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AME RIC AN SOC IET Y O F CIV IL EN GIN EE RS CON TIN UIN G E DUC
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Design of ColD-formeD steel struCtures
Summary OutlinePURPOSE AND BACkGROUND
Cold-ormed steel products have enjoyed signifcant growth in
recent years. They may be utilizedtoday in various orms on
commercial, industrial and residential construction projects. Their
strength,light weight, versatility, non-combustibility, and ease o
production have encouraged architects, engi-neers, and contractors
to use cold-ormed steel products which can improve structural per
ormanceand building unction, and provide aesthetic appeal at a
lower cost.
The concepts o cold-ormed steel design are typically not taught
in engineering schools; thereore,
engineers are required to sel-teach these concepts. This seminar
will provide an understanding othe behavior and design principles o
cold-ormed steel members and connections. These principleswill be
applicable to many aspects o cold-ormed steel design including
tension members, columns,beams, and bolted, welded and screw
connections.
The seminar will cover the spectrum o cold-ormed steel
applications to include wall studs, joists,purlins, girts, headers,
trusses, shear walls and diaphragms, panels, and decks. Design
criteria andexample problems will be presented based on the
American Iron and Steel Institutes 2007 edition othe North American
Specifcation or the Design o Cold-Formed Steel Structural
Members.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Become amiliar with ASTM steel grades applicable or cold-ormed
steel members
Become profcient with both Allowable Strength Design (ASD) and
Load and Resistance FactorDesign (LRFD) concepts
Develop an understanding o the behavior o cold-ormed steel
members and connections
Develop an understanding o the design provisions in the 2007
edition o the AISI NorthAmerican Specifcation or the Design o
Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members
Develop an understanding o the design provisions in the 2007
edition o the AISI Standardsor Cold-Formed Steel Framing
ASSESSMENT Of L EARNING OUTCO MES
Participants achievement o the learning outcomes will be
assessed through class discussion ollow-ing the presentation o each
major topic as well as through short case studies and
problem-solvingexercises.
SEMINAR BENEfITS
Learn the appropriate applications o cold-ormed steel members
and connections
Be able to develop more optimum designs using cold-ormed
steel
Develop an understanding o industry practices, standards and
code requirements
Gain an understanding o the dierences between hot-rolled and
cold-ormed steel design ormembers, connections and assemblies
WHO SHOULD ATTEND ?
Structural engineers, architectural engineers, architects,
engineering educators, and students will ben-eft rom this
seminar.
SEMINAR INSTRUCTORS
Roger A. LaBoube, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE, is Distinguished Teaching
Proessor o Civil Engineeringand Director, Wei-Wen Yu Center or
Cold-Formed Steel St ructures at the University o
Missouri-Rolla.Dr. LaBoube has an extensive industry and academic
background related to the design and behavioro cold-ormed steel
structures. His research and design activities have touched on many
acets ocold-ormed steel construction: cold-ormed steel beams,
panels, trusses, headers, wall studs as wellas bolted, welded and
screwed connections. Dr. LaBoube has authored, or co-authored,
numerous
papers and reports describing his research fndings. He is active
in proessional organizations andsocieties. He is a member o the
Committee on Specifcations or the North American Specifcationor the
Design o Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members and a member o AISI
Committee on Fram-ing Standards. He is a Registered Proessional
Engineer in Missouri.
Reinhold M. Schuster, Ph.D., P.E., is Proessor Emeritus at the
University o Waterloo, where hehas been teaching structural
engineering and doing research in cold-ormed steel or the past
36years. He is the Director o the Canadian Cold-Formed Steel
Research Group at the University oWaterloo and has been a
registered Proessional Engineer in the Province o Ontario since
1971. Hisexpertise lies in all aspects o cold-ormed steel
structures, as well as in the feld o composite slabs,including
experimental testing. Proessor Schuster is actively engaged in
cold-ormed steel research,which his publications substantiate, and
he is the author o the book entitled Cold Formed SteelDesign
Manual. Dr. Schuster is Chairman o the North American Specifcation
or the Design oCold-Formed Steel Structural Members and he is also
a member o the AISI Specifcation Committeewhere he actively
participates on numerous subcommittees. Internationally, Dr.
Schuster representsCanada on the International Standards
Organization (ISO) committee or the design o cold-ormedsteel
structures.
Day OneIntroduction to the Specifcation
Tension Members
Compression ElementsBeams
Columns
Beam-Columns
Member Bracing
Connections
Testing and Fatigue
Day TwoIntroduction/Overview to AISI Standards or Cold-Formed
S
Building Code Provisions for Light-Frame Steel
Construction(IBC/IRC and NFPA 5000)
General Provisions and other Standards to include
Prescriptive
Cold-Formed Steel Design or Wall Assemblies Ex ample Problem
from Cold-Formed Steel Framing Design Gu Wall Stud Design Standard
Header Design Standard
Overview o Other Design Standards Truss Design Standard Lateral
Design Standard Code of Standard Practice Product Standard Floor
and Roof System Design Standard
Closing questions
TIME: Day 1- 8:00aDay 2- 8:00a
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In-House Presentations
DESIgn oF StRuCtuRAL StEEL MEMBERS uSIng LRFD
Fundamentals o design o structural steel members using the
American Institute o Steel Construc-tions Load and Resistance
Factor Design (LRFD) Specifcation or Structural Steel Buildings
(1999)are covered. This DVD emphasizes a limit states view o the
design process. An explanation o thecommon ailure modes, or limit
states, or which members must be designed and how the
LRFDSpecifcation addresses these limit states is the ocus o the
course. Analysis and design examplesare used to illustrate the
concepts. A undamental background in structural analysis and design
is as-sumed. This course is excellent or engineers seeking a review
o the basic principles o steel designand or experienced structural
designers who have not started using the LRFD Specifcation in
dailypractice. Specifc topics covered include the design o tension
members, compression members, andbeams. 6 hours. 0.6 CEUs
StEEL FRAMED BuILDIngS: PRACtICAL ISSuES In DESIgn
AnD REnovAtIonThis online course provides answers to a multitude
o practical questions related to design and reno-vation o steel
ramed buildings. The main emphasis is on low- and mid-rise
buildings ramed withstructural steel, but discussion includes
related materials, such as open-web joists and lintels. Thecourse
will cover new construction, including design or lateral loads.
Some recent changes in the005 AISC Specifcation or Structural Steel
Buildings and other authoritative publications are explainedand
illustrated with design examples. Topics o building renovation and
retroft or wind and seismicloads are also explored. The course
covers the problems, evaluation methods, and various
renovationtechniques or beams, girders, columns, and connections,
illustrated with design examples and casestudies. 12 hours. 1.2
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