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ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF BEAMS PROBLEMS PROBLEM 2.1 A reinforced concrete rectangular beam 300 mm wide has an effective depth of 460 mm and is reinforced for tension only. Assuming f', = 21 MPa and f, = 345MPa, determine the balance steel area in sq.mm. SOLUTION _ 0.85 f1eB1600 Po = caer Bx = 0.05since f’, < 30MPa 0.85(21) (0.85) (600) Pb = 345 (600 + 345) py = 0.02792 Asy = Pybd PROBLEM 2.2 A rectangular beam has b = 300 mm and d =490 mm. Concrete compressive strength f',=27.6MPa and steel yield strength f, = 276 MPa. Calculate the required tension steel area if the factored moment M,,is (a) 20 KN-m, (b) 140 kN-m, (c) 485 kN-m, and (d)620 kN-m. SOLUTION Solve for Pj.q,0nd My max? _ 0.85f1¢81600 _ 0.85(27.6)0.85(600) Po = 6004 fy) Pb =~ y76(6004276) Pp = 0.0495 Pmax = 0-75 py Pmax = 0.75(0.0495) Pmax = 0.0371 Pmaxfy 0.03711(276) Omax = Gr @max =——sa6 Te 27.6 @max = 0371 Rnmax = f' (1 — 0.590) Rn max = 27-6(0.371) [1 — 0.59(0.37)] Rn max = 8.001MPa Mn max = Rn maxbd? Mn max = 8.001(300) (490)? Mn max = 576.279x10°N — mm My max = 576.279kKN — mm Mu max = 9Mn max Mu max = 0.90 x 576.279 My max = 518.65 kN —m a) M, = 20kN —m < My max = (singly reinforced) Mu = gR,bd? 20 x 10° = 0.90R,,(300)(490)? R, = 0.309 MPa ~085f']) f, 2Rn PEE Lh | 0.085 Ff". 0.85(27.6)),_ |, __2(0.309 276 ~ J ~ 0.85(27.6) p = 0.00113 31.36MPa, otherwise Pmin = z Pmin = —— = 0.005072 i, A, = pbd A, = 0.00572(300)(490) A, = 746mm? b) M, = 140kN —m< My max (singly reinforced) M,=@R,bd? 140 x 10° = 0.90 R,,(300) (490)? Ry = 2.16 MPa "276 A, =pbd p= 0.00822 > prin A, = 0.00822(300)(490) Ag = 1,209mm? c) My = 485 kN —m |} ~oas@7.o! p = 0.03384 > prin A, =pbd Ag = 0.03384(300)(490) Ag = 4,975mm? d) My, = 600 kN —m > Mumax The beam will be doubly reinforced. See Chapter 3. PROBLEM 2.3 (CE MAY 2012) A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300 mm and an overall depth of 480 mm. The beam is simply supported over span of 5 m. Steel strength f, = 415 MPa and concretef', = 28 MPa. Concrete cover is 70 mm from the centroid of the steel area. Unit weight concrete is 23.5kN/n°.Other than the weight of the beam, the beam carries a superimposed dead of 18 kN/m and a live load of 14 kN/m. Use the strength design method. a) Determine the maximum factored moment on the beam. b) If the design ultimate moment capacity of the beam is 280 kN-m, determine the required number of 20 mm tension bars. ¢) Ifthe beam will carry a factored load of 240 KN at midsPan, determine the required number of 20 mm tension bars. SOLUTION Given: b=300m fico= d=480-70=410 mm B, = 0: fy = 415 MPa Pmin = $= 0.00337 Bar diameter , d, = 20m Weight of beam, Wy = YeAy = 23.5(0.3 x 0.48) = 3.384% a) Maximum factored moment on the beam. Factored load, W, = 1.4(3.384 + 18) +.7 (14) Factored load, W, = 53.738 kN/m Maximum factored moment: b) M,, = 280 kN —m Solve for Mymax to determine whether compression steel is needed _ 