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Page 1: Joe Sharkey Structural Option Christiana Hospital 2010 Project Newark, DE.

Joe SharkeyJoe SharkeyStructural OptionStructural OptionChristiana HospitalChristiana Hospital

2010 Project2010 ProjectNewark, DENewark, DE

Page 2: Joe Sharkey Structural Option Christiana Hospital 2010 Project Newark, DE.

Scope of PresentationScope of Presentation

• IntroductionIntroduction• Structural OverviewStructural Overview• Proposed ChangesProposed Changes• Effects of Sectioning Effects of Sectioning

Structure on the Lateral Structure on the Lateral SystemSystem

• Post-Tensioned Slab DesignPost-Tensioned Slab Design• Cost/Schedule ComparisonCost/Schedule Comparison• Acoustical DesignAcoustical Design• ConclusionsConclusions

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IntroductionIntroduction• Occupant – Christiana Occupant – Christiana

CareCare• Project Cost - $126 MillionProject Cost - $126 Million• 360,000 ft360,000 ft22 addition addition• Design-Bid-BuildDesign-Bid-Build• 8 Story Hospital8 Story Hospital• 2 Story Conference Wing2 Story Conference Wing

Creates additional:• 216 Beds• Operating Rooms• Catheterization Labs• Emergency Exam Rooms

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Structural OverviewStructural OverviewHospital (Main Tower)Hospital (Main Tower)

• 42” thick mat 42” thick mat foundationfoundation

• 9 ½” two-way 9 ½” two-way reinforced concrete reinforced concrete slabslab

• 5 ½” drop panels 5 ½” drop panels around columnsaround columns

• 24”x24” concrete 24”x24” concrete columnscolumns

• (11) 12” thick concrete (11) 12” thick concrete shear wallsshear walls

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Structural OverviewStructural OverviewConference WingConference Wing

• Spread FootingsSpread Footings• Steel FramingSteel Framing• 3 ¼” lightweight concrete over 2” 3 ¼” lightweight concrete over 2”

metal deckmetal deck• 4 concentrically braced frames4 concentrically braced frames• Large 63’ span at the centerLarge 63’ span at the center

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Proposed ChangesProposed Changes• Divide Main Tower into two independent structuresDivide Main Tower into two independent structures

Create a more symmetrical buildingCreate a more symmetrical building Reduce lateral load due to torsional effects on Reduce lateral load due to torsional effects on

shear wallsshear walls Reduce size/number of shear walls for Reduce size/number of shear walls for

cost/schedule savingscost/schedule savings

• Create a post-tensioned designCreate a post-tensioned design Deletion of drop panelsDeletion of drop panels Save on formwork/laborSave on formwork/labor Compare cost and scheduleCompare cost and schedule

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Effects of Sectioning Effects of Sectioning StructureStructure

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Effects of Sectioning Effects of Sectioning StructureStructure

CM1

CR1

CM2

CR2

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Effects of Sectioning Effects of Sectioning StructureStructureWall # Story V (k) M (ft-k) V (k) M (ft-k)

1 ROOF 32.03 426.036 -53.84 -969.052EIGHTH STORY 32.03 579.452 81.88 -969.052SEVENTH STORY 32.03 763.681 191.1 2488.788SIXTH STORY 164.89 2029.899 284.95 5718.17FIFTH STORY 169.2 2968.093 367.71 9885.573FOURTH STORY 192.92 4094.922 353.38 13890.51THIRD STORY 209.03 5305.472 345.6 17807.3SECOND STORY 229.41 7317.371 341.66 23046.11FIRST FLOOR 295.72 9534.092 363.29 28132.12

2 ROOF 80.04 838.906 28.65 515.65EIGHTH STORY 80.04 833.181 114.32 1963.741SEVENTH STORY 80.04 986.541 182.79 4279.142SIXTH STORY 291.29 2559.436 240.9 7009.398FIFTH STORY 332.05 3529.071 287.04 10262.57FOURTH STORY 394.53 4696.832 375.93 14523.06THIRD STORY 443.48 5939.244 448.64 19607.68SECOND STORY 456.38 8122.908 504.21 27338.96FIRST FLOOR 404.19 9049.62 537.96 34870.4

