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    Amendment 01 - IRC 112 2011, JAN 2014

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    The document outlines 5 amendments to IRC:112-2011 Code of Practice for Concrete Road Bridges. The amendments modify clauses relating to the tensile strength of prestressing steel, the calculation of uniform elongation of reinforcement, the calculation of punching shear resistance, minimum cover requirements for post-tensioned ducts, and the design of deep beams.

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    The document outlines 5 amendments to IRC:112-2011 Code of Practice for Concrete Road Bridges. The amendments modify clauses relating to the tensile strength of prestressing steel, the calculation of uniform elongation of reinforcement, the calculation of punching shear resistance, minimum cover requirements for post-tensioned ducts, and the design of deep beams.

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    The document outlines 5 amendments to IRC:112-2011 Code of Practice for Concrete Road Bridges. The amendments modify clauses relating to the tensile strength of prestressing steel, the calculation of uniform elongation of reinforcement, the calculation of punching shear resistance, minimum cover requirements for post-tensioned ducts, and the design of deep beams.

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    Amendment 01 - IRC 112 2011, JAN 2014

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    The document outlines 5 amendments to IRC:112-2011 Code of Practice for Concrete Road Bridges. The amendments modify clauses relating to the tensile strength of prestressing steel, the calculation of uniform elongation of reinforcement, the calculation of punching shear resistance, minimum cover requirements for post-tensioned ducts, and the design of deep beams.

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    Amendment to IRC:112-2011

    Amendment No. 1/ IRC:112-2011 / January 2014


    To
    IRC:112-2011 Code of Practice for Concrete Road Bridges
    S. No

    Clause No. &


    Page No.

    3.2.2
    (Page 12)

    fpk characteristic tensile strength of fpk characteristic tensile strength of


    prestressing steel
    prestressing steel which is same as fp
    corresponding to breaking load given in the
    relevant IS codes listed in Table 18.2

    6.2.2 Note: (2) Value of uk shall be taken from the Value of uk shall be taken as the uniform
    Fig.6.2
    standard governing the manufacture of elongation given in the standard governing
    reinforcement.
    the manufacture of reinforcement.
    (Page 30)
    10.4.4

    The design punching shear resistance The design punching shear resistance shall
    (MPa) of slab may be calculated as be assessed at the basic control perimeter,
    follows:
    according to Clause 10.4.2. The design
    punching shear resistance (MPa) of slab may
    be calculated as follows:

    IR

    (Page 103)

    Read

    For

    15.3.1.2

    (Page 163)

    The minimum cover for post tensioned


    ducts shall not be less than maximum
    of the outer diameter of ducts or
    75 mm.

    The minimum cover for post tensioned ducts


    shall not be less than 75 mm. Local reduction
    in cover at externally jointed locations of
    ducts is acceptable.

    (local reduction in spacing at


    externally jointed locations of ducts is
    acceptable).

    16.9 (1)

    (Page 186)

    Deep beams can be designed using Deep beams (span/depth ratio less than 3)
    appropriate elastic models or by plastic can be designed using appropriate elastic
    methods.
    models or by plastic methods.

    INDIAN HIGHWAYS, February 2014

    107

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