0.85Ft¢ 3600 __ 0.85(28)(0.85)(600) Po = F600 fy) > = ~715(6001415) by = 0.02881 Pmax = 0.75 py Pmax = 0.021261 Omax = oa max = 0.03203 Rn max = f'@max(1 — 0.59 Omax) = 7.274 Mu max = 9 Rnmax bd? = 330.14 kN —m Required M,, = 280 kN — m~ |* ~o.85@a)| Prin A; =p bd A, = 0.01755(300)(410) A, = 2159mm? T T Ag = 7dy2 2159 = 7 (20)°N N=6.9 say 7 bars 1. P, = 240kN at midspan W_d = 3.384kN/m (weight of beam) _ Pb, 14Wa)L? Mu 4 8 = 314.805kN-—m pn 415 te yie 0.85/" — Mu "= pat A,=phd_ A, = 0.02031(300)(410) Ag = 2498mm? Ag = dy2N 2498 =%(20)°N N = 7.95 say 8 bars PROBLEM 2.4 (CE MAY 1993) A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300 mm and an effective depth to tension bars of 600 mm. compression reinforcement if needed will be placed at a depth of 60 mm below the top. If f', =30MPa and f, = 414 MPa, determine the tension steel area if the beam is to resist an ultimate moment of 650 kN-m. SOLUTION Solve for Pinay ANd Mymax 0.85 f"-f,600 f,(600 + fy) _ 0.85(30)(0.85) (600) Po = —“q74(600 + 414) py = 0.031 Pmax = 0.15py Pmax = 0.75(0.031) Pmax = 0.0232 Pp = By = 0.85 since f’. < 10 MPa _ 0,02323(414) ~ 30 @ = 0.3209 Mumax = f'c wb d?(1 — 0,59) 0.90(30)(0.3209)(300) (600)?/1-0.59/0.309) My max = 758.1 kN —m > My, Mu max SinceM,, < My max, the beam may be designed as singly reinforced. Ry, = 6.687 MPa 650 x 10° = 0.90R,,(300) (600)? Ry, = 6.687MPa Solve for p: _ 085 f". Rn pap 1- fo 085f" _ eh - 2(6. 1-3 = 0.0191 414 ~ 0.85(30) > Prin = 0.0191(300)(600) A, = 3442 mm? PROBLEM 2.5 (CE November 2000) A rectangular concrete beam has a width of 300 mm and an effective depth of 550 mm. The beam is simply supported over a span 6 m and is used to carry a uniform dead load of 25 kN/m and a uniform live load of 40 kN/m. Assume f',=21MPa and f, =312MPa. Compression reinforcement if necessary shall be placed at a depth 80 mm from the outermost compression concrete. a) Determine 80 mm from the outermost compression concrete. 6) Determine the required tension steel area. c) Determine the required number of 25-mm tension bars. SOLUTION a) Maximum steel area: _ 0.85 f' 6,600 ~ f,(600 + f,) B, = 0.85 since f. is less than 30 MPa Py __ 0.85(21)(0.85)(600) Po =~ 372312 + 600) Py = 0.03199 P max = 0-75Pp Pmax = 0.75(0.03199) Pmax = 0.02399 Asmav = Pmasbd As mae = 0.02399(300)(550) Ag max = 3,959 mm? b) Required tension steel area: Factored load: W, =14D417L W, = 1.4(25) + 1.7(40) W, = 103 kN/m Required strength: WwW, 103(6)? My, = a M, = (6) 8 My,=463.5kN-m Solve for My max _ 0.0299(312) ~ 21 w = 0.356 My max = f' wba? (1 — 0.59) My max = 0-90(30)(0.356)(300) (550)2[1 — 0.59(0.356)] My max = 536.5kN-—m>M,, _ singly reinforced M, = R,bd? M,, = 0.39 Ry (300) (550)? 