3 ROOF -12.5 149.955 82.33 1481.993EIGHTH STORY 30.32 566.247 32.32 1891.401SEVENTH STORY 30.32 749.492 -7.32 1891.401SIXTH STORY 162.24 2013.333 -45.46 1798.705FIFTH STORY 168.29 2966.602 -78.46 1283.441FOURTH STORY 196.1 4119.22 12.22 727.069THIRD STORY 216.8 5358.93 103.48 1815.459SECOND STORY 241.39 7414.164 163.51 4322.631FIRST FLOOR 302.44 9566.676 172.55 6738.285

4 ROOF -47.05 -846.864 20.16 362.82EIGHTH FLOOR 100.39 -846.864 148.76 2247.115SEVENTH FLOOR 256.34 3671.634 314.8 6234.543SIXTH FLOOR 221.44 6181.244 449.81 11332.35FIFTH FLOOR 295.62 9531.597 557.19 17647.18FOURTH FLOOR 356.81 13575.48 642.06 24923.84THIRD FLOOR 405.91 18175.79 726.1 33152.95SECOND FLOOR 458.14 25200.61 764.3 44872.18FIRST FLOOR 486.43 32010.63 718.19 54926.84

5 ROOF -8.79 -158.246 4.46 80.22EIGHTH FLOOR 75.75 801.254 75.58 1037.542SEVENTH FLOOR 167.33 2920.764 170.6 3198.524SIXTH FLOOR 193.35 5112.008 243.95 5963.327FIFTH FLOOR 248.88 7932.635 301.76 9383.289FOURTH FLOOR 286.13 11175.45 345.71 13301.37THIRD FLOOR 313.5 14728.5 390.42 17726.15SECOND FLOOR 339.56 19935.04 412.73 24054.66FIRST FLOOR 407.04 25633.53 481.4 30794.31

Shear Wall ForcesOrigional Design My Design (With Expansion J oint)

Wall # Story V (k) M (ft-k) V (k) M (ft-k)

Shear Wall ForcesOrigional Design My Design (With Expansion J oint)

4 ROOF -47.05 -846.864 20.16 362.82EIGHTH FLOOR 100.39 -846.864 148.76 2247.115SEVENTH FLOOR 256.34 3671.634 314.8 6234.543SIXTH FLOOR 221.44 6181.244 449.81 11332.346FIFTH FLOOR 295.62 9531.597 557.19 17647.181FOURTH FLOOR 356.81 13575.475 642.06 24923.839THIRD FLOOR 405.91 18175.793 726.1 33152.952SECOND FLOOR 458.14 25200.607 764.3 44872.184FIRST FLOOR 486.43 32010.63 718.19 54926.843

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Effects of Sectioning Effects of Sectioning StructureStructure

Building Deflections at Roof

∆x ∆xamplifie

d

∆y ∆yamplifie

d

Original Design 3.93

11.79 3.67

11.02

Area A (after sectioning)

7.02

21.05 4.73

14.18

Area C (after sectioning)

8.07

24.21 6.41

19.22

ASCE7-02 (9.5.2.8 & 9.5.5.7.1)ASCE7-02 (9.5.2.8 & 9.5.5.7.1)Seismic Use Group: IIISeismic Use Group: III

I=1.5 CI=1.5 Cdd=4.5=4.5∆amplified=(Cd*=(Cd*∆)/I

∆allowable=0.01h=0.01(118’)=14.16”=0.01h=0.01(118’)=14.16”

AC

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Effects of Sectioning Effects of Sectioning StructureStructure

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Building Deflections at Roof

∆x ∆xamplifie

d

∆y ∆yamplified

New Design Area A

3.93

11.79 3.67

11.02

New Design Area B

4.71

14.13 4.23

12.71

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Main Tower (First Floor)Main Tower (First Floor)

5”

1¼”

1¼”

1¼”

Exterior Span

Interior Span

10”

• Class U (uncracked concrete): Class U (uncracked concrete): fft t < < 7.5√f’c7.5√f’c • 10” Slab10” Slab• 5000 psi concrete5000 psi concrete• Largest Span = 30’Largest Span = 30’• Tendons in groups of 4 @ 6’ o.c.Tendons in groups of 4 @ 6’ o.c.

