Doña Ana Community College Addition
Group B:Eric NavarroJose Nunez
Miguel TorresAngel Morales
Luis Elias
Doña Ana Community CollegeEach year the enrollment increases so in order to meet this demand they need to expand the facilities.
The objective of this project is to create an addition for the
Doña Ana Community college in the border community.
The Project
Job Site
Location: 1700 East O'Hara Rd. (Anthony Gap)
Job Site
The addition will take place here:
3 ClassroomsComputer lab3 Offices2 Bathrooms2 Storages
Design
Fabrication of tilt-up building walls
Concrete Tilt-Up Panels
Design
Tilt-up can be consider as a simple supported beam.
Pw= 20 psf.
H= 16 ft.
H Total = 19 ft.
Length will vary.
Metal Studs
Components
Stud Connections
Partitions
Openings
Insulation
Plasterboard
We used:720 ft metal tracks.270 Pc Metal studs (10 ft)180Pc Plasterboard (4’ x 10’)3600 ft^2 Insulation
A Look At The Project Tilt-Up Construction
Design of a Beam• Required moment
Mu= 212.62k-ft
• The Beam in dimensions 12 x 16 with 4#9 bars• The Nominal moment Capacity Mn= 235.1k-ft
• The Strain of the Steel 0.0052
• Deflection= 0.21in.
• Maximum Deflection=1.03in.
Deflection= 5wL4
384EI Mu=WuL2
8
ØRn=Mu__
Øbd2
Concrete Tilt Top Panel and Open Web Steel Joists
• Design Distributed load of wu=337.7 lb/ft
• Open Web Steel Joists, 22K6 wn= 347 lb/ft
• Deflection=0.58in.
• Maximum Deflection=1.03in.
• Concrete Tilt Top Panel
Description Pressure (psf) lb/ft
Metal Deck, 18 gage 3
Insulation Roof Boards 1.5
Steel Joists, 22K6 @ 31 ft 9.2
Mechanical Ducts 4
Skylight, Metal Frame, (3/8") 8
Gypsum Board, (5/8") 2.75
Water Proofing Membranes, 0.7
Single Ply Sheet
Acoustical Fiber Tile 1
Suspended Channel System 2
Assumed Beam Weight 40
Total Roof Dead Load 25.02 lb/ft2
Live Load 20 lb/ft2
Roof –Dead Loads Analysis
Column Analysis
12”
16”
• Dimensions
12 x 16
• Area of Steel
8#9 bars
• Column Ties
#3 bars @ 13”• Slenderness ratio
• Moment magnification= 1.07
Nominal Force on column : ΦPn =Φ.80[(.85)(f’c)(Ag-As)+(fy)(As)] KL < 34- 12( M1) r M2
SUSTAINABLE BUILT DESIGN
Insulated windows
Insulation boards (WALLS)
Insulation boards (ROOF)
Water storage tank
SUSTAINABLE BUILT DESIGN
Insulated Windows
Low-E windows
Reduce energy Cost 25% to 50%
Increase confort levels.
Eliminate hot and cold spots
Reduce noise up to 70%
SUSTAINABLE BUILT DESIGN
Insulation Boards (WALLS)
Energy Saver
Insulates any part of the building
Good thermal resistance
Reduces heat conduction
R19
SUSTAINABLE BUILT DESIGN
Insulation Roof Boards
Heat insulation, waterproof, fireproof Less smoke and harmful gas Chemical resistance Wide temperature limit R30
SUSTAINABLE BUILT DESIGN
Water Storage Tank Advantages:
Independent water system Gather water for recycling Irrigation purposes
Questions?