pci 6th edition - handbook history

8/21/2019 PCI 6th Edition - Handbook History

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PCI 6th Edition

Handbook History


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Presentation Outline

• PCI history

• Notable modifications to the 6th Edition

• General chapter by chapter overview


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Formation of PCI

• PCI was originated by 6 lorida

companies

• o!nded in "#$%

• &irector ' (artin P) *orn• President ' &o!glas Cone

• Initially consisted of 6 plants and

has grown to +,- plants c!rrently


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Goal of PCI

• &evelop a standardpractice


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Goal of PCI

• &evelop a standardpractice

•.enefits of a standarddesign practice / 0hared design

research

/ Increase engineering

knowledge / Promote prod!ction

efficiency


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Publication Timeline


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PCI Design Handbook – 1st Edition

• (otivation

/ 0tandard approach to design

/ Ill!strate application of prod!ct / 1ssist design practices

/ &isseminate consistent prod!ct

specifications


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PCI Design Handbook – 1st Edition

• 0imilar to 1I0C / 0ection properties

/ &esignre2!irements

/ &esign e2!ations

/ 0tandard practice

/ &esign aids

• 1CI design code

/ 3oad factors

/ Codere2!irements

/ 1ccepted by

b!ilding officials


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1st Edition Content

• 4,, Pages

• Prod!ct applicationsand materials

• Preliminary design• .!ilding analysis and

design

• Components design

• Prod!ct handling andbracing

• Connection design

• 1rchitect!ral topics

• 5olerances

• ther considerations• 0pecifications and

standard practice

• General designinformation


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PCI Design Handbook – 6th Edition

• (otivation / 1CI 4"-'7+

/I.C +774 / 10CE , ' +77+

/ 8eflect the most recent research

• ,46 pages9 """ more than the $th


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Review Process

• Handbook Committee / Ind!stry Prod!cer Engineers9 Ind!stry Engineering

Cons!ltants9 and 1cademia

• 5echnical 1ctivities Committee :51C; / Ind!stry Prod!cer Engineers9 Ind!stry Engineering

Cons!ltants9 and 1cademia

• .l!e 8ibbon 8eview Committee

/ Ind!stry Prod!cer Engineers9 Ind!stry EngineeringCons!ltants9 and 1cademia


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Notable Modifications

• Ch) +9 Preliminary &esign /


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• Ch) %9 Component &esign

/ le=!re and shear !pgraded to reflect 1CI

4"-'7+

/ 5orsion ret!rns to %th edition methods

/ Changes regarding stress limits


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• Ch) 69 Connection &esign

/ New method to design headed st!ds

/ eld Proced!re Presented


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• Ch) #9 5hermal9 1co!stical9 fire and

other considerations

/ 0andwich panel research added

/ ire resistance added to reflect c!rrent

code

/ ?ibration has been rewriting

/ Cracking repair and maintenance hasbeen rewritten


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• Ch) "79 0pecifications and 0tandard

Practices

/ Created a comp!teri@ed specification)

/ Created a 0tandard of Practice


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Chapter 1 – Applications and Materials

• Overview ofprecast concrete


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Applications and Materials

• verview of precastconcrete

• Applications

/ Shows manyuses of precastconcrete


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• 1pplications

/ 0hows many !ses ofprecast concrete

• MaterialDiscussion


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• 1pplications

/ 0hows many !ses ofprecast concrete

• (aterial &isc!ssion

• Production

Process


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Chapter 2 – Preliminary Design

• Preliminary analysis

• &eck members

•.eams

• Compression

members

• Piles


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Chapter 3 – Analysis and Design

• 3ateral analysis

• 5otal b!ilding

analysis• 0tr!ct!ral loads

• 0tr!ct!ral integrity

• ?ol!me changes

• 0hear wall systems

• (oment resistingframes

• &iaphragm design


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Chapter 4 – Design of Precast Components

• le=!re

• 0hear

• 5orsion

• .eams with ledges

• .earing

• Prestress loss

• Camber and

deflection

• Compression

members

• 0pecial

considerations


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Chapter 5 – Product Handling and

Bracing

• 0tripping andHandling orces and0tresses

• Aarding and storage

• 5ransportation

• Erection

• Erection bracing


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Chapter 6 – Design of Connections

• 3oads and load factors

• Connection design criteria

• Connection hardware andload transfer devices

• Headed concrete anchordesign

• 0tr!ct!ral steel design

• >elding

• Concrete brackets orcorbels

• 0tr!ct!ral steel corbels

• Hanger connections

• .earing pads

• Col!mn bases

• (oment connections

• 5ypical connections for

lateral load resistingsystem


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Chapter 7 – Architectural Precast Concrete

• 5ypes and f!nctions ofarchitect!ral concretepanels

• 0tr!ct!ral &esignconsiderations

• ?eneered Panels


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Chapter 8 – Tolerances for Precast concrete

• Prod!ct tolerances

• Erection tolerances

• Clearances

• Interfacing tolerances

• ?ol!me changes


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Chapter 9 – Thermal, Acoustical, Fire

• 5hermal properties of precast concrete

• 1co!stical properties of precast concrete

• ire resistance

• 0andwich panels• B!ality ass!rance and control

• Concrete coatings and oint sealants

• ?ibration in concrete str!ct!res

• Cracking repair and maintenance• 0egmental constr!ction


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Chapter 10 – Specifications, Standard Practice

• G!ide specification for precast concrete

• G!ide specifications for str!ct!ral precast concretewith commercial architect!ral finish

• G!ide specifications for architect!ral precastconcrete

• 0tandard practice recommendations

• 8ecommendations on responsibility for design and

constr!ction• PCI standard design practice


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Chapter 11 – General Design Information

• Beam Tables


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General Design Information

• .eam 5ables

• Material

properties


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• .eam 5ables

• (aterial properties

• Bolts, Nuts, andashers


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• .eam 5ables


• .olts9 N!ts9 and>ashers

• !ebar Detailin"


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• .eam 5ables



• 8ebar &etailing

• eldin"

#nformation


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• .eam 5ables



• 8ebar &etailing

• >elding Information

• Desi"ninformation


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