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Lecture 23

This lecture focuses on shear design for beams, emphasizing the calculation of required shear strength, shear provided by concrete, and web reinforcement design. Understanding shear failure is crucial as it can lead to catastrophic outcomes, necessitating a robust design to prevent such failures. The lesson builds on previous knowledge of shear failure theory and includes a practical problem for designing vertical stirrups for a T beam under specified loads.

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Lecture 23

This lecture focuses on shear design for beams, emphasizing the calculation of required shear strength, shear provided by concrete, and web reinforcement design. Understanding shear failure is crucial as it can lead to catastrophic outcomes, necessitating a robust design to prevent such failures. The lesson builds on previous knowledge of shear failure theory and includes a practical problem for designing vertical stirrups for a T beam under specified loads.

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kardan University, Faculty

of
Civil Engineering
Lecture notes by:
Eng :Sayed Dawod “karimi”

Mail:[email protected]
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Lecture 23
Shear Design II
Lesson Objectives

At the conclusion of this lesson, you should be


able to do the following:

Calculate the required shear strength, Vu, for a


given beam.
Calculate the shear provided by the concrete, Vc.
Design web reinforcement, Vs, for a given beam
and loading condition.
Orientation
Why is this topic important?

A complete beam design requires that the


beam be adequate for flexural strength as
well as shear strength. Since shear failure
can be catastrophic and sudden, we must
ensure that a shear failure will not occur
prior to a flexural failure.
How does this topic relate to prior learning?
In the previous two lessons we learned about
the theory of shear failure and the
requirements for shear design in ACI. Today
we will assemble these concepts and begin the
process of shear design.
Reading Assignment
MacGregor and Wight:
Read section 6.5

ACI 318M-05:
Read sections 11.3.1 and 11.5
Lesson Notes
NON LN
Study Guide Problem 23-1
The elevation below is the cross section of a simply
supported T beam. This beam supports a uniformly
distributed service (i.e. unfactored) dead load of 20
kN/m, NOT including its own weight, and a
uniformly distributed service live load of 5 kN/m.

Design vertical stirrups for this beam. The concrete


strength is 25 MPa, the yield strength of the flexural
and shear reinforcement is 420 MPa. Use #10 bars
as stirrups. Vary stirrup spacing in 100mm
increments.
D = 20 kN/m
L = 5 kN/m

l = 10 m

tributary width = 4000 mm

hf = 170 mm

d=
600 mm

h = 670 mm

bw = 350 mm

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