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TS500

TS500

FEBRUARY 2000

FEBRUARY 2000

REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGN

REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

AND CONSTRUCTION

OF REINFORCED CONCRETE

OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES

STRUCTURES

ANKARA TURKEY

ANKARA TURKEY

2003

2003

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Translated and printed with

Translated and printed with permission from Turkish Standards Institutes.permission from Turkish Standards Institutes. Copyright © 2002 Turkish

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CONTENTS CONTENTS 0 - SUBJE

0 - SUBJECT, DEFINITIONS, SCOPE...CT, DEFINITIONS, SCOPE... 11 0.1 0.1 - - SUBJECTSUBJECT ... 11 0.2 0.2 - - DEFINITIONSDEFINITIONS... 11 0.3 0.3 - - SCOPESCOPE ... 33 1 - NOTATION A

1 - NOTATION AND UNITS ND UNITS AND EMPLOYED...AND EMPLOYED... 55 1.0

1.0 - - NOTATIONNOTATION ... 55 1.1

1.1 - - UNITSUNITS ... 88 2 -

2 - DOCUMENTS RELADOCUMENTS RELATED TO THE TED TO THE STRUCTURESTRUCTURE ... 99 2.1

2.1 - - GENERALGENERAL ... 99 2.2 - S

2.2 - STRUCTURAL ANALYSTRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND IS AND DESIGN CALCULADESIGN CALCULATIONSTIONS ... 99 2.3 -

2.3 - DRAWINGSDRAWINGS... 99 2.4

2.4 - - INSPECTION INSPECTION OF COF CONSTRUCTIONONSTRUCTION ... 99 2.5 -

2.5 - CHANGES IN CHANGES IN THE PROJECTTHE PROJECT ... 1010 3

3 - - MATERIALSMATERIALS ... 1212 3.0 -

3.0 - NOTATION USENOTATION USEDD ... 1212 3.1 -

3.1 - CONCRETE MATERCONCRETE MATERIALSIALS ... 1212 3.1.2 3.1.2 - - CementCement ... 1212 3.1.3 - 3.1.3 - Aggregates...Aggregates... 1212 3.1.4 3.1.4 - - WaterWater ... 1212 3.1.5 -

3.1.5 - Chemical AChemical Admixturesdmixtures ... 1212 3.2 -

3.2 - Steel Steel ReinforcementReinforcement ... 1212 3.3

3.3 - - ConcreteConcrete ... 1313 3.3.1 - Co

3.3.1 - Concrete Grades and ncrete Grades and Concrete Compressive SConcrete Compressive Strengthtrength ... 1313 3.3.2 -

3.3.2 - Concrete Tensile Concrete Tensile StrengthStrength ... 1313 3.3.3 - Modulus of

3.3.3 - Modulus of Elasticity, Shear Modulus, Elasticity, Shear Modulus, Poisson Ratio and Poisson Ratio and Thermal Expansion CoefficientThermal Expansion Coefficient... 1414 3.3.3.1 -

3.3.3.1 - Modulus of ElaModulus of Elasticity...sticity... 1414 3.3.3.2

3.3.3.2 - - Poisson Poisson RatioRatio ... 1414 3.3.3.3

3.3.3.3 - - Shear Shear ModulusModulus ... 1414 3.3.3.4

3.3.3.4 - - Thermal EThermal Expansion xpansion CoefficientCoefficient ... 1414 3.3.4 - Time

3.3.4 - Time Dependent Deformation of Dependent Deformation of ConcreteConcrete... 1414 3.4 - QUALITY CONTROL and A

3.4 - QUALITY CONTROL and Acceptance of Concrete Quality...cceptance of Concrete Quality... 1414 4 - PREPA