1¼”

Post-Tensioned Slab DesignPost-Tensioned Slab Design

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Post-Tensioned Slab DesignPost-Tensioned Slab Design

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Uniformly Spaced TendonsUniformly Spaced TendonsMain Tower (First Floor)Main Tower (First Floor)

½”½”ФФ – 270 ksi unbonded – 270 ksi unbonded tendons in groups of 4 @ 6’ tendons in groups of 4 @ 6’

o.c.o.c.

Stressing PocketsStressing Pockets

Expansion JointExpansion Joint

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Banded TendonsBanded TendonsMain Tower (First Floor)Main Tower (First Floor)

# Tendons# Tendons22222020181816161414121288

Banded TendonsBanded Tendons

In-Plane CurveIn-Plane Curve> 6:1> 6:1

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Sustained Service Load Sustained Service Load Deflection PlanDeflection Plan

∆∆max = L/360max = L/360 = 1”= 1”

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Uniformly Spaced TendonsUniformly Spaced TendonsMain Tower (Typical Floors)Main Tower (Typical Floors)

½”½”ФФ – 270 ksi unbonded – 270 ksi unbonded tendons in groups of 3 @ tendons in groups of 3 @

3¾’ o.c.3¾’ o.c.

Expansion JointExpansion Joint

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Banded TendonsBanded TendonsMain Tower (Typical Floors)Main Tower (Typical Floors)

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Conference Wing (Typical Conference Wing (Typical Floor)Floor)

Prestressed BeamPrestressed Beam24x42 w/ 30 Tendons24x42 w/ 30 Tendons

Prestressed BeamPrestressed Beam18x42 w/ 15 Tendons18x42 w/ 15 Tendons

RC BeamRC Beam24x42 8#6 T&B24x42 8#6 T&B

RC BeamRC Beam16x42 4#7 T&B16x42 4#7 T&B

15” Slab15” SlabSlab Tendons in groups of 3 @ Slab Tendons in groups of 3 @

4 ½’ o.c. 4 ½’ o.c.

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Construction ManagementConstruction ManagementTotal Structural System Cost Without Added

Shear Walls

My Design As Built

Concrete$11,880,1

27 $9,320,230

Structural Steel/ Misc. Metals $205,958 $2,897,875

Total$12,086,0

85 $12,218,10

5

Savings of $132,020

Total Structural System Cost With Added Shear Walls

My Design As Built

Concrete$12,096,2

98 $9,320,230

Structural Steel/ Misc. Metals $205,958 $2,897,875

Total$12,302,2

56$12,218,10

5

Added Cost of $84,151

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Project Schedule

Main Tower Conference Wing

Start Date

Finish Date

Start Date Finish Date

As Built9/1/200

4 3/1/20051/17/20

05 3/11/2005

My Design9/1/200

4 1/12/20051/17/20

05 3/31/2005

Time Savings 49 Days

Time Lost 20 Days

Construction ManagementConstruction Management

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63’

61’

AcousticsAcoustics

12’ Ceiling Height

Materials Used:•5/8” Gypsum

•4’x4’ Armstrong Optima Ceiling Tiles•Softwall ½” Acousticotton

•Carpeting

•Upholstered Seats

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Surface Material Area (ft2)500 1000 2000 4000

