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RC-1 Example 3.1

The document provides an example problem to determine the depth and flexural reinforcement required for a singly reinforced concrete beam. The beam spans 8m and is subjected to a live load of 30 kN/m in addition to self-weight. The problem is solved by first calculating the required depth based on deflection criteria. The loads are then calculated and used to determine the maximum bending moment. Iterative calculations are performed to determine the depth that satisfies the flexural strength requirements with the given material properties. The required tensile reinforcement area is then calculated.

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RC-1 Example 3.1

The document provides an example problem to determine the depth and flexural reinforcement required for a singly reinforced concrete beam. The beam spans 8m and is subjected to a live load of 30 kN/m in addition to self-weight. The problem is solved by first calculating the required depth based on deflection criteria. The loads are then calculated and used to determine the maximum bending moment. Iterative calculations are performed to determine the depth that satisfies the flexural strength requirements with the given material properties. The required tensile reinforcement area is then calculated.

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Example 3.

1
A simply supported beam spans 8m and is subjected to a LL = 30 kN/m in addition to self
weight. Materials C-25, S-300, class I are used. If b = 250mm, determine the depth required
to satisfy singly reinforced section at mid-span and the corresponding flexural reinforrcement.

Solution:
Depth for deflection:
 0.6 f yk  Le
d ≥  0.4 + 
 400  β a
8000
∴ d ≥ 0.85 = 340mm
20
∴ D = d + φ l 2 + φ s + cov er
= 340 + 20 2 + 6 + 25 = 381
Say D = 400mm
Load on beams: Dead load, gk = 0.4*0.25*25 = 2.5 kN/m
Live load, qk = = 30 kN/m
Design load, φd = 1.3DL + 1.6LL
= 1.3*2.5 + 1.6*30 = 51.25
p d L2 51.25 * 8 2
Analysis: M max = M d = = = 410 kN
8 8
Design constants:
25 0.85 f ck
C − 25 ⇒ f cu = 25MPa, f ck = = 20 MPa, f cd = = 11.3MPa
1.25 1.5
300
S − 300 ⇒ f yk = 300 MPa, f yd = = 260.87 MPa
1.25
fyd 260.87
m= = = 28.78
0.8 fcd 0.8 * 11.3
C1 = 2.5 , C2 = 0.32fcd = 3.616 Mpa
Check depth: Md = 0.8bd2fcdkx(1 – 0.4kx)
kx = kmax = 0.448 for 0% redistribution.
M d max
∴d = = 702.4mm
0.8bf cd k max (1 − 0.4k max )
D = 702.4 + 60 (two layers assumed ) = 762.4mm > Dused → not safe
Revise using D = 800mm
pd = 51.25 + 1.3(0.8 – 0.4)*0.25*25 = 54.5 kN/m
p d L2 54.5 * 8 2
Md max = = = 436 kNm
8 8
436
Rechecking d = 702.4 * = 724.3 mm
410
⇒ D = 724.3 + 60 = 784.3mm < 800mm → safe
∴ Use d = 800 - 60 = 740mm
Reinforcement:

1  4M 
kx = C1 − C1 − 2
2

2  bd C 2 
1 4 * 436 * 106 
=  2. 5 − 2. 5 2 − 
2 250 * 740 2 * 3.616 

= 0.424 < 0.448 → Ok!


kx 0.424
ρ= = = 0.015
m 28.78
∴ As = ρbd = 0.015 * 250 * 740 = 2728 mm2
2728
# φ20 = = 8.7 → use 9φ20 in two rows.
314

1st row , d11 = 25+6+10 = 41mm


d=740mm 2nd row , d21 = 25+6+20+10+10 = 81mm
9φ20
5 * 41 + 4 * 81
d1 = 58.8mm
9
d1 d1 58.8mm<60mm→safe!

b=250mm

Example 3.2 (analysis of singly reinf.rect.beam)


A tensile reinforced beam has b = 250mm and d = 500mm to the center of bars. If fy =
400MPa and C-30, find the design flexural strength Md for (a) As = 2φ24 bars (b) As = 4φ32
bars.
Solution
Design strength of materials assuming class I work.
30 0.85 * 24
C-30 ⇒fck = = 24 MPa ⇒ f cd = = 13.6MPa.
1.25 1.5
400
fyk = fy = 400MPa ⇒fyd = = 348MPa
1.15
(a)

π * 24 2
As = 2* = 905mm 2
4
d=500mm As 905
2φ24 ρ= = = 0.00724
bd (250(500)
f yd 348
1
d =45m m= = ≈ 32
0.8 f cd 0.8 * 13.6
250mm

kx = ρm = (0.00724)(32) = 0.232<kxmax(0.448) (steel is yielding)


Section capacity (flexural strength)
Md = 0.8bd2fcdkx(1-0.4kx)
Md = 0.8*250*5002*13.6*0.232*(1-0.4*0.232)*10-6
= 143.12kNm
(b)

4φ32
d=500mm φl = 32mm , φs = 8mm(assumed)
d11= 32 + 8 32 = 56mm
2
d2 = 32 + 8 + 32 + 32 + 32 = 120mm
1
d1 2
32 45 45 32 3 * 56 + 120
250mm d1 = = 72mm
4