463.5 x 108 = 0.9 Ry (300) (550)? Ry = 5.67 MPa O.85f', 1 2Ry “fy 0.85 Ff. _ 08521), 26.67) “312 ~0.85(21) p = 0.02269 A, = pbd A, = 0.002269(300)(550) As = 3743 mm? c) Number of 25 mm bars: Number of 25-mm bars= Asos Number of 25-mm bars=r = 7.63 say 8 3(25) PROBLEM 2.6 (CE MAY 2009) A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300 mm and total depth of 600 mm. The beam will be design to carry a factored moment of 540kN-m. Concrete strength f', = 28 MPa and steel yield strength f, = 248 MPa. Solve using the strength design method. a) Determine the balanced steel ratio in percent. b) Determine the minimum effective depth of the beam using a steel! ratio p equal to 0.5 of balanced steel ratio. c) Determine the minimum effective depth of the beam using the maximum allowable steel ratio. SOLUTION Given: b=300 mm f'. =28MPa h=600 mm fy = 248 MPa M, =540kN—m By = 0.85 a) Balanced steel ratio: _ 0.857" 6,600 _ 0,85(28)(0.85)600 Po = F(600 + fy) Po = 348 (600 + 248) Pp» = 0.0577 = 5.77% b) Effective depth using p = 0.5py p = 0.5(0.0577) = 0.0289 phy 0.0289(248) o= F. o=—B Ry = f',@(1 — 0.590) Ry = 28(0.2556)[1 — 0.59(0.2556)] R, = 6.0776 MPa M,, = Mp = ORy ba? 540 x 10° = 0.90(8.307)(300)d? 0.2556 d=491mm PROBLEM 2.7 A concrete one-way slab has a total thickness of 120 mm. The slab will be reinforced with 12-mm-diameter bars with f, = 275 MPa.Concrete strengthf', = 21 MPa. Determine the required spacing 12 mm main bar if the total factored moment acting on 1-m width of slab is 23 KN-m width of slab is 23 kN-m. Clear concrete cover is 20 mm. SOLUTION Note: Slabs are practically singly reinforced because of its small depths. 12mm bars bb 120mm [cover=20 mm b= 1000 mm Effective depth, d= 120 -20-1/2(12) = 94 mm Width, b = 1000 mm M, = R, bd? 23 x 10° = 0.90 R,, (1000)(94)? Ry = 2.892 vata I Z| fy 1 ~ 0.857", 0.85(21) 2(2.982) P= O75 7 | ~ 0.8521) 0.75 x 0.85f' 600 = = 0.0284 Pmax 7,(600 + fy) 14 Pmin = = = 0.00509 fy Ag = pbd Ag = 0.1154(1000) (94) Ag = 1085 mm? Spacing of bars (for walls and slabs using unit width): > s=2 a us 2 _ 10004, _ 1000 x 7 (12) rr S=——T085 s = 100mm PROBLEM 2.8 A 2.8 m square column fooring has a total thickness of 47 mm. The factored moment at critical section for moment is 640 kN-m. Assume f', = 21 MPa and f, = 275 MPa. Clear concrete cover is 75 mm. Determine the required number of 20 mm tension bars. SOLUTION Effective depth, d=470-75-1/2(20) = 385 mm Width, b =2800 mm Design strength, M,, = 640 kN —m Maximum and minimum requirements: pam y 2:85f%ch1600 _ Pmax = 0.75 x ~ecoa,y = 020284 My maz = 2528kN —m (Procedure is not shown anymore see Problem 2.2) 1.4 By Ty = 5488 mm? As min = Singly reinforced: M, = @Ry b d? 640 x 10° = 0.90R,, (2800)(385)? R,, = 1.713 MPa p= ossr'ef fy 2 fy 0.85f", 0.85(21, 2(1.713 -0ssen (|, 20.708 275 J 0:85(21) p = 0.00656 A,=pbd A, = 0.00656(2800)(385) Ag = 7074 mm? > Agmin Number of 20 mm bars: As 7074 == N N= — Ay # (20)? N = 22.5 say 23 bars PROBLEM 2.9 Design a rectangular beam reinforced for tension only to carry a dead load moment of 60 kN-m (including its own weight) and a live load moment of 48 kN- m. Use f', = 20.7 MPa and f,, = 276 MPa. SOLUTION Required strength: My, = 1.4My +17 M, My = 1.4(60) + 1.7(48) M, = 165.6kN—m (Note: this already includes the