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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Concept-Develop-Execute-Finish

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Seun Sambath, PhD

Concrete Structures

(ACI 318-05)

in Mathcad

Sixth Edition

Phnom Penh 2010

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Address: #M41, St.308, Sangkat Tonle Basac, Khan Chamkarmon,

Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

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Table of Contents

1. Unit conversion ... 1

2. Simple calculation ... 4

3. Materials ... 5

4. Safety provision ... 10

5. Loads on structures (case of two-way slab) ... 12

6. Loads on structures (case of one-way slab) ... 16

7. Loads on staircase ... 20

8. Loads on tile roof ... 23

9. ASCE wind loads ... 25

10. Design of singly reinforced beams ... 28

11. Design of doubly reinforced beams ... 39

12. Design of T beams ... 52

13. Shear design ... 60

14. Column design ... 68

15. Design of footings ... 99

16. Design of pile caps ... 106

17. Slab design ... 115

18. Design of staircase ... 142

19. Deflections ... 148

20. Development lengths ... 158

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1. Unit Conversion

Length

in = inch ft = foot yd = yard mi = mile 1in25.4 mm 1cm0.394 in 1ft0.305 m 1m3.281 ft 1ft12 in 1yd 0.914 m 1m1.094 yd 1yd 3 ft 1mi 1.609 km 1km0.621 mi 1mi 1760 yd 1mi 5280 ft 1m100mm1.1 m 1mi 200m 1.124 mi

Size of standard concrete cylinder D 6in 15.24 cm H 12in 30.48 cm

Force

lbf = pound force kip = kilopound force

1lbf 4.448 N 1lbf 0.454 kgf 1kgf 9.807 N 1N0.225 lbf 1kgf 2.205 lbf 1N0.102 kgf

1kip4.448 kN 1kip0.454 tonnef 1tonf 0.907 tonnef

1kN0.225 kip 1tonnef  2.205 kip 1tonnef  1.102 tonf

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Stress

psi = pound per square inch 1psi 1 lbf in2  

ksi = kilopound per square inch 1ksi 1 kip in2  

psf = pound per square foot 1psf 1 lbf ft2  

1psi6.895 kPa 1kPa 0.145 psi 1Pa 1 N m2  

1ksi6.895 MPa 1MPa0.145 ksi 1kPa 1 kN m2   1MPa 1 N mm2   1psf 0.048 kN m2   1 kN m2 20.885 psf  1psf 4.882 kgf m2   1 kgf m2 0.205 psf 

Concrete compression strength

3000psi20.7 MPa 20MPa 2900.8 psi 4000psi27.6 MPa 25MPa 3625.9 psi 5000psi34.5 MPa 35MPa 5076.3 psi 8000psi55.2 MPa 55MPa 7977.1 psi

Steel yield strength

60ksi 413.7 MPa 390MPa 56.6 ksi 75ksi 517.1 MPa 490MPa 71.1 ksi Live loads 40psf 1.915 kN m2   200kgf m2 40.963 psf  100psf 4.788 kN m2   4.80kN m2 100.25 psf 

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Density

1pcf 1 lbf ft3   125pcf 19.636 kN m3   145pcf 22.778 kN m3  

Moments

1ft kip  1.356 kN m 

User setting

Riels 1 USD 4165Riels 124USD 516460 Riels 200000Riels48.019 USD CostSteel 665 USD 1tonnef  670kgf CostSteel  445.55 USD

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2. Simple Calculation

1 3 2 3  

3 23.472  a 2 b 4 c 1 Δ b2 4 a c x1 b2 a Δ 0.225 x2 b2 a Δ 2.225

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3. Materials

1. Concrete

Standard concrete cylinder D 6in 15.24 cm D 150mm H 12in 30.48 cm H 300mm

Concrete compression strength

f'c 3000psi20.7 MPa f'c 20MPa 2900.8 psi f'c 4000psi27.6 MPa f'c 25MPa 3625.9 psi f'c 5000psi34.5 MPa f'c 35MPa 5076.3 psi Concrete ultimate strain

εu 0.003

Cubic and cylinder compression strength

fcube= 0.85f'c f'c 20MPa fcube f'c 0.85  23.529 MPa  f'c 25MPa fcube f'c 0.85  29.412 MPa  f'c 35MPa fcube f'c 0.85  41.176 MPa 

Modulus of rupture (tensile strength)

fr 7.5 f'c=  (in psi) Metric coefficient 7.5psi f'c

psi  7.5MPa psi MPa  f'c MPa MPa psi   = C MPa f'c MPa  = C 7.5 psi MPa MPa psi   0.623  fr 0.623 f'c=  (in MPa)

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Modulus of elasticity

Ec 33 wc=  1.5 f'c (in psi) wc is a unit weight of concrete (in pcf)

Metric coefficient 33psi

kN m3 pcf

1.5  MPa psi  44.011 MPa Ec 44 wc=  1.5 f'c (in MPa) wc in kN/m3

Example 3.1

Concrete compression strength f'c 25MPa Unit weight of concrete wc 24kN m3  145pcf 22.778 kN m3   Modulus of rupture fr 7.5psi f'c psi  3.114 MPa  fr 0.623MPa f'c MPa   3.115 MPa  Modulus of elasticity Ec 33psi wc pcf

1.5  f'c psi   2.587 104MPa  Ec 44MPa wc kN m3

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1.5  f'c MPa   2.587 104MPa 

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2. Steel Reinforcements

Steel yield strength of deformed bar (DB) fy 390MPa 56.565 ksi Steel yield strength of round bar (RB) fy 235MPa 34.084 ksi

Modulus of elasticity Es 29000000psi 1.999105MPa

Es 2 10 5MPa Steel yield strength εy fy

Es =

US Steel Reinforcements

Bar No. (#) Bar diameter

no 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

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 D no 8 in  D 9.5 12.7 15.9 19 22.2 25.4 28.6 31.8 34.9 38.1 41.3 44.4

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mm  

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Steel area A π D 2  4  A 0.71 1.27 1.98 2.85 3.88 5.07 6.41 7.92 9.58 11.4 13.38 15.52

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cm2  

Weight of steel reinforcements

W A 7850 kgf m3  W 0.559 0.994 1.554 2.237 3.045 3.978 5.034 6.215 7.52 8.95 10.503 12.182

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kgf m   ORIGIN 1 n 1 9 Area n  A n

