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I am designing a simple 5.4m span steel beam that supports three concentrated loads. The client wants to put twelve circular holes with a diameter ranging from 2" to maximum 4". I am using CISC 9th edition as my reference and according to my analysis using W610x140 is good. The concentrated loads are 282 kN, 570 kN and 600kn with a distance from the left support of 0.5m, 2.4m and 4.4m respectively (loads are factored). Again, the beam is okay after following the design guidelines in the CISC. However my concern is according to CISC, concentrated loads directly above hole locations should be avoided or be at least 'd' (beam depth) from either end of a hole. Some of the holes will violate this requirement. Should I have to worry about these holes which I think are relatively small compare with the depth of the beam?
The beam is 617mm (24.3") deep. I am planning to add horizontal stiffeners top and bottom of the holes although the design pass unreinforced holes. The concentrated loads are secondary beam framing on to the principal beam (W610x140). The holes will not be directly on the holes but roughly 6" to 24" from the holes.
Agree with BA. Those size holes, located at or near middepth, are inconsequential.
I have done a bit of work on cells and cut outs of steel beams and as mentioned that its best practise to endusre you are a minimum of D away from an opening but for a small hole (11cm max on a 54cm deep web gives you a steel ration of 0.2) I woulnd tbe all the worried. However I would still do a quick check on the top and bottom ts to ensure that they cant take the stress. How far away is you next hole?
Ram SBeam (or the full Ram Structural System) can design beams with web openings per AISC, CAN S16 BS 5950 Eurocode and AS 4100 including the design of the stiffener plates if you are interested. http://communities.bentley.com/products/structural...
Thanks SethGuthrie,
Holes are spaced 1l inches center to center.


For tight, regularly spaced wholes we often refer to them as castellated beams. There are companies in the US and UK that make them. CSC in the US actually provides a free copy of Ram SBeam to help with the design in fact. I think Westok might do similar.
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