weight of beam) _ 0.85/'f,600 __0.85(20.7) (0.85) (600) Po =F (600 + fy) Po = 376 (600 + 276) Py = 0.0371 14 Pmin = —— = 0.00507 fy Try p = 60% py, Note: this is the author’s suggestion p = 0.6(0.0371) = 0.02226 _ 0,02226(276) ~ 20.7 @ = 0.2968 Ry = f', (1 - 0.59) Ry = 20.7(0.2968)[1 — 0.59(0.2968)] R,, = 5.068 My = 9 Ry ba? 165.6 x 10° = 0.90(5.068)bd2 bd? = 36,296 x 10°mm? Tryd=1.75b b=228 mm say 230 mm d=399 say 30mm A, = pbd Ag = 0.02226(230)2(400) Ag = 2.049 mm? Summary: b = 230 mm d=400 mm A, = 2,049 mm? PROBLEM 2.10 Design a singly reinforced rectangular beam for a 6-m simple span to support a superimposed dead load of 29 kN/m and a live load of 44 kN/m. ; Ka Assume normal weight concrete with = ae . Use Pmax.f'c = 34MPa,and f, = 345 MPa. SOLUTION Weight of beam: (this is the author's assumption) Assuming a 300 mm x 600 mm, W_b = 24 x (0.3 0.6) = 4.32kN/m W, =14W,+ 17, W, = 14 (29 + 4.32) + 1.7(44) Wy = 121.448 kN /m at? 2 My= Wal! M, = 121.448(6) 8 8 M,, = 546.516 kN —m = 0.85 0.05 = 0.821 Ba = 089 — Faq a9) = _ 0.85 Ftc f1600 _ 9.85(34)(0.821)(600) D “Fy(600¥ Fy) ‘b ~ ~"345(600+345) Pr = 0.04369 P= Prax = 0.75 (0.04369) p = 0.03277 > Prin 0.00423 since f', > 31.36 MPa co = MOBS) Cy = 9.332 34 R, = f',@(1 — 0.56 w) R, = 34(0.332)[1 — 0.59(0.332)] R, = 9.087 MPa Assume d=1.75b (this is the author's assumption) My = Ry, bd? 546.516 x 10° = 0.90(9.087)(b)(1.75b)? b= 2794mm &d = 489 mm Use b = 280 mm, d= 490 mm Minimum beam the thickness (Section 409.6.2.1) nc Eloag FL) 4, 8000/54, 345 ‘min = 76 \04* Fg) Mmin = ie (°4+ 399) Amin = 335 mm OK A,;= phd Ag = 0.03277(280)(490) A, = 4496 mm? Using 32 mm bars (#100) As 4496 = Nez Ay 7 (327 N N = 5.6 say 6 bars | 280mm h = 490 + (25) + 32 +20 h = 554.5 mm > lin Beam weight = 24 (0.28)(0.5545) Beam weight = 3.73 kN/m < 4.32(OK) PROBLEM 2.11 A propped cantilever beam shown in Figure 2.6 is made of reinforced concrete having a width of 290 mm overall depth of 490 mm. The beam is loaded with uniform dead load of 35 kN/m (including its own weight), and a uniform live load of 55 kN/m. Given f', =24MPa, fy = 415 MPa.Concrete cover is 60 mm from the centroid of the bars. Determine the required tension steel area for maximum positive moment. Assume El=constant. 490 mm, Figure 2.6 SOLUTION Given: fic = 24 MPa fy = 415 MPa fn = 275 MPa b= 290mm H =490mm 0mm Wp = 35 kN/m W, =55kN/m d = 490 — 60 = 430 mm W, = 14Wp + 1.7 W; W, = 1.4 (35) + 1.7 (55) W, = 142.5 kN/m My Moment Diagram Mg Solve for moment reactions using the three-moment equation: My = —142.5 (2)(1) = —285 kN —m 641 Bp Ly Mo Lo + 2Mg(Lo + Ly) + Mg la + 6A ae oF + 142. ae 0+ 2M,(0+6) + (—285)(6) +0 +=" =0 Mg = —498.75kN —m Ma = Marignt Ra =WL-R Maximum positive moment: Vy =0 2 Mp = Ry — W, S22 Solve for My max! 0.85f"-f,600 Po =F (600+ fy) Pmax = 0.75 py -489.75 = R(6)- 142.5(8)(4) R=676.875 kN Raq = 142.5(8) — 676.875 Rg = 463.125 kN W,(2+x) -R=0 142.5(2 + x) - 676.875 =0 x=2.75m My = 676.875(2.75) — 142.5 22222" Mp = 253.828 kN —m _ 