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 9.5 0.71 1.43 2.14 2.85 3.56 4.28 4.99 5.70 6.41 0.559 4 12.7 1.27 2.53 3.80 5.07 6.33 7.60 8.87 10.13 11.40 0.994 5 15.9 1.98 3.96 5.94 7.92 9.90 11.88 13.86 15.83 17.81 1.554 6 19.1 2.85 5.70 8.55 11.40 14.25 17.10 19.95 22.80 25.65 2.237 7 22.2 3.88 7.76 11.64 15.52 19.40 23.28 27.16 31.04 34.92 3.045 8 25.4 5.07 10.13 15.20 20.27 25.34 30.40 35.47 40.54 45.60 3.978 9 28.6 6.41 12.83 19.24 25.65 32.07 38.48 44.89 51.30 57.72 5.034 10 31.8 7.92 15.83 23.75 31.67 39.59 47.50 55.42 63.34 71.26 6.215 11 34.9 9.58 19.16 28.74 38.32 47.90 57.48 67.06 76.64 86.22 7.520 12 38.1 11.40 22.80 34.20 45.60 57.00 68.41 79.81 91.21 102.61 8.950 13 41.3 13.38 26.76 40.14 53.52 66.90 80.28 93.66 107.04 120.42 10.503 14 44.5 15.52 31.04 46.55 62.07 77.59 93.11 108.63 124.14 139.66 12.182 Bar # Diameter(mm) Area of cross section (cm2) for the number of bars is equal to Weight (kgf/m)

Metric Steel Reinforcements

D (6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 25 28 32 36 40)Tmm A π D 2  4  W A 7850 kgf m3  n 1 9 Area n  A n 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6 0.28 0.57 0.85 1.13 1.41 1.70 1.98 2.26 2.54 0.222 8 0.50 1.01 1.51 2.01 2.51 3.02 3.52 4.02 4.52 0.395 10 0.79 1.57 2.36 3.14 3.93 4.71 5.50 6.28 7.07 0.617 12 1.13 2.26 3.39 4.52 5.65 6.79 7.92 9.05 10.18 0.888 14 1.54 3.08 4.62 6.16 7.70 9.24 10.78 12.32 13.85 1.208 16 2.01 4.02 6.03 8.04 10.05 12.06 14.07 16.08 18.10 1.578 18 2.54 5.09 7.63 10.18 12.72 15.27 17.81 20.36 22.90 1.998 20 3.14 6.28 9.42 12.57 15.71 18.85 21.99 25.13 28.27 2.466 22 3.80 7.60 11.40 15.21 19.01 22.81 26.61 30.41 34.21 2.984 25 4.91 9.82 14.73 19.63 24.54 29.45 34.36 39.27 44.18 3.853 28 6.16 12.32 18.47 24.63 30.79 36.95 43.10 49.26 55.42 4.834 32 8.04 16.08 24.13 32.17 40.21 48.25 56.30 64.34 72.38 6.313

36

10.18 20.36 30.54 40.72 50.89 61.07 71.25 81.43 91.61

7.990

40

12.57 25.13 37.70 50.27 62.83 75.40 87.96 100.53 113.10

9.865

Diameter (mm)

Area of cross section (cm2) for the number of bars is equal to Weight (kgf/m)

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4. Safety Provision

Required_Strength Design_Strength

UϕSn where

U = required strength (factored loads) ϕSn = design strength

Sn = nominal strength

ϕ = strength reduction factor

a. Load Combinations

Basic combination U=1.2 D 1.6 L Roof combination U=1.2 D 1.6 L  1.0 Lr Wind combination U=1.2 D 1.6 W 1.0 L  0.5 Lr where D = dead load L = live load Lr = roof live load W = wind load

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b. Strength Reduction Factor

Strength Condition Strength reduction factor ϕ

Tension-controlled members ( εt 0.005 ) ϕ=0.9 Compression-controlled ( εt 0.002 )

Spirally reinforced ϕ=0.70

Other ϕ=0.65

Shear and torsion ϕ=0.75

where

εt = net tensile strain

For spirally reinforced members

ϕ 0.9 if εt 0.005 0.70 if εt 0.002 1.7 200 εt 3 otherwise = 0.7 0.90.7 0.0050.002

εt 0.002

 0.7 200 3 

εt 0.002

 1.7200 εt 3 =

For other members

ϕ 0.9 if εt 0.005 0.65 if εt 0.002

1.45 250 εt

3 otherwise =

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5. Loads on Structures (Case of Two-Way Slabs)

Slab dimension

Short side La 4m Long side Lb 6m

A. Preliminary Design

Thickness of two-way slab Perimeter

La Lb

2 tmin Perimeter180 111.111 mm t 1 30 1 50

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La (133.333 80) mm  t 110mm Section of beam B1 L 6m h 1 10 1 15

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L (600 400) mm  h 500mm b (0.3 0.6) h  (150 300) mm b 250mm For girders h 1 8 1 10

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L =

For two-way slab beams h 1 10 1 15

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L =

For floor beams h 1

15 1 20

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L = Section of beam B2 L 4m h 1 10 1 15

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L (400 266.667) mm  h 300mm b (0.3 0.6) h  (90 180) mm b 200mm

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B. Loads on Slab

Floor cover Cover 50mm 22 kN m3 1.1 kN m2    RC slab Slab t 25 kN m3 2.75 kN m2    Ceiling Ceiling 0.40kN m2  M & E Mechanical 0.20kN m2  Partition Partition 1.00kN m2 

Dead load DL Cover Slab CeilingMechanical Partition 5.45 kN m2   

Live load for Lab LL 60psf 2.873 kN m2    Factored load wu 1.2 DL 1.6 LL 11.137 kN m2   

C. Loads of Wall

Void 30mm 30 mm 190 mm 4 wbrick.hollow (90mm 90 mm 190 mm Void) 20 kN m3 1.744 kgf   wbrick.solid 45mm 90 mm 190 mm 20 kN m3 1.569 kgf   ρbrick.hollow 90mm 90wbrick.hollow mm 190 mm 11.111 kN m3    Brickhollow.10 120mm Void 55 1m2  

20  kN m3 1.648 kN m2    Brickhollow.20 220mm Void 110 1m2  

20  kN m3 2.895 kN m2   

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D. Loads on Beam B1

Self weight SW 25cm 50cm(  110mm)25kN m3 2.438 kN m   

Wall wwall Brickhollow.10 3.5m 50cm(  ) 4.943 kN m    Slab α 4m 2 6m  0.333  k 12 α 2α30.815 wD.slab DL 4m 2   k2 17.763 kN m    wL.slab LL 4m 2   k2 9.363 kN m   