D ≈ 500 + 75 = 575mm

 π * 32 2 
As = 4*   = 3217mm2
 4 
As 3217
ρ= = = 0.026
bd 250 * 500
kx = ρm = 0.026 * 32 = 0.824 >> 0.448 (concrete is crushing)
Md = 0.8bd2fcdKxmax(1-0.4Kxmax)
= 0.8*250*5002*13.6*0.448*(1-0.4*0.448)*10-6
= 250.05kNm.
Exercise 3.1
A singly reinforced rectangular beam made using concrete of grade C-30 and steel of grade S-
400 has width b = 500mm and gross depth D = 600mm. Determine the capacity of the section
for flexure if the tensile steel area is As = 5 φ30.
Exercise 3.2
A rectangular singly reinforced beam is to be designed for dead load of 7.3 kN/m plus self
weight and live load of 17.5kN/m , with a 6.7m simple span material strengths will be S-400
and C-25 for steel and concrete respectively. The total beam depth must not exceed 600mm.
calculate the required beam width and tensile steel requirement.
Procedure in design.
- Assume b&d ( use deflection requirement )
⇒D = d + cover + φs + φ l (φs = dia.of stirrup)
2

(φl = dia. of long bars)


- with this D, find dead load and together with live load determine Mmax.
- Find constants kx , m

M
-Find R ⇒ d = , hence new D = d + cover + φs + φ l
Rb 2

- If new D is greater than the first D, use D slightly larger than new D to find the dead load.
Together with live load determine Mnew.

M new
- Find dnew = ⇒ Dnew = dnew + cover +φs +φ l
Rold bold 2

- If Dnew ≤ Dold ⇒ D = Dold otherwise repeat your cycle.


- For Dnew ≤ Dold , d = Dold-cover -φs - φ l
2

M new
As =
f s d (1 − 0.4k x )

Example 3.3 (Design of doubly reinf.rect.beam)


Solve example 3.1, when the depth D is 650mm and b = 300mm
Solution
pd = 1.6LL + 1.3DL = 1.6*30 + 1.3* 0.65 * 0.3 * 25
= 54.3375 kN/m.

p d l 2 54.3375 * 8 2
M d max = = = 434.70kNm
8 8
Section capacity
Mdc = 0.8bd2fcdkxmax(1-0.4kxmax)
kxmax = 0.448
Assume d1 = 60mm ⇒ d = 650-60 = 590mm.
Mdc = 0.8*300*5902*11.3*0.448(1-0.4*0.448)
= 347.14kNm < 437.70 ⇒ the section has to be doubly reinforced.

K x max 0.448
As1 = bd = * 300 * 590 = 2755mm 2
m 28.78
Mdsc = Mdmax –Mdc = 434.70 - 347.14 = 87.56kNm.

M d sc 87.56 *106
As2 = = = 610mm2
f yd (d − d ) 260.87 * (590 − 40)
1

As = As1 + As2 = 2755 + 610 = 3365mm2


3365
# φ 20 = = 10.72 ⇒ use 11φ20 bars.
414
Compression bars:
Xmax = Kxmax d = 0.448*590 = 264.32mm.

X max − d 1 264.32 − 40
εsc = ε cn = * 0.0035
X max 264.32
⇒εsc = 0.00297 ≈ 0.0030
f yd 260.87
εyd = = = 0.0013
Es 200 * 10 3
Since εsc> εyd → compression bars have yielded.
fs1 = fyd ⇒As1 = As2 = 610mm2
610
# φ20 = = 1.94 ⇒ use2φ 20bars
314
2 φ20 comp. bars

φ6 stirrup
650mm 6 * 41 + 5 * 81
d' = = 59.2mm ≤ 60mm
11 φ20 tens. bars 11
→ Safe and economical

300mm

Example 3.4
A rectangular concrete beam measures 300mm wide and has an effective depth of 450mm.
compression steel consisting of two φ24 is located 50mm from the compression face of the
beam. If C-30 and S-400 are used, what is the design moment capacity of the beam for the
following alternative tensile steel areas?
(a) As = 3φ30 in one layer, (b) As 4φ30 in two layer, (c) As = 6φ30 in two layers? (Note check
for yielding of compression steel in each case)
Solution
Design strengths and constants.
30 0.85 * 24
C-30 ⇒ fck = = 24 MPa ⇒ f cd = = 13.6 MPa
1.25 1.5
400
S-400 ⇒ fyk = 400MPa ⇒ fyd = = 348MPa
1.15
f yd 348
m= = = 32
0.8 f cd 0.8 * 13.6

dc’ = 50mm 2 φ24 comp. bars

φ6 stirrup
d = 450mm As = 3*707 mm2 = 2121mm2
As’ = 2*452 mm2 = 904mm2
3 φ30 tens. bars

300mm
 As − As 1 
k1 =  m ≤ K x max

 bd 
 2121 − 904 
k1 =  (32) = 0.288 ≤ 0.448
 (300)(450) 
⇒Mdc = 0.8bd2fcdk1(1-0.4k1)
= 0.8*300*4502*13.6*0.288(1-0.4*0.288)*10-6
= 168.43kNm.
Check yielding of compression reinforcement:
xmax = kxmaxd = 0.448*450 = 201.6mm
X max − d c1 201.6 − 50
εsc = ε cu = * 0.0035 = 0.00263
x max 201.6

fyd 348
εyd = = = 0.00174 < ε sc →comp. steel has yielded.
εs 200000
Mdsc = As1fyd(d-d 1c )
= 904*348*(450-50)*10-6
= 125.84kNm.
Moment capacity: Md = 168.43 + 125.84 = 294.27kNm

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