area…… 0
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis………… 0
10 . Calculation for Buckling & Deflection 0
Calculation for buckling failure………………………………………………………………… 0
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis……………………… 0
Table 10.2. Buckling for bottom most sub section…………………… 0
Calculation for Lifting Cable strength……………………………………………………… 0
Calculation for Deflection & Guy wire strenth……………………………………… 0
Table 10.2. Guy wire Data………………………………………………. 0
Analysis For Guy wire behavior Under Loads 0
10.8 Bending failure of Guide Arms 0
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11 . Yielding Failure 0
Yielding Failure in Compression……………………………………………………………. 0
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compression Analysis……………… 0
Yielding Failure in Tention 0
Table 11.2. Tower Tensile failure of the pipe on the wind flow side 0
0
12 . Failure from the pivot…………………………………………………………………………………0
Table 12.1. Analysis for Failure from the pivot 0
13 . Failure of Landing Leg Sand Shoe…………………………………………………………… 0
0
14 . STABILITY CALCULATION………………………………………………………………………0
Table 14.1. Cabin Details 0
Table 14.2. Tower Frame Details 0
Table 14.3. Guide Arms 0
Table 14.4. Base Frame Details 0
Table 14.5. Concrete Block Details 0
Table 14.6. Load Details 0
Table 14.7. Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclination 0
Table 14.8. Locating the center of Gravity 0
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15 . Length Parameters of Guide Arms…………………………………………………………… 0
16 . Safety factor Calculation……………………………………………………………………………0
17 . Calculation for Dimensions of the Rectangular Land Area……………… 0
18 . Finalized Parameter Values relevent to tower Models and Relevent Cases 0
19 . CONCLUSIONS………………………………………………………………………………….. 0
20 . REFERENCES………………………………………………………………………………….. 0
ANNEX: BENDING CALCULATION (EACH TOWER SECTION) 0
A 1 Top Most Section 0
A 2 2nd Section From Top #REF!
A 3 3rd Section From Top #REF!
A 4 4th Section From Top #REF!
A 5 5th Section From Top #REF!
#REF!
#REF!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0 . Notations and Symbols………………………………………………………………………………#REF!
1 . ABSTRACT………………………………………………………………………………….. #REF!
2 . INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………………………………………..#REF!
3 . ANTENNAE DETAILS…………………………………………………………………………………0
Calculation for antennae supporting frame Area…… 0
4 . DESIGN CONCEPT RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS……………… #REF!
5 . STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION…………………………………………………………………#REF!
6 . Tower Specifications…………………………………………………………………………………#REF!
7 . Material Used for Tower Section……………………………………………………………… #REF!
8 . Wind Loads Analysis #REF!
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9 . Bending Strength Calculation #REF!
Table 9.1. Wind Velocity Variation with Height…… #REF!
Table 9.2. Tower Vertical Pipe Data………………………… #REF!
Table 9.3. Tower Vertical Pipe Data Derived from #REF!
Table 9.4. Section Wind force and Gravity center #REF!
Table 9.5. Data of Stiffeners………………………………………… #REF!
Table 9.6. Moment of inertia of the Composite sec #REF!
Table 9.7. Weight of Tower Sections………………………… #REF!
Table9.8. Wind Force Effect on Projected Area…… #REF!
Table 9.9. Bending Moment Failure Analysis………… #REF!
10 . Calculation for Buckling & Deflection #NAME?
Calculation for buckling failure………………………………………………………………… #REF!
Table 10.1. Buckling Failure Analysis……………………… #REF!
Table 10.2. Buckling for bottom most sub section…………………… #REF!
Calculation for Lifting Cable strength……………………………………………………… #REF!
Calculation for Deflection & Guy wire strenth……………………………………… #REF!
Table 10.2. Guy wire Data………………………………………………. #REF!
Analysis For Guy wire behavior Under Loads #REF!
10.8 Bending failure of Guide Arms 0
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11 . Yielding Failure 0
Yielding Failure in Compression……………………………………………………………. #REF!
Table 11.1. Yielding Failure in Compression Analysis……………… #REF!
Yielding Failure in Tention #REF!
Table 11.2. Tower Tensile failure of the pipe on the wind flow side 0
0
12 . Failure from the pivot…………………………………………………………………………………0
Table 12.1. Analysis for Failure from the pivot 0
13 . Failure of Landing Leg Sand Shoe…………………………………………………………… 0
0
14 . STABILITY CALCULATION………………………………………………………………………0
Table 14.1. Cabin Details 0
Table 14.2. Tower Frame Details #REF!
Table 14.3. Guide Arms #REF!
Table 14.4. Base Frame Details #REF!
Table 14.5. Concrete Block Details #REF!
Table 14.6. Load Details 0
Table 14.7. Turning Moment Due to Wind Force & Inclination #REF!
Table 14.8. Locating the center of Gravity #REF!
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15 . Length Parameters of Guide Arms…………………………………………………………… 0
16 . Safety factor Calculation……………………………………………………………………………0
17 . Calculation for Dimensions of the Rectangular Land Area……………… 0
18 . Finalized Parameter Values relevent to tower Models and Relevent Cases 0
19 . CONCLUSIONS………………………………………………………………………………….. 0
20 . REFERENCES………………………………………………………………………………….. 0
ANNEX: BENDING CALCULATION (EACH TOWER SECTION) 0
A 1 Top Most Section 0
A 2 2nd Section From Top 0
A 3 3rd Section From Top 0
A 4 4th Section From Top 0
A 5 5th Section From Top 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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#REF!
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
#REF!
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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year 2008 feb Parameters of Tower Models
40m 30m 22m 15mGr Rd ST T TR Gr Rd ST T TR Gr Rd ST T TR Gr Rd ST T TR
Number of Sections 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2
W
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Head Load / (Kg) 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300Cabin / (Ton) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Truck Load / (Ton) 8 8 8 8Base Frame / (Ton) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Tr With Axles / (Ton) 6 6 6 6
Concrete / (Ton) 7 7 7 7Accsesories / (Ton) 1 1 1 1Tower weight/ (Kg) 974 974 974 974 751 751 751 751 547 547 547 547 343 343 343 343
Gu
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Arm Front Arm Length L / (m) 3.00 5.40 3.70 6.60 1.70 2.60 2.90 4.30 0.75 1.00 1.10 2.60 - - - 1.30
30 20 30 40 15 20 20 30 0 20 0 20 - - - 0Rare Arm Length / (m) 3.00 - 2.00 6.60 1.70 - - 4.30 0.75 - - 2.60 - - - 1.30
Angle with Rare Bolster / (Deg) 30 - 30 40 15 - - 30 0 - - 20 - - - 0Chassie Length / (m) 6.0 7.0 6.9 6.0 6.0 7.0 6.9 6.0 6.0 7.0 6.9 6.0 6.0 7.0 6.9 6.0Chassie Width / (m) 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3Overall Height / (m)
Operational wind vel/(Kmph) 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160AISI Survival wind vel//(Kmph) 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
Angle with Fornt Bolster a / (Deg)
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