Dead load wD SWwwallwD.slab 25.143 kN m   

Live load wL wL.slab 9.363 kN m    Factored load wu 1.2 wD 1.6 wL 45.153 kN m   

E. Loads on Beam B2

Self weight SW 20cm 30cm(  110mm)25kN m3 0.95 kN m   

Wall wwall Brickhollow.10 3.5m 30cm(  ) 5.272 kN m    Slab α 4m 2 4m  0.5  k 12 α 2α30.625 wD.slab DL 4m 2   k2 13.625 kN m    wL.slab LL 4m 2   k2 7.182 kN m   

Dead load wD SWwwallwD.slab 19.847 kN m   

Live load wL wL.slab 7.182 kN m    Factored load wu 1.2 wD 1.6 wL 35.308 kN m   

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F. Loads on Column

Tributary area B 4m L 6m Slab loads PD.slab DL B L  130.8 kN

PL.slab LL B L  68.948 kN Beam loads PB1 25cm 50cm(  110mm)25kN m3 L   14.625 kN  PB2 20cm 30cm(  110mm)25kN m3 B   3.8 kN 

Wall loads Pwall.1 Brickhollow.10 3.5m 50cm(  )L 29.657 kN

Pwall.2 Brickhollow.10 3.5m 30cm(  )B 21.089 kN SW of column SW=(5% 7% ) PD

Total loads for number of floors n 7

PD

PD.slab PB1 PB2 Pwall.1 Pwall.2

1.05n 1469.787 kN PL PL.slab n  482.633 kN Pu 1.2 PD  1.6 PL 2535.958 kN Pu PD PL  1.299 Control PD PL n B L 11.622 kN m2   (Ref. 10kN m2 18kN m2  ) PL PD PL  24.72 % (Ref. 15% 35% )

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06 . Loads on Structures (Case of One-Way Slabs)

A. Preliminary Design

Thickness of one-way slab (both ends continue) L 6m 2 3 m  tmin 28L  107.143 mm t 1 25 1 35

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L(120 85.714) mm  t 120mm

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Section of floor beam B1 L 8m h 1 15 1 20

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L (533.333 400) mm  h 500mm b (0.3 0.6) h  (150 300) mm b 250mm Section of girder B2 L 6m h 1 8 1 10

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L (750 600) mm  h 600mm b (0.3 0.6) h  (180 360) mm b 300mm

B. Loads on Slab

Cover 50mm 22 kN m3 1.1 kN m2    Slab t 25 kN m3 3 kN m2    Ceiling 0.40kN m2  Mechanical 0.20kN m2  Partition 1.00kN m2 

DL Cover Slab CeilingMechanical Partition 5.7 kN m2    LL 60psf 2.873 kN m2    wu 1.2 DL 1.6 LL 11.437 kN m 1m   

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C. Loads on Beam B1

Void 30mm 30 mm 190 mm 4 Brickhollow.10 120mm Void 55 1m2  

20  kN m3 1.648 kN m2    SW 25cm 50cm(  120mm)25kN m3 2.375 kN m    wwall Brickhollow.10 3.5m 50cm(  ) 4.943 kN m    wD.slab DL 3 m 17.1 kN m    wL.slab LL 3 m 8.618 kN m    wD SWwwallwD.slab 24.418 kN m    wL wL.slab 8.618 kNm wu 1.2 wD 1.6 wL 43.091 kN m   

D. Loads on Girder B2

SW 30cm 60cm(  120mm)25kN m3 3.6 kN m    wwall Brickhollow.10 3.5m 60cm(  ) 4.778 kN m    PB1 25cm 50cm(  120mm)25kN m3 8m4m 2  14.25 kN  Pwall Brickhollow.10 3.5m 50cm(  ) 8m 4m 2  29.657 kN  PD.slab DL 3 m 8m4m 2   102.6 kN  PL.slab LL 3 m 8m 4m 2  51.711 kN 

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Factored loads wD SWwwall 8.378 kN m    wL 0 wu 1.2 wD 1.6 wL 10.054 kN m    PD PB1 Pwall  PD.slab146.507 kN PL PL.slab 51.711 kN  Pu 1.2 PD  1.6 PL 258.545 kN

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7. Loads on Staircase

Run and rise of step G 3.5m

12  291.667 mm 

H 3.8m

24  158.333 mm

 G2 H  60.833 cm

Slope angle α atan H

G





 28.496 deg



Loads on Waist Slab

Thickness of waist slab t 120mm

Step cover Cover 50mm H(  G)22kN m3 1m G 1 m  1.697 kN m2   

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SW of step Step G H 2 24 kN m3 1m G 1 m  1.9 kN m2   

SW of waist slab Slab t 25 kN m3 1m2 1m2cos α( )  3.414 kN m2    Renderring Renderring 0.40kN m2 1m2 1m2cos α( )  0.455 kN m2    Handrail Handrail 0.50kN m2 

Total dead load DL Cover Step Slab Renderring Handrail

DL 7.966 kN m2  

Live load for public staircase LL 100psf 4.788 kN m2    Factored load wu 1.2 DL 1.6 LL 17.22 kN m2   

Loads on Landing Slab

Cover 50mm 22 kN m3 1.1 kN m2    Slab 150mm 25 kN m3 3.75 kN m2    Renderring 0.40kN m2  Handrail 0.50kN m2 

DL Cover Slab RenderringHandrail 5.75 kN m2    LL 100psf 4.788 kN m2    wu 1.2 DL 1.6 LL 14.561 kN m2   

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8. Loads on Roof

Slope angle α atan 3m 10m 2





30.964 deg  

Srokalinh tile Tile 30mm 20 kN m3 0.6 kN m2    Purlins w20x20x1.0 (20mm 20 mm 18mm 18  mm) 7850 kgf m3 0.597 kgf 1m    Purlin w20x20x1.0 1m 1m 100 mm cos α ( )  0.068 kN m2    Rafters w40x80x1.6 (40mm 80 mm 36.8mm 76.8  mm) 7850 kgf m3  w40x80x1.6 2.934 kgf 1m   Rafter w40x80x1.6 1m 750mm 1 m cos α ( )  0.045kN m2   

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Roof beam Beam 20cm 30 cm 25 kN m3 1m 1m 10m 4   0.6 kN m2   

Roof column Column 20cm 20 cm 3m 2  25kN m3 1 10m 4  m4





 0.15 kN m2   

Total dead load wD Tile PurlinRafterBeamColumn 1.463 kN m2    Live load wL 1.00kN m2  Factored load wu 1.2 wD 1.6 wL 3.356 kN m2   