Floor Carpet on Concrete 3304 0.14 0.37 0.6 0.65

FloorAudience in Upolstered Seats

1220.6 0.88 0.96 0.93 0.85

Wall5/8" Gypsum on Metal Studs

724.45 0.05 0.03 0.03 0.03

WallWood Paneling and Doors

619.75 0.17 0.09 0.1 0.11

WallSoftwall - 1/2" Acousticotton

1755.14 0.22 0.54 0.81 1

Wall Glass 35.33 0.18 0.12 0.07 0.04Wall Curtin 98 0.4 0.4 0.5 0.5

CeilingArmstrong Optima 3255 - 4'x4' Tile

2843.19 0.84 1.01 1.02 0.97

Ceiling 5/8" Gypsum 4169.75 0.05 0.03 0.03 0.03

a=?Sα 4706.73 6459.69 7699.55 7963.56

T60 (sec.) 0.59 0.39 0.32 0.31

Absorption Coefficient (Hz)

As Built Room

Target Reverb. Time: 0.7-1.1 sec.

Price/ft2 Cost

$0.32 $231.82

$1.50 $2,632.71

$4.10 $11,657.08

$0.32 $1,334.32

$15,855.93$15,855.93

AcousticsAcoustics

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AcousticsAcoustics

Surface Material Area (ft2)500 1000 2000 4000

Floor Carpet on Concrete 3304 0.14 0.37 0.6 0.65

FloorAudience in Upolstered Seats

1220.6 0.88 0.96 0.93 0.85

Wall5/8" Gypsum on Metal Studs

2289.57 0.05 0.03 0.03 0.03

WallWood Paneling and Doors

619.75 0.17 0.09 0.1 0.11

WallSoftwall - 1/2" Acousticotton

192 0.22 0.54 0.81 1

Wall Glass 35.33 0.18 0.12 0.07 0.04Wall Curtin 98 0.4 0.4 0.5 0.5

CeilingArmstrong Optima 3255 - 4'x4' Tile

0 0.84 1.01 1.02 0.97

Ceiling 5/8" Gypsum 7012.94 0.05 0.03 0.03 0.03

a=∑Sα 2194.97 2876.23 3665.6 3774.77T60 (sec.) 1.14 0.87 0.68 0.66

Absorption Coefficient (Hz)

My Design

Target Reverb. Time: 0.7-1.1 sec.

Price/ft2 Cost

$0.32 $732.66

$1.50 $288.00

$4.10 $0.00

$0.32 $2,244.14

$3,264.80$3,264.80

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AcousticsAcoustics

Benefits:Benefits:

•Target Reverberation Time MetTarget Reverberation Time Met

•Cost Savings of $12,591Cost Savings of $12,591

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ConclusionsConclusionsSectioning Structure into two Independent Sectioning Structure into two Independent Structures:Structures:• Increased ForcesIncreased Forces

• Required Additional WallsRequired Additional Walls• Increased Both Cost and ScheduleIncreased Both Cost and Schedule

Post-Tensioned Design:Post-Tensioned Design:• Created a Lighter BuildingCreated a Lighter Building• Allowed for Deletion of Drop PanelsAllowed for Deletion of Drop Panels• Decreased Both Cost and Schedule in Main TowerDecreased Both Cost and Schedule in Main Tower• Increased Schedule in Conference WingIncreased Schedule in Conference Wing

Acoustical Redesign:Acoustical Redesign:• Target Reverberation Time MetTarget Reverberation Time Met• Decreased Cost of Conference Room by $12,591Decreased Cost of Conference Room by $12,591

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AcknowledgmentsAcknowledgments•Cagley & AssociatesCagley & Associates

Sheila WilliamsSheila Williams

Joe AjelloJoe AjelloJames LakeyJames Lakey

•Wilmot SanzWilmot Sanz

Dr. MemariDr. MemariDr. LepageDr. LepageProfessor ParfittProfessor Parfitt

•AE FacultyAE Faculty

•Suncoast Post-TensionSuncoast Post-Tension

•Acoustical Panel ResourcesAcoustical Panel Resources

•ArmstrongArmstrong

Frank MalitsFrank Malits

•Marjam SupplyMarjam Supply

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QuestionsQuestions