4 - PREPARING CONCRETE ARING CONCRETE AND REINFORCEMENTND REINFORCEMENT... 1717 4.1

4.1 - - GENERALGENERAL ... 1717 4.2 -

4.2 - MIXING, CONVEYING, MIXING, CONVEYING, DEPOSITING ADEPOSITING AND CURING ND CURING CONCRETECONCRETE ... 1717 4.3

4.3 - - PLACING PLACING REINFORCEMENTREINFORCEMENT ... 1717 5 -

5 - FORMWORKS FORMWORKS AND SCAFFOLDINGAND SCAFFOLDING ... 1919 5.1

5.1 - - GENERALGENERAL ... 1919 5.2 -

5.2 - FORMWORK AND FORMWORK AND SCAFFOLDING LOADSSCAFFOLDING LOADS ... 1919 5.3 -

5.3 - DRAWINGSDRAWINGS... 1919 5.4 - FORMWORK

5.4 - FORMWORK AND SCAFFOLD AND SCAFFOLD SUPPORTSSUPPORTS... 1919 5.5 - REMOVAL

5.5 - REMOVAL OF FORMWORKS...OF FORMWORKS... 2020 6 - BAS

6 - BASIC PRINCIPLES IC PRINCIPLES OF REINFORCED OF REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGNCONCRETE DESIGN ... 2121 6.0

6.0 - - NOTATIONNOTATION ... 2121 6.1

6.1 - - GENERALGENERAL ... 2121 6.2

6.2 - - STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL SAFETYSAFETY ... 2121 6.2.1

6.2.1 - - GeneralGeneral ... 2121 6.2.2 -

6.2.2 - Limit SLimit States Methodtates Method ... 2222 6.2.3 - Ultimate Li

6.2.3 - Ultimate Limit State...mit State... 2222 6.2.4 - Serviceability

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6.2.5

6.2.5 - - Material Material FactorsFactors ... 2222 6.2.6 - Load

6.2.6 - Load Factors and Load CombinationsFactors and Load Combinations... 2222 6.3 - STRUCTURAL

6.3 - STRUCTURAL ANALYSISANALYSIS... 2323 6.3.1 - Methods of

6.3.1 - Methods of AnalysisAnalysis... 2323 6.3.2

6.3.2 - - LoadsLoads ...2323 6.3.3 - Arrangement of

6.3.3 - Arrangement of Live Loads...Live Loads... 2323 6.3.4 -

6.3.4 - Expansion, Shrinkage Expansion, Shrinkage and Creep Effectsand Creep Effects... 2323 6.3.5 - Design Span Lengths...

6.3.5 - Design Span Lengths... 2323 6.3.6 -

6.3.6 - Effective Flange Effective Flange WidthWidth ... 2323 6.3.7 - Stiffnesses...

6.3.7 - Stiffnesses...2424 6.3.8

6.3.8 - - RedistributionRedistribution ...2424 6.3.9 -

6.3.9 - Support Moment Correction...Support Moment Correction...2424 6.3.10 -

6.3.10 - Minimum Eccentricity Minimum Eccentricity RequirementRequirement ... 2424 7 - SECTION DESIGN (ULTIMATE STRENGTH) – BENDING AND COMBINE

7 - SECTION DESIGN (ULTIMATE STRENGTH) – BENDING AND COMBINED BENDING...D BENDING... 2525 7.0 7.0 - - NOTATIONNOTATION ...2525 7.1 - ASSUMPTIONS... 7.1 - ASSUMPTIONS...2626 7.2 - BASIC PRINCIPLES... 7.2 - BASIC PRINCIPLES...2626 7.3 - REQUIREMENTS FOR

7.3 - REQUIREMENTS FOR FLEXURAL MEMBERS (BEAFLEXURAL MEMBERS (BEAMS)MS) ...2626 7.4 - REQUIREMENTS FOR

7.4 - REQUIREMENTS FOR MEMBERS SUBJECTED MEMBERS SUBJECTED TO AXIAL FORCE ATO AXIAL FORCE AND BENDINGND BENDING ... 2828 7.4.1 - Axial