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9. ASCE Wind Loads

Basic wind speed V 120km hr

 V 33.333m

s

 V74.565 mph

Exposure category Expoure=C

Importance factor I 1.15 Topograpic factor Kzt 1.0 Gust factor G 0.85 Wind directionality factor Kd  0.85

Static wind pressure qs 0.613N m2 V m s

2  0.681kN m2   

Velocity pressure coefficients

zg 274m α 9.5 (For exposure C) Kz z( ) 2.01 max z 4.6m(  ) zg

2 α   Kz 10m( ) 1.001

Velocity wind pressure

qz z( ) qs Kz z ( )Kzt KI d qz 10m( ) 0.667kN m2  

Design wind pressure

pz z Cp

 

  qz z( ) G C p

Dimension of building in plan

B 6m 3 18 m L 4m 5 20 m

λ L

B 1.111 

External pressure coefficients

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Cp.leeward linterp 0 1 2 4 40

0.5  0.5  0.3  0.2  0.2 

 λ

0.478    Cp.side 0.7 Floor heights H 3.5m 3.5m 3.5m 3.5m 3.5m 3.5m 3.5m





 H reverse H( ) h

H 24.5 m ORIGIN 1 n rows H( )7 Wind forces i 1 n a i 1 i k H k

 H i 2   a n 1 

H reverse a( ) 24.5 22.75 19.25 15.75 12.25 8.75 5.25 1.75

m  Bwindward 6m Bleeward 6m Bside 4m Pwindwardi ai ai 1 z pz z Cp.windward



   d Bwindward  Pleewardi pz h Cp.leeward



a i 1  ai

 Bleeward  Psidei pz h Cp.side



a i 1  ai

 Bside 

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reverse augment Pwindward Pleeward

 Pside

5.70 11.13 10.71 10.21 9.61 8.81 8.10 3.43  6.86  6.86  6.86  6.86  6.86  6.86  3.35  6.71  6.71  6.71  6.71  6.71  6.71 





kN   Alternative ways i 1 n b i 1 i k H k

 

Prectanglei pz b

iCp.windward

ai 1  ai

Bwindward

Ptrapeziumi pz ai Cp.windward 

pz a

i 1 Cp.windward

2 

ai 1  ai

Bwindward 

reverse augment Pwindward Prectangle

 Ptrapezium

5.70 11.13 10.71 10.21 9.61 8.81 8.10 5.75 11.13 10.71 10.22 9.62 8.83 8.08 5.70 11.12 10.70 10.20 9.59 8.78 8.20





kN 

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10. Design of Singly Reinforced Beams

A. Concrete Stress Distribution

In actual distribution Resultant C=α f'c  bc Location β c In equivalent distribution Location β c a 2 = Resultant C=α f'c  bc =γ f'c  ba Thus, a=2 β c =β1 c where β1 2 β=  γ α c a  = α β1 =

f'c 4000psi 5000psi 6000psi 7000psi 8000psi

α 0.72 0.68 0.64 0.60 0.56 β 0.425 0.400 0.375 0.350 0.325 β1 2 β=  0.85 0.80 0.75 0.70 0.65 γ α β1 = 0.72 0.85  0.847 0.68 0.80  0.85 0.64 0.75  0.853 0.60 0.70  0.857 0.56 0.65  0.862

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Conclusion: γ=0.85 β1 0.85 if f'c 4000psi 0.65 if f'c 8000psi 0.85 0.05 f'c 4000psi  1000psi   otherwise = 4000psi27.6 MPa 8000psi55.2 MPa 1000psi6.9 MPa

B. Strength Analysis

Equilibrium in forces X

=0 C=T 0.85 f'c  ba =As fs (1) Equilibrium in moments M

=0 Mn C d=



 a2



T d a 2 





= Mn 0.85 f'c  ba d a 2 





= (2.1) Mn As fs d a 2 





= (2.2)

Conditions of strain compatibility εs εu d c c = εs εu= d c c or εt εu dt c  c  = (3.1) c d εu εu εs  = or c dt εu εu εt  = (3.2) Unknowns = 3 a As fs Equations = 2

X=0

M=0

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C. Steel Ratios

ρ As b d = As fy  b d fy = 0.85 f'c   ba b d fy = 0.85 β1 f'c fy  c d  = 0.85 β1 f'c fy  c dt  dt d  = ρ 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εs  = 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εt  dt d  =

Balanced steel ratio

fc f'c= fs fy= εs εy= fy Es = ρb 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εy  = 0.85 β1 f'c fy  600MPa 600MPafy=

εu 0.003 Es 2 10 5MPa εu Es 600 MPa Maximum steel ratio

ACI 318-99 ρmax 0.75 ρb=  ACI 318-02 and later ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c

fy  εu εu εt  = with εt 0.004 For fy 390MPa εs fy Es 0.002  For εt 0.004 ρmax ρb εu εy εu 0.004 = 5 7 = =0.714 For εt 0.005 ρmax ρb εu εy εu 0.005 = 5 8 = =0.625

Minimum steel ratio

ρmin 3 f'c fy 200 fy  = (in psi) ρmin 0.249 f'c fy 1.379 fy  = (in MPa)

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D. Determination of Flexural Strength

Given: b dAsf'cfy

Find: ϕMn

Step 1. Checking for steel ratio

ρ As b d =

ρρmin : Steel reinforcement is not enough ρmin ρ ρmax : the beam is singly reinforced ρρmax : the beam is doubly reinforced

ρ=ρmax As ρ b=  d Step 2. Calculation of flexural strength

a As fy  0.85 f'c b = c a β1 = Mn As fy d a 2 





= εt εu dt c  c  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

The design flexural strength is ϕ Mn

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Concrete dimension b 200mm h 350mm Steel reinforcements As 5 π 16mm( ) 2  4  10.053 cm 2  d h 30mm6mm 16mm 40mm 2 





 278 mm  dt h 30mm 6mm 16mm 2 





  306 mm 

Materials f'c 25MPa fy 390MPa

Solution

Checking for steel ratios

β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 27.6MPa  6.9MPa  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.004  0.02  ρmin max 0.249MPa f'c MPa  fy 1.379MPa fy 





0.00354  ρ As b d 0.018 

Steel_Reinforcement "is Enough" if ρρmin "is not Enough" otherwise 

Steel_Reinforcement "is Enough"

