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Problem1 - Solution 2 - Design of SRCB

This document summarizes the design of a simply supported reinforced concrete beam. The beam has a length of 4.5 meters and is subjected to dead and live loads. The design calculates the required steel reinforcement ratio, area of steel, number of bars, and checks the ductility and strength requirements. It is determined that the assumed steel reinforcement is adequate to resist the factored bending moment, with the steel yielding as intended. However, the section does not meet the ductility requirements.
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Problem1 - Solution 2 - Design of SRCB

This document summarizes the design of a simply supported reinforced concrete beam. The beam has a length of 4.5 meters and is subjected to dead and live loads. The design calculates the required steel reinforcement ratio, area of steel, number of bars, and checks the ductility and strength requirements. It is determined that the assumed steel reinforcement is adequate to resist the factored bending moment, with the steel yielding as intended. However, the section does not meet the ductility requirements.
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DESIGN OF SINGLY REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM

Prepared by Engr. RANDY G. POLICARPIO

PROBLEM:
Design a simply supported reinforced concrete beam with L = 4.5 m; DL (unfactored) = 18.5
kN/m; LL (unfactored) = 35.6 kN/m; f'c = 21 MPa; fy = 276 MPa. Use ρ = 0.5ρb

Given:
kN
L  4.5m  conc  23.6 conccover  40
3
m
kN tie bar  10
DL  18.5
m f'c  21MPa

kN
LL  35.6 fy  276MPa
m

Solution:

Factored Load:
kN
wu  1.2 DL  1.6 LL  79.16
m

Design Moment:

2
wu L
Mu   200.374 kN  m
8

Assume steel ratio:

 0.5b

 1  0.85

  0.5 ( 0.85)   1 f'c   


600
 

  fy  fy  600 

  0.019

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 fy 
R   fy   1  0.59  
 f'c

R  4.438

2
Mu
b d
 R

Take b  300   0.90

2
M u  ( 1000)
d 
b  R

d  408.948 say d  434 mm

Required Steel Area:


2
A s   b  d  2451.186 mm

Number of Bars:

d b  32 mm

db
d'  40  10   66 mm h  d  d'  500 mm
2


A b 
4
 2  804.248
 db mm
2

As
n   3.048 say n  4
Ab

Check clear spacing of Bars:

Consider 1-layer


b  conccover  tie bar  2  ( n )  d b   
ClearSpacing Bars   24 mm less than 25 mm
n 1 re-arrange the bars
Consider 2-layers of bars
n 1  3 number of bar in layer 1

n 2  1 number of bar in layer 2

check spacing of bars in layer 1:


b  conccover  tie bar  2  n 1  d b    
ClearSpacing Bars   52 mm greater than 25 mm OK
n1  1
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Re-Compute the effective depth:

Solve for the distance of the centroid of the group of bars (d'): refer to the bottom of the beam section
db
Distance of bars in layer1 with respect to the y 1  conccover  tie bar   66 mm
bottom of the beam section 2

Distance of bar in layer2 with respect to the y2  conccover  tie bar  25  db  107 mm
bottom of the beam section

A t d'  ( a y )
nolayer

n   d b    d' n 1  d b    y 1  n 2   d b    y 2
  
 2
 2 2
 4   4   4 

n 1 y 1  n 2 y 2
d' 
n

3 ( 66mm)  1( 107mm)
d'
4

d'  76.25 mm

Effective depth d: d  h  d'

d 500mm  76.25mm

d  423.75 mm

Check Adequacy:
Solving for a:
Assume steel yields:
fs  fy

( n)    d 2  f
0.85 f'c  a b  b  y
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a  165.806 mm
Solving for c:

a
c   195.066 mm
1

Solving for f
s

fs  600 
d  c
  703.408 fs  fy
 c 

Remarks  "steel has yielded"

Therefore assumption is correct.

Check ductility requirement using ACI 318-14

dt  h  y1  434 mm

 dt  c 
 t  0.003  
 c 

 t  0.0036747  t  0.004

Remarks2  "section is not ductile"

For the strength reduction factor, ϕ

since 0.002   t  0.005 section is in the transition zone

 t  0.002
250
  0.65 
3

  0.790

Solving for the factored moment strength,M n ( kN  m)

a   1 c  165.806 mm

  A s  fy   d 
a 
M n 
  2 

 ( n)    d 2 f   d  a  
4 b
   y  2
M n    
 
 6 
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M n  238.947 kN  m

Ultimate Moment:

Include weight of beam::


b  300 h  500  conc  23.6

(b )(h )
W beam    conc  4 kN  m
2
1000

 
wu  1.2 DL  W beam  1.6( LL)

wu  83.408

2
wu L
Mu   211.126 kN  m
8

M n  Mu

Remarks3  "Beam is adequate"

SKETCH:

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