7.4.1 - Axial Compression and Bending...Compression and Bending... 2828 7.4.2 -

7.4.2 - Axial Tension Axial Tension and Bendingand Bending ... 2828 7.5 - MEMBERS

7.5 - MEMBERS UNDER AXIAL UNDER AXIAL COMPRESSION AND COMPRESSION AND BIAXIAL BENDINBIAXIAL BENDINGG ... 2828 7.6 - SLEND

7.6 - SLENDERNESS EFFECTERNESS EFFECT... 2929 7.6.1

7.6.1 - - General General MethodMethod ... 2929 7.6.2 -

7.6.2 - Approximate Method (Moment Approximate Method (Moment Magnification Method)Magnification Method) ...2929 7.6.2.1 -

7.6.2.1 - The Sway The Sway CriterionCriterion ... 2929 7.6.2.2 - Effective Column Length...

7.6.2.2 - Effective Column Length... 2929 7.6.2.3 - Cases whe

7.6.2.3 - Cases where Slenderness Effect Can re Slenderness Effect Can Be IgnoredBe Ignored ...3030 7.6.2.4

7.6.2.4 - Bu- Buckling ckling LoadLoad ... 3030 7.6.2.5

7.6.2.5 - Moment - Moment Magnification CMagnification Coefficientoefficient ... 3131 7.6.2.6 -

7.6.2.6 - Biaxial Biaxial BendingBending ... 3131 8 - SHEAR AND TORSION...

8 - SHEAR AND TORSION... 3232 8.0

8.0 - - NOTATIONNOTATION ...3232 8.1 - DES

8.1 - DESIGN FOR SHEARIGN FOR SHEAR...3333 8.1.2

8.1.2 - - GeneralGeneral ...3333 8.1.3 - Location of Critical Section for Shear... 8.1.3 - Location of Critical Section for Shear...3333 8.1.4 -

8.1.4 - Diagonal Cracking StDiagonal Cracking Strengthrength ... 3333 8.1.5 -

8.1.5 - Shear StrengthShear Strength ...3434 8.1.6 - Prevention of Brittle Failure...

8.1.6 - Prevention of Brittle Failure... 3434 8.1.7 -

8.1.7 - Shear Reinforcement DeShear Reinforcement Detailstails ... 3434 8.1.8 - Shear-Friction...

8.1.8 - Shear-Friction...3434 8.2 -

8.2 - SHEAR SHEAR AND AND TORSIONTORSION ... 3535 8.2.1

8.2.1 - - GeneralGeneral ...3535 8.2.2 -

8.2.2 - Diagonal Cracking LimitDiagonal Cracking Limit ... 3535 8.2.3 -

8.2.3 - Design ForcesDesign Forces ...3636 8.2.4 - Strength...

8.2.4 - Strength...3636 8.2.5 - Prevention of Brittle Failure...

8.2.5 - Prevention of Brittle Failure... 3737 8.2.6 - Reinforcement Details...