As min ρ ρmax



 db 10.053 cm 2 Calculation of flexural strength

a As fy  0.85 f'c b 92.252 mm  c a β1  108.532 mm  Mn As fy d a 2 





 90.911 kN m  

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εt εu dt c  c   0.00546  ϕ 0.65 max 1.45 250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9 

The design flexural strength is ϕ Mn 81.82 kN m 

E. Determination of Steel Area

Given: Mu b d  f'cfy

Find: As

Relative depth of compression concrete

w a d = 0.85 f'c   ba 0.85 f'c  db = As fy  0.85 f'c  db = ρ fy  0.85 f'c 1 =

Flexural resistance factor

R Mn b d 2 = As fy d a 2 





 b d 2 = As b d fy d a 2  d  = ρ fy 1 1 2w 





= R ρ fy 1 ρ fy  1.7 f'c 

= 0.85 f'c w 1 1 2w 





=

Quadratic equation relative w R 0.85 f'c w 1 1 2w 





= w22 w 2 R 0.85 f'c   =0 w1 1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c    1 = w2 1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c    1 = w 1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c    = ρ 0.85 f'c fy  w = 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

=

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Step 1. Assume ϕ=0.9

Mn= Muϕ Step 2. Calculation of steel area

R Mn b d 2 = ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

=

ρρmax : the beam is doubly reinforced (concrete is not enough) ρρmax : the beam is singly reinforced

As max ρ ρmin=



 db (this is a required steel area)

Step 3. Checking for flexural strength

a As fy  0.85 f'c b

= ( As is a provided steel area) Mn As fy d a 2 





= c a β1 = εt εu dt c  c  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

FS Mu ϕ Mn = (usage percentage)

FS 1 : the beam is safe FS 1 : the beam is not safe

Example 10.2

Required strength Mu 153kN m Concrete section b 200mm h 500mm d h 30mm8mm 18mm 40mm 2 





 424 mm 

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dt h 30mm 8mm 18mm 2 





  453 mm 

Materials f'c 25MPa fy 390MPa

Solution Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 27.6MPa  6.9MPa  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.004  0.02  ρmin max 0.249MPa f'c MPa  fy 1.379MPa fy 





0.00354  Assume ϕ 0.9 Mn Muϕ  170 kN m  Steel area R Mn b d 2 4.728 MPa   ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

  0.014  ρmin ρ ρmax 1 As ρ b d 11.783 cm 2 As 6 π 16mm( ) 2  4  12.064 cm 2 

Checking for flexural strength

a As fy  0.85 f'c b 110.702 mm  c a β1  130.238 mm  Mn As fy d a 2 





 173.444 kN m  

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εt εu dt c  c   0.00743  ϕ 0.65 max 1.45 250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9  FS Mu ϕ Mn  0.98 

The_beam "is safe" if FS 1 "is not safe" otherwise

 The_beam"is safe"

F. Determination of Concrete Dimension and Steel Area

Given: Mu f'c fy Find: b dAs

Step 1. Determination of concrete dimension

Assume εt 0.004 (Usually εt 0.005 ) ρ 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εt  = R ρ fy 1 ρ fy  1.7 f'c 

= ϕ=ϕ εt

 

Mn Mu ϕ = bd2 Mn R = Option 1: b Mn R d2 = Option 2: d Mn R b = Option 3: k b d = d 3 Mn R k = b =k d

Step 2. Calculation of steel area

R Mn b d 2 =

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ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

= As max ρ ρmin=



 db

Step 3. Checking for flexural strength

a As fy  0.85 f'c b = c a β1 = Mn As fy d a 2 





= εt εu dt c  c  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

FS Mu ϕ Mn =

Example 10.3

Required strength Mu 700kN m

Materials f'c 25MPa fy 390MPa

Solution Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 27.6MPa  6.9MPa  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.004  0.02  ρmin max 0.249MPa f'c MPa  fy 1.379MPa fy 





0.00354  Assume εt 0.007 ρ 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εt  0.014  R ρ fy 1 ρ fy  1.7 f'c 

 4.728 MPa 

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ϕ 0.65 max 1.45250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9  Mn Mu ϕ  777.778 kN m   Concrete dimension k b d = k 400 600  Cover 30mm 10mm 25mm 40mm 2   Cover85 mm d 3 Mn R k 627.231 mm  b k d  418.154 mm

h Round d( Cover50mm) 700 mm b Round b 50mm(  ) 400 mm

d hCover615 mm b h

400 700

mm  Steel area R Mn b d 2 5.141 MPa   ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

  0.015  As max ρ ρmin



 db 37.741 cm 2 As 8 π 25mm( ) 2  4   39.27 cm 2  dt h 30mm 10mm 25mm 2 





  dt 647.5 mm  Checking for flexural strength

a As fy  0.85 f'c b 180.18 mm  c a β1  211.976 mm  Mn As fy d a 2 





 803.914 kN m   εt εu dt c  c   0.00616  ϕ 0.65 max 1.45 250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9  FS Mu ϕ Mn  96.749 % 

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11. Design of Doubly Reinforced Beams

ρρmax : the beam is singly reinforced (with tensile reinforcements only) ρρmax : the beam is doubly reinforced

(with tensile and compression reinforcements)

A. Strength Analysis

Equilibrium in forces X

=0 T=CCs (1) T=As fs=As fy C=0.85 f'c  ba Cs A's f's=  Equilibrium in moments M

=0 Mn Mn1 Mn2=  (2) Mn1 T d d'= (  ) =A's f's (d d') Mn2 C d=



 a2



0.85 f'c  ba d a 2 





= Mn2

T Cs

d a 2 





=

As fy A's f's

d a 2 





=

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Conditions of strain compatibility εs εu d c c = (3.1) εs εu= d c c or εt εu dt c  c  = c d εu εu εs  = or c dt εu εu εt  = ε's εu c d' c = (3.2) ε's εu= c cd' c d' εu εu ε's  =

B. Steel Ratios

Compression steel ratio ρ' A's

b d =

Tensile steel ratio

ρ As b d = As fy  b d fy = 0.85 f'c   ba A's f's b d fy = 0.85 β1 f'c fy  c d  ρ' f's fy   =

Maximum tensile steel ratio

ρt.max ρmax ρ' f's fy   =

ρρt.max : concrete is enough ρρt.max : concrete is not enough

Minimum tensile steel ratio

ρ 0.85 β1 f'c fy  c d  ρ' f's fy   = 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu ε's  d' d  ρ'f's fy   = f's fy= ε's εy= fy Es =

