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http://dx.doi.org/10.5389/KSAE.2009.51.3.071

Development of a Gable-roofed Prefabricated Pipe-house for Improvement of Snow Endurance  

Yang, In-Kyoo (충남대학교 대학원)
Nam, Sang-Woon (충남대학교 농업생명과학대학)
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Journal of The Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers / v.51, no.3, 2009 , pp. 71-78 More about this Journal
Abstract
Pipe section of bending part at the arch type pipe-house showed an ellipse with oblateness of 0.076 on the average. Flexural rigidity of bending part decreased by average 6.3% than that of an original round shape section. The deflection of arch type pipe-house measured by model experiments showed much bigger than the result of structural analysis. In case of arch type pipe-house, we supposed that the decrease of flexural rigidity for the bending part of pipes had an effect on deflection of roof under the working load. This effect should be considered in the structural analysis. Bending resistance of gable type pipe-house used a prefabricated connector which developed in this study showed about $1.5{\sim}1.8$ times stronger than that of the existing arch type or gable type processed bending. Therefore, we supposed that the gable-roofed prefabricated pipe-house is safer than arch type or bent gable type in case of heavy snowfall. According to house scales and section properties of steel pipe in use, safe snow depths and rafter intervals were presented for design of gable-roofed prefabricated pipe-house. Their standards were established in the range of the durable models recommended by RDA, and the comparative examinations were conducted by means of structural analysis. It was evaluated that the developed greenhouse model had a high applicability in the field.
Keywords
Bending resistance; gable roof; pipe-house; prefabricated; snow endurance; structural analysis;
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