0.85(24)(0.85)600 Po = ~475(600 + 415) py = 0.0247 Pmax = 0.75 (0.0247) Pinay: = 0.01852 0.01852(415) max = 34 max = 0.3203 Rn max = f', @(1 — 0.59 w) Rn max = 415(0.3203)[1 — 0.59(0.3203)] Mn max = Rnb d? Mn max = 6.235(290) (430)? My max = 334.316 kN =m My max = 0-90(334.316) QM) max = 300.884 kN — At a point of maximum positive moment: M,, = 253.828 kN —m < @ Mn max (Singly reinforced) My, = OR, bd? 253.828 x 10° = .90 R,(290) (430) Ry, = 5.26 MPa — a ay = 285024), 2(5.26) = 415 ~ 0.85(24) p = 0.01495 A,=pbd Ag = 0.01495(290)(430) Ag = 1,864 mm? ANALYSIS OF RECTANGULAR BEAMS WHERE STEEL YIELDS (fs = fy) PROBLEM 2.12(CE MAY 1999) A reinforced concrete rectangular beam with b = 400 mm and d= 720 mm Is reinforced for tension only with 6-25 mm diameter bars. if", =21MPa and f, = 400 MPa, determine the following: a) The coefficient of resistance R,, of the beam. 6) The ultimate moment capacity of the beam. SOLUTION __0.85f'Ay ~ f,(600 + f,) _ 0.85(21) (0.85) (600) P, 400(600 + 400) Po py = 0.02276 Tw Ag = 6x (25)? = 2945 mm? 2945 - °= GID = 0.01023 < p, (steel yields) = 0.01023(400) _ 4 96 ~ 21 “eee Ry, = fle@(1-0.56@) — Ry = 21(0.195)[1 — 0.59(0.195)] R, = 3.62 MPa Answer M,, = @R, bd? M,, = 0.90(3.62)(400)(720)? M, = 675.67kN-—m Answer PROBLEM 2.13 A rectangular beam reinforced for tension only has b= 300 m, d = 490 mm. The tension steel area provided is 4,500 sq. mm. Determine the ultimate moment capcity of the beam in kN-m. Assume f',= 27 MPa, f, = 275 MPa. SOLUTION _ 0.85 f1c81600 __ 0.85(27)(0.85)(600) > = Fy(en0t fy) b = 5 575(6004275) Py = 0.02276 = 4s 4,500 Poa p 300(490) _ Phy _ 0.0361(275) on Fe w= w = 0.3118 Ry = flew (10.59 w) R,, = 27(0.3118)[1 — 0.59(0.3118)] R, = 6.87 MPa My, =@ Ry bd? My = 0.90(6.87)(300)(490)2 M, =445.3kN—m PROBLEM 2.14 A rectangular beam has b = 300 mm, d = 500 mm, A, = 3 — 25 mm, f', = 34.2 MPa, grade 60 reinforcement (f,, = 414 MPa). Calculate the design moment M,,. SOLUTION 0.05 By = 0.85 - 42 — 30) = 0.82 _ 9857781600 _ 0.85(34.2)(0.82)(600) Po =F (e00t fy) b= Taooraiay Pb = 9.03407 Tw Ag = (25)? x3 = 1473 mm? _ As _ _1473 _ , p= P= Tyaay P= 0.00982 < py Steel yields Check if the beam satisfies the minimum requirement: Fe Pmin = th = 0.00353 OK _ Phy _ 0.00982(414) OFF. O° 342 Ry =f, @(1 — 0.590) Ry = 34.2(0.1188)[1 — 0.59(0.1188)] Ry = 3.779 MPa My, = QR, bd? M,, = 0.90(3.779)(300) (500)? M, = 255.11kN—m PROBLEM 2.15 A 130-mm-thick-one-way slab is reinforced with 12-mm-diameter tension bars spaced at 110 on centers. Concrete cover is 20 mm, concrete strength f'. = 21 MPa and steel yield strength f, = 275 MPa. Unit weight of concrete is 23.5 kN/m3. a) What is the ultimate moment capacity of the slab? b) Ifthe slab is simply supported over a span of 4 m, what safe uniform live load pressure can the slab carry? SOLUTION a) Consider 1 m width of slab, b = 1000 mm Effective depth: d = h— cover- 1/2 dy d = 130-20-1/2(12)=104 mm __ 0.85 f'ef,600 __ 0.85(21)(0.85)(600) Po =F (600+ fy) Pb = 975(600 + 275) py = