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    E Calculation For Temperature Load (IRC: 6 - 2017) : Effect of Temperature Gradient

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    This document discusses the calculation of temperature load for structural analysis according to IRC 6-2017. It provides the maximum, minimum, and mean air temperatures and calculates the temperature rise and fall. It notes an Ecm value reduction and uniform temperature used in modeling. It then describes applying a temperature gradient load based on modulus of elasticity, coefficient of thermal expansion, temperature differential, and cross-sectional area. Finally, it provides deck thickness and an example effect of temperature rise.

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    This document discusses the calculation of temperature load for structural analysis according to IRC 6-2017. It provides the maximum, minimum, and mean air temperatures and calculates the temperature rise and fall. It notes an Ecm value reduction and uniform temperature used in modeling. It then describes applying a temperature gradient load based on modulus of elasticity, coefficient of thermal expansion, temperature differential, and cross-sectional area. Finally, it provides deck thickness and an example effect of temperature rise.

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    This document discusses the calculation of temperature load for structural analysis according to IRC 6-2017. It provides the maximum, minimum, and mean air temperatures and calculates the temperature rise and fall. It notes an Ecm value reduction and uniform temperature used in modeling. It then describes applying a temperature gradient load based on modulus of elasticity, coefficient of thermal expansion, temperature differential, and cross-sectional area. Finally, it provides deck thickness and an example effect of temperature rise.

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    E Calculation For Temperature Load (IRC: 6 - 2017) : Effect of Temperature Gradient

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    This document discusses the calculation of temperature load for structural analysis according to IRC 6-2017. It provides the maximum, minimum, and mean air temperatures and calculates the temperature rise and fall. It notes an Ecm value reduction and uniform temperature used in modeling. It then describes applying a temperature gradient load based on modulus of elasticity, coefficient of thermal expansion, temperature differential, and cross-sectional area. Finally, it provides deck thickness and an example effect of temperature rise.

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    E Calculation for Temperature Load ( IRC : 6 - 2017 )

    Maximum air shade temperature 47.2 °C


    Minimum air shade temperature -2.5 °C
    Mean of max and min temperature 24.85 °C
    Temperature Rise 34.85 °C
    Temperature fall 14.85 °C
    +/- 37.35
    Ecm value is reduced to 0.5 as per IRC 112:2020, 6.4.2.5 (04)
    Uniform temperature considered in the Midas Model is +/- 18.7

    Effect of temperature Gradient

    Temperature gradient load is applied in the Midas model in the for Differential temperature.
    F= Ec*a*Dt*A
    Ec= Modulus of Elasticity of concrete 3.21E+06 t/m^2
    a= Coefficient of thermal expansion 1.20E-05 /° C (as per IRC 6)
    Dt= Temperature Differential
    A= X sectional area of of section where temperature
    differential is Dt

    Average Thickness of Deck 550 mm

    Effect of temperature rise:


    #N/A
    4 13.8

    0.15 m 1 2

    3
    0.17 m
    0.55 m

    0.09 m

    23
    0.15 m 4

    2.1

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