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8.3 - PUNCHING SHEAR ... 37

8.3.1 - Punching Shear Strength... 37

8.3.2 - Punching Shear Reinforcement... 39

8.4 - BRACKETS AND SHORT CANTILEVERS... 41

8.5 - SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR DEEP BEAMS... 41

9 - RULES / SPECIFICATIONS FOR ANCHORAGE AND PLACEMENT OF REINFORCEMENT ... 43

9.0 - NOTATION ... 43

9.1 - DEVELOPMENT OF REINFORCEMENT... 43

9.1.2 - General ... 43

9.1.3 - Development of Reinforcing Bars in Tension ... 43

9.1.4 - Development of Reinforcing Bars in Compression... 45

9.1.5 - Development of Stirrups ... 45

9.2 - SPLICING OF REINFORCEMENT ... 46

9.2.1 - General ... 46

9.2.2 - Lap Splices ... 46

9.2.3 - Mechanical Connections (Sleeves) ... 46

9.2.4 - Welded Splices ... 46

9.2.5 - Splices of Reinforcing Bars in Tension ... 46

9.2.6 - Splices of Reinforcing Bars in Compression ... 47

9.2.7 - Lap Spliced Longitudinal Column Bars... 47

9.3 - STANDARD HOOK DETAILS ... 47

9.3.1 - Hooks in Longitudinal Reinforcement ... 48

9.3.2 - Stirrup Hooks ... 48

9.3.3 - Stirrup Hooks made up of Mesh Reinforcement... 48

9.4 - REGULATIONS FOR BENDING REINFORCING BARS ... 48

9.5 - REGULATIONS FOR PLACEMENT OF REINFORCING BARS... 48

9.5.1 - Clear Concrete Cover ... 48

9.5.2 - Spacing of Reinforcing Bars ... 48

9.5.3 - Bundled Bars ... 49

9.5.4 - Placement of Reinforcing Bars ... 49

10 - REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTINGS... 51

10.0 - NOTATION ... 51

10.1 - GENERAL ... 51

10.2 - FOOTINGS SUPPORTING WALLS... 51

10.2.1 - General Principles ... 51

10.2.2 - Design Principles ... 51

10.2.3 - Regulations relating to Reinforcement ... 51

10.3 - INDIVIDUAL COLUMN FOOTINGS (TWO-WAY FOOTINGS)... 51

10.3.1 - General Principles ... 51

10.3.2 - Design Principles ... 51

10.3.3 - Regulations Relating to Reinforcement ... 52

10.4 - CONTINUOUS FOOTINGS ... 52

10.4.1 - General Principles ... 52

10.4.2 - Design Principles ... 52

10.4.3 - Regulations Relating to Reinforcement ... 53

11 - REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB SYSTEMS ... 55

11.0 - NOTATION ... 55

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11.2 - ONE WAY SOLID SLABS ... 55

11.2.1 - General Principles... 55

11.2.2 - Design Principles ... 55

11.2.3 - Regulations Related to Reinforcement ... 56

11.3 - ONE WAY JOIST SLABS... 57

11.3.1 - General Principles... 57

11.3.2 - Design Principles ... 57

11.3.3 - Regulations Relating to Reinforcement ... 58

11.4 - TWO WAY SOLID SLABS... 58

11.4.1 - General Principles... 58

11.4.2 - Design Principles ... 58

11.4.3 - Approximate Method for Two-Way Slabs with Beams...59

11.4.4 - Approximate Methods for Two Way Slabs without Beams (Flat Slabs) ... 59

11.4.4.1 - Equivalent Frame Method... 60

11.4.4.2 - Moment Coefficient Method... 60

11.4.5 - Regulations Related to Reinforcement ... 65

11.5 - WAFFLE SLABS... 65

12 - REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS...67

12.0 - NOTATION ...67

12.1 - GENERAL...67

12.2 - REGULATIONS RELATED TO SECTION DIMENSIONS ...67

12.3 - REGULATIONS RELATED TO REINFORCEMENT... 67

13 - SERVICEABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE MEMBERS ... 69

13.0 - NOTATION ...69

13.1 - GENERAL...69

13.2 - DEFLECTION CONTROL ... 69

13.2.1 - General Regulations ... 69

13.2.2 - Approximate Calculation for Instantaneous Deflection...70

13.2.3 - Time Dependent Deflection Calculation ... 70

13.3 - Deflection Limits ...70

13.4 - CRACK CONTROL... 71

13.4.1 - General Regulations ... 71

13.4.2 - Crack Width Calculation... 71

14 - EVALUATION OF BUILDING STRENGTH ... 73

14.0 - NOTATION ...73

14.1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS... 73

14.2 - ANALYTICAL EVALUATION... 73

14.2.1 - Determination of Member Dimensions and Material Properties ...73

14.3 - LOAD TEST ...74

14.3.1 - General Regulations ... 74

14.3.2 - Application Principles... 74

14.3.3 - Acceptance Criteria... 74

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