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ρcy 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εy  d' d   ρ' =

ρρcy : compression steel will yield f's fy= ρρcy : compression steel will not yield f's fy

C. Determination of Flexural Strength

Given: b d d'dt A sA'sf'cfy

Find: ϕMn

Step 1. Checking for singly reinforced beam

ρ As b d =

ρρmax : the beam is singly reinforced ρρmax : the beam is doubly reinforced

ρ' A's b d

= ρt.max ρmax ρ'=

ρρt.max : concrete is enough ρρt.max : concrete is not enough

ρ=ρt.max As ρ b=  d

Step 2. Determination of compression parameters 2.1. Assume f's fy= 2.2. Calculate a As fy   A's f's 0.85 f'c b = c a β1 = ε's εu= c cd' f's.revised Es ε's=  fy If f's.revised f's then f's f's.revised=

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Direct calculation Case f's fy= a As fy   A's fy 0.85 f'c b = Case f's fy

As fy =0.85 f'c  ba A's f's0.85 f'c  ba A's Es εu c d' c   = As fy 0.85 f'c  ba A's Es εu β1 c   β1 d' β1 c   = 0.85 f'c  ba A's f1 aβ1 d' a   =

where f1 Es εu==600MPa

0.85 f'c a2b

A's f1 As fy

a A's f1 β 1d'=0 0.85 f'c a2b

A's f1 As fy

a A's f1 β 1d' 0.85 f'c d2b 0 = a d





2 ρ' f1 ρ fy 0.85 f'c a d   ρ' f1 β 1 0.85 f'c d' d   =0 w22 p w  q=0 p 1 2 ρ' f1 ρ fy 0.85 f'c  = q ρ' f1  β 1 0.85 f'c d' d  = w1 =p  p2 q0 w2 =p  p2 q0 a =d

p p2 q

c a β1 = ε's εu= c cd' f's Es ε's=  fy Step 3. Calculation of flexural strength

Mn1 A's f's=  (dd') Mn2

As fy  A's f's

d a 2 





= εt εu dt c  c  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

ϕMn ϕ Mn1 Mn2=

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Example 11.1

Concrete dimension b 300mm h 550mm Steel reinforcements As 8 π 20mm( ) 2  4  25.133 cm 2  d h 30mm10mm16mm 20mm 40mm 2 





  d 454 mm dt h 30mm 10mm 16mm 20mm 2 





  484 mm  A's 4 π 20mm( ) 2  4  12.566 cm 2  d' 30mm 10mm 20mm 2   50 mm 

Materials f'c 25MPa fy 390MPa

Solution

Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 27.6MPa  6.9MPa  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.005  0.0174  ρmin max 0.249MPa f'c MPa  fy 1.379MPa fy 





0.00354 

Checking for singly reinforced beam

ρ As

b d 0.0185 

The_beam "is singly reinforced" if ρρmax "is doubly reinforced" otherwise 

The_beam"is doubly reinforced"

ρ' A's b d 9.226 10 3     ρt.max ρmax ρ'  0.027

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Concrete "is enough" if ρρt.max "is not enough" otherwise 

Concrete"is enough" ρ min ρ ρt.max



0.0185 As ρ b d 25.133 cm 2

Determination of compression parameters

Es 2 10 5MPa f1 Es εu  600 MPa εy fy Es 1.95 10 3     ρcy 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εy  d' d  ρ'0.024 

Compression_steel "will yield" if ρρcy "will not yield" otherwise 

Compression_steel "will not yield"

a As fy

 A's fy

0.85 f'c b if Compression_steel="will yield"

p 1 2 ρ' f1  ρ fy 0.85 f'c   q ρ' f1  β 1 0.85 f'c d' d   d

p p2 q

otherwise  a 90.825 mm c a β1  106.853 mm 

f's fy if Compression_steel="will yield"

ε'sεuccd' min Es ε's

 fy

otherwise  f's 319.24 MPa  Flexural strength

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Mn1 A's f's (d d') 162.072 kN m  Mn2

As fy A's f's

d a 2 





 236.576 kN m   εt εu dt c  c   0.011  ϕ 0.65 max 1.45 250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9  ϕMn ϕ Mn1 Mn2

358.783 kN m 

D. Design of Doubly Reinforced Beam

Given: Mu b d   d'dt f'cfs Find: As A's Step 1. Assume εt ρ 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εt  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

Step 2. Cheching for singly reinforced beam

As ρ b=  d a As fy  0.85 f'c b = Mn As fy d a 2 





=

Mu ϕMn : the beam is singly reinforced Mu ϕMn : the beam is doubly reinforced Step 3. Case of doubly reinforced beam

Mn2 Mn=

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c a β1 = f's Es εu c d' c  fy = A's Mn1 f's d d'(  ) = ρ' A's b d = ρt.max ρmax ρ'=  As 0.85 f'c   ba  A's f's fy = ρ As b d =

ρρt.max : concrete is enough ρρt.max : concrete is not enough

Example 11.2

Required strength Mu 1350kN m Concrete dimension b 400mm h 800mm d h 30mm12mm25mm 25mm 40mm 2 





  d 688 mm dt h 30mm 12mm 25mm 25mm 2 





  720.5 mm  d' 30mm 12mm 25mm 2   54.5 mm 

Materials f'c 25MPa fy 390MPa

Solution Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 27.6MPa  6.9MPa  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.005  0.0174  ρmin max 0.249MPa f'c MPa  fy 1.379MPa fy 





0.00354  Assume εt 0.0092 ρ 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu εt  0.011 

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ϕ 0.65 max 1.45250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9 

Checking for singly reinforced beam As ρ b d 31.342 cm 2 a As fy  0.85 f'c b 143.803 mm  c a β1  169.18 mm  Mn2 As fy d a 2 





  753.074 kN m  

The_beam "is singly reinforced" if Mu ϕ Mn2  "is doubly reinforced" otherwise 

The_beam"is doubly reinforced"

Case of doubly reinforced beam

Mn1 Muϕ  Mn2 746.926 kN m  f's min Es εu



 cc d'fy



390 MPa A's Mn1 f's d d'(  ) 30.232 cm 2    ρ' A's b d  0.011  ρt.max ρmax ρ'  0.028 As 0.85 f'c   ba A's f's fy 61.574 cm 2    ρ As b d 0.022 

Concrete "is enough" if ρρt.max "is not enough" otherwise

 Concrete"is enough"

Compression steel A's 30.232 cm  2 5 π 28mm( )

2  4   30.788 cm 2 Tensile steel As 61.574 cm  2 10 π 28mm( ) 2  4   61.575 cm 2 400mm (12mm30mm) 2 28mm 5 4 44 mm

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E. Determination of Tensile Steel Area

Given: Mu b d   d'dt A' sf'cfy

Find: As

Step 1. Calculation of compression parameters 1.1. Assume f's fy= ϕ=0.9 1.2. Calculate Mn= Muϕ Mn1 A's f's=  (dd') Mn2 Mn Mn1=  R Mn2 b d 2 = ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

= As ρ b=  d a As fy  0.85 f'c b = c a β1 = f's.revised Es εu=  c cd' fy εt εu dt c  c  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

f's.revised f's : Goto 1.2 Mu ϕ Mn  : Goto 1.2 Step 2. Calculation of tensile steel area

As 0.85 f'c   ba  A's f's fy = ρ As b d = ρ' A's b d = ρt.max ρmax ρ'=

ρρt.max : concrete is enough ρρt.max : concrete is not enough

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Example 11.3

Required strength Mu 1350kN m Concrete dimension b 400mm h 800mm d h 30mm12mm25mm 28mm 40mm 2 





  d 685 mm dt h 30mm 12mm 25mm 28mm 2 





  719 mm  d' 30mm 12mm 28mm 2   56 mm 

Compression reinforcements A's 5 π 28mm( )

2

 4

 30.788 cm 2 

Materials f'c 25MPa fy 390MPa

Solution Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 27.6MPa  6.9MPa  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.005  0.0174  ρmin max 0.249MPa f'c MPa  fy 1.379MPa fy 





0.00354  Compression parameters

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Compression ε( ) f'sfy ϕ0.9 Mn Muϕ Mn1A's f's (d d') Mn2Mn Mn1 R Mn2 b d 2  ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

  Asρ b d a As fy  0.85 f'c b  c a β1 

f's.revisedmin Es εu



 c cd'fy



Z i f's fy ϕ a d f's.revised fy









 εt εu dt c  c   ϕ 0.65 max 1.45250 εt 3

min 0.9

 break ( ) f's.revised f's  f's ε

Mu ϕ Mn 

if f'sf's.revised i0 99 for reverse Z

 

T  Z Compression 0.000001( )

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a Z 0 2 d 142.792 mm  c a β1  167.99 mm  f's Z 0 0fy390 MPa  Tensile steel area

ρ' A's b d  0.011  ρt.max ρmax ρ'  0.029 As 0.85 f'c   ba A's f's fy 61.909 cm 2    ρ As b d 0.023 

Concrete "is enough" if ρρt.max "is not enough" otherwise

 Concrete"is enough"

Tensile steel As 61.909 cm  2 10 π 28mm( )

2

 4

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12. Design of T Beams

12.1. Effective Flange Width

For symmetrical T beam:

b L 4

 b bw 16hf b s

where

L = span length of beam s = spacing of beam

12.2. Strength Analysis

Design as rectangular section Design as T section

ahf ahf or Mu ϕMnf or Mu ϕMnf where Mnf 0.85 f'c hfb d hf 2 

=

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Equilibrium in forces

X=0 T=C1 C2 T=As fs=As fy C1 0.85 f'c=  hf

b bw

=Asf fy C2 0.85 f'c=   ba w=T C1=As fy Asf fy Equilibrium in moments

M=0 Mn Mn1 Mn2=  Mn1 C1 d=

 hf2

Asf fy d hf 2 

= Mn2 C2 d=



2a



0.85 f'c  ba w d a 2 





= Mn2

T C1

d a 2 





=

As fy Asf fy

d a 2 





=

Condition of strain compatibility εs εu d c c = or εt εs dt c c = εs εu= d c c εt εu dt c  c  = c d εu εu εs  = c dt εu εu εt  =

12.3. Steel Ratios

ρw As bw d = As fy  bw d fy = 0.85 f'c   ba wAsf fy bw d fy = ρw 0.85 β1 f'c fy  c d   ρf = where ρf Asf bw d =

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Maximum steel ratio

ρw.max ρmax ρf=

ρw ρw.max : concrete is enough ρw ρw.max : concrete is not enough

12.4. Determination of Moment Capacity

Given: bw d  db ht fAsf'cfy

Find: ϕMn

Step 1. Checking for rectangular beam

a As fy  0.85 f'c b =

ahf : the beam is rectangular ahf : the beam is tee

Step 2. Case of T beam

Asf 0.85 f'c  hf

b bw

fy = Mn1 Asf fy d hf 2 

= a As fy   Asf fy 0.85 f'c bw = c a β1 = Mn2

As fy  Asf fy

d a 2 





= εt εu dt c  c  = ϕ=ϕ εt

 

ϕMn ϕ Mn1 Mn2=

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Example 12.1

Concrete dimension b 28in711.2 mm hf 6in152.4 mm bw 10in 254 mm h 30in762 mm d 26in660.4 mm dt 27.5in698.5 mm Steel reinforcements As 6 π 10 8 in





2  4   As 7.363 in  2

Materials f'c 3000psi20.684 MPa fy 60ksi413.685 MPa

Solution

Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 4000psi  1000psi  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.005  0.014  ρmin max 3psi f'c psi  fy 200psi fy 





0.00333 

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a As fy 

0.85 f'c b 157.162 mm 

The_beam "is rectangular" if ahf "is T" otherwise  The_beam"is T" Case of T beam Asf 0.85 f'c  hf

bbw

fy 29.613 cm 2    ρf Asf bw d 0.018  ρw.max ρmax ρf 0.031 ρw As bw d  0.028 

Concrete "is enough" if ρw ρw.max "is not enough" otherwise

 Concrete"is enough"

As min ρw ρw.max



bwd As 7.363 in  2 Mn1 Asf fy d hf 2 

 715.669 kN m   a As fy  Asf fy 0.85 f'c bw  165.734 mm  c a β1  194.981 mm  Mn2

As fy Asf fy

d a 2 





  427.446 kN m   εt εu dt c  c   0.008  ϕ 0.65 max 1.45 250 εt 3

min 0.9

 0.9  ϕMn ϕ Mn1 Mn2

1028.803 kN m 

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12.5. Determination of Steel Area

