Design of Masonry Bearing Wall With Opening Based On TMS 402-16/13 Input Data & Design Summary
Design of Masonry Bearing Wall With Opening Based On TMS 402-16/13 Input Data & Design Summary
Design of Masonry Bearing Wall With Opening Based On TMS 402-16/13 Input Data & Design Summary
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PROJECT : PAGE :
CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
Design of Masonry Bearing Wall with Opening Based on TMS 402-16/13
ANALYSIS
CHECK JAMB CAPACITY UNDER LATERAL & AXIAL LOADS (TMS 402 8.3.3)
beff = 6t= 48 in, (TMS 402 5.1.1.2.3)
PJamb = P (beff + 0.5 L) / beff = 986 lbs / ft, at ledger
wJamb = w (beff + 0.5 L) / beff = 41 psf
S= 8.25 ft (Assuming that opening has same wall loads.)
Mmax = 1470 ft-lbs / ft
PM = 2556 lbs / ft, at max M section
As = (wall + Jamb) = 0.31 in2 / ft
CHECK LINTEL CAPACITY UNDER GRAVITY & LATERAL LOADS (TMS 402 8.3)
fb = Gravity + Lateral = 11 psi + 484 psi = 495 psi
< Fb = 495 psi [Satisfactory]
fs = Gravity + Lateral = 629 psi + 308 psi = 937 psi
< Fs = 32000 psi [Satisfactory]
where MGav = 1940 ft-lbs r= 0.002487 ,for gravity
As,Gav = 0.88 in 2
k= 0.278
MLat = 135 ft-lbs r= 0.003053 ,for lateral
As,Lat = 0.88 in 2
k= 0.004
fv = Gravity + Lateral = ( 5.06 2
+ 0.43 2
)
0.5
= 5.08 psi
< Fv = 44 psi [Satisfactory]
SERVICE GRAVITY LOAD
SERVICE LATERAL LOAD
SERVICE PARAPET LOAD
THICKNESS OF WALL
PARAPET HEIGHT
WALL HEIGHT
ECCENTRICITY
WALL VERT. REINF. (Asv)
ANALYSIS
PROJECT :
F b SF 0.33 f
hh p
S h hp
2h
'
m
V 1 h h p w1
V 2 hw1 V 1
V 3 h p w2
t
e
Pd 6 d
=
THE DISTANCE FROM BOTTOM TO M 1 IS
Pe
h w1
h h p
165
=
2
2h
P
2
fy
w1
w2
t
hp
h
e
1
w1
lbs / ft
660
319 lbs / ft
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
#
DATE :
Allowable Stress Design of Masonry Bearing Wall Based on ACI 530-05 / IBC 06
Em
Pe
h
As
d
bw
te
Es
= 8.2
psi
=
=
=
1
1
1.5
60
986
41
41
8
4
16
=
=
=
=
6
5
Yes
CMU
ksi
ksi
lbs / ft
plf / ft
plf / ft
in
ft
ft
in
ft
@
0.31
3.82
in2
in
12.00 in
7.63 in
1350 ksi
29000 ksi
339
16
lbs / ft
DETERMINE THE REGION FOR FLEXURE AND AXIAL LOAD (MDG Tab 12.2.1, Fig 12.2-12 & 13, page 12-25).
MODULAR RATIO
[THE WALL DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.]
REINFORCEMENT RATIO
ALLOWABLE STRESS FACTOR
THE NEUTRAL AXIS DEPTH FACTOR IS
k 2 n n n
P1 P wall weight =
M2
2
2
w2h p = 329 ft-lbs/ft
P 2 P wall weight =
2
M1
1.05
2
2 w1h 2
Pe w1 h 2 h 2p
fv
MAX V 1 , V 2 , V 3
n
r =
SF
=
or 20000
M te 1
Pd 2d 3
2
21.48
0.0068
1.333
= 0.413182
=
32000
1470
2556
1333
3.71
1 kd te kd t e kd
M m MIN b wkd F b d P d , As F s d P
2 3 2 3 2 3
1711 ft-lbs / ft > M1 [Satisfactory]
1711 ft-lbs / ft > M2 [Satisfactory]
F v SF MIN '
f m , 50 = 51.6398 psi > fv [Satisfactory]
Technical References:
1. "Masonry Designers' Guide, Third Edition" (MDG-3), The Masonry Society, 2001.
O FLEXURE IS
psi
ft-lbs/ft
lbs / ft
lbs / ft
psi
d steel is in tension.
PPLICABLE FOR (M1, P1)
PPLICABLE FOR (M2, P2)
(cont'd)
PROJECT : PAGE :
CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
Masonry Beam Design Based on ACI 530-05
ANALYSIS
ALLOWABLE STRESS FACTOR SF = 1.000
ALLOWABLE REINF. STRESS (1.33wind & seismic only)Fs = 32 ksi
ALLOWABLE MASONRY STRESS Fb=(SF)(0.33fm') = 0.495 ksi
MASONRY ELASTICITY MODULUS Em = 1350 ksi, (Sec. 1.8.2.2.1)
STEEL ELASTICITY MODULUS Es = 29000 ksi
EFFECTIVE WIDTH bw = 7.63 in [Satisfactory, Lc < 32 bw]
MODULAR RATIO n = 21.48
TENSION REINFORCEMENT RATIO r = 0.002
k
k 2 n n n
2
= 0.278 j 1 = 0.907
3
THE TENSILE STRESS IN REINFORCEMENT DUE TO FLEXURE IS
M
fs = 0.6285 ksi < Fs [SATISFACTORY]
A s jd
THE COMPRESSIVE STRESS IN THE EXTREME FIBER DUE TO FLEXURE IS
2M
fb = 0.01 ksi < Fb [SATISFACTORY]
jk b w d 2
F v SF MIN (
'
< f m , 50) 43.57 psi
V
fv = 5 psi [SATISFACTORY]
b wd
F v SF MIN (3 f
'
(Sec. 2.3.5.2.1) <
m , 150) 116.19 psi [SATISFACTORY]
V Av
0.01 in2 / ft < 0.30 in2 / ft ( No shear reinf. Reqd )
F sd s