Structural Design For Non Structural Engineers
The course will be of particular interest to engineers employed in the field of Construction and Civil Engineering This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
• Civil Engineers
• Architects
• Practicing building construction inspectors
• Project engineers
• Fully understand the role of the structural engineer
• Comprehend the behavior of structural members under loading
• Understand the concept of stress functions like tension, Compression, shear, and bending
• Use the basic concepts for the analysis of statically determinate and indeterminate structures
• Analyze the deformation of members under loading
• Understand the significance of material properties in design
• Undertake basic design of Reinforced Cement Concrete Structures
• Undertake basic design of Steel Structures
• Undertake basic design of Masonry & Timber Structural Members
• Building Inspectors
• Project Managers
• Construction Supervisors
• Municipal Officials
• Architects
• Quantity Surveyors
• Insurance Surveyors
• Concrete Technologists
• Reinforcement Detailers
• Structural Fabricators
• Building Maintenance Personnel
• Structural Rehabilitation Staff
Day One - Introduction to structural engineering principles of strength of material
o Theory of elasticityo Stress-strain characteristics
o Sectional properties
o Deflection & deformation
Day Two - Structural analysis
o Principle of mechanics
o Determinate & indeterminate structures
o Determination of stress functions (direct, bending & shear stresses)
o Analysis of statically determinate structures
o Analysis of statically indeterminate structures
o Analysis of deformation under loading
Day Three - Design philosophies
o Material behavior under stress
o Working stress design
o Limit state designo Loads
Day Four - Design procedure of reinforced cement concrete (rcc) structures
o Material & components
o Stress behavior
o Ultimate & permissible stresses
o Design of beams & slabs
o Design of walls & columns
o Design of frames
o Pre-stressed concrete design
o Design procedure of steel structures
o Materials & properties
o Stress behavior
o Methods & design of fastenings
o Design of beams
o Design of columns & struts
o Design of tension members
o Design of trusses
o Design of built up sections
o Limit state design
Day Five - Design of masonry & wooden structures
o Properties of masonry
o Design of walls
o Design of columns
o Construction of arches
o Material & properties of wood
o Preservation methods
o Permissible stresses
o Design of columns & beams