Given: Mu bw d   bdt h ff'cfy

Find: As

Step 1. Checking for rectangular beam Mnf 0.85 f'c hfb d hf 2 

= ϕ=0.9

Mu ϕMn : the beam is rectangular Mu ϕMn : the beam is tee

Step 2. Case of T beam

Asf 0.85 f'c  hf

b bw

fy = ρf Asf bw d = Mn1 Asf fy d hf 2 

= Mn2= Muϕ Mn1 R Mn2 bw d 2 = ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

= As2 ρ bw=  d a As2 fy  0.85 f'c bw = As 0.85 f'c   ba wAsf fy fy = ρw As bw d = ρw.max ρmax ρf=

ρw ρw.max : concrete is enough ρw ρw.max : concrete is not enough

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Example 12.2

Concrete dimension hf 3in76.2 mm

L 24ft7.315 m s 47in1.194 m bw 11in 279.4 mm d 20in508 mm Required strength Mu 6400in kip 723.103 kN m 

Materials f'c 3000psi20.684 MPa fy 60ksi413.685 MPa

Solution

Effective flange width b min L 4 bw 16 hf  s





 b 1193.8 mm Steel ratios β1 0.65 max 0.85 0.05 f'c 4000psi  1000psi  

min 0.85

 0.85  εu 0.003 ρmax 0.85 β1 f'c fy  εu εu 0.005  0.014  ρmin max 3psi f'c psi  fy 200psi fy 





0.00333 

Checking for rectangular beam ϕ 0.9 Mnf 0.85 f'c hfb d hf 2 

 751.538 kN m  

The_beam "is rectangular" if Mu ϕ Mnf  "is tee" otherwise

 The_beam"is tee"

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Asf 0.85 f'c  hf

bbw

fy 29.613 cm 2    ρf Asf bw d 0.021  Mn1 Asf fy d hf 2 

 575.646 kN m   Mn2 Muϕ  Mn1 227.801 kN m  R Mn2 bw d 2 3.159 MPa   ρ 0.85 f'c fy  1 1 2 R 0.85 f'c   

  8.484103  As2 ρ bw d 12.042 cm 2 a As2 fy  0.85 f'c bw 101.408 mm  c a β1  119.304 mm  As 0.85 f'c   ba wAsf fy fy 41.655 cm 2    ρw As bw d  0.029  ρw.max ρmax ρf 0.034

Concrete "is enough" if ρw ρw.max "is not enough" otherwise

 Concrete"is enough"

As.min ρmin bw d As max As As.min



 41.655 cm 2 6 π 32mm( ) 2  4   48.255 cm 2

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13. Shear Design

Safety provision

Vu ϕVn

where Vu = required shear strength Vn = nominal shear strength

ϕ=0.75 is a strength reduction factor for shear

ϕVn = design shear strength

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Nominal shear strength

Vn Vc Vs=  where

Vc = concrete shear strength Vs = steel shear strength Concrete shear strength

Vc 2 f'c=  bwd (in psi) Vc 0.166 f'c=  bwd (in MPa) Steel shear strength

Vs Av fy  d s = where Av = area of stirrup

fy = yield strength of stirrup s = spacing of stirrup No required stirrups Vu  ϕVc2 : no stirrup is required ϕVc 2 VuϕVc : stirrup is minimum Vu ϕVc : stirrup is required Minimum stirrups Av.min 0.75 f'c bw s  fy  50 bw s  fy   = (in psi) Av.min 0.062 f'c bw s  fy  0.345 bw s  fy   = (in MPa)

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Maximum spacing of stirrup smax Av fy  0.75 f'cbw Av fy 50 bw  = (in psi) smax Av fy  0.062 f'cbw Av fy 0.345 bw  = (in MPa) Case Vs 2 Vc  smax= d2 24in=600mm Case 2 Vc Vs4 Vc smax= d4 12in=300mm Case Vs 4 Vc 

Concrete is not enough

Example 13.1

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Live load for garage LL 6.00kN m2  Loads on slab Hardener 8mm 24 kN m3 0.192 kN m2    Slab 200mm 25 kN m3 5 kN m2    Mechanical 0.30kN m2 

DL Hardener Slab Mechanical 5.492 kN m2    LL 6 kN m2   Loads on beam wbeam 30cm 60cm(  200mm)25kN m3 3 kN m    wD.slab DL 3.5 m 19.222 kN m    wL.slab LL 3.5 m 21 kN m    wD wbeam wD.slab 22.222 kN m    wL wL.slab 21 kNm wu 1.2 wD 1.6 wL 60.266 kN m    Shear L 8m V0 wu L  2  241.066 kN  V x( ) V0 wu x 

Concrete shear strength

bw 300mm d 600mm 40mm 10mm 20mm 2 





 540 mm  Vc 0.166MPa f'c MPa  bwd 134.46 kN  ϕ 0.75

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Location of no stirrup zone V0 wu x  = ϕVc2 x V0 ϕ Vc  2  wu  3.163 m  Minimum stirrup Av 2 π 10mm( ) 2  4  1.571 cm 2  fy 390MPa smax min Av fy  0.062MPa f'c MPa  bw Av fy 0.345MPa bw 





591.894 mm  

smax Floor smax 50mm



550 mm Vs.min Av fy

 d

smax  60.147 kN 

Location of minimum stirrup zone

V0 wu x  =ϕ Vc Vs.min

x V0 ϕ Vc Vs.min 

  wu 1.578 m 

Required spacing of stirrup

Vu V0 wu 



400mm2



229.012 kN Vs Vuϕ  Vc 170.89 kN

Concrete "is enough" if Vs 4 Vc  "is not enough" otherwise

 Concrete"is enough"

s Av fy  d Vs 193.581 mm  smax.1 smax 550 mm  smax.2 min d 2600mm





if Vs 2 Vc  min d 4300mm





otherwise  smax.2 270 mm 

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Example 13.2

Design of shear in support and midspan zones.

Stirrups in Support Zone

Required shear strength Vu V0 wu 400mm 2 

  229.012 kN 

Concrete shear strength Vc 0.166MPa f'c

MPa

 bwd 134.46 kN 

ϕ 0.75

Stirrup "is minimum" if Vu ϕ Vc  "is required" otherwise

 Stirrup "is required"

Required steel shear strength Vs Vuϕ  Vc 170.89 kN

Concrete "is enough" if Vs 4 Vc  "is not enough" otherwise

 Concrete"is enough"

Spacing of stirrup Av 2 π 10mm( ) 2  4  1.571 cm 2  fy 390MPa s Av fy  d Vs 193.581 mm  smax.1 min Av fy  0.062MPa f'c MPa  bw Av fy 0.345MPa bw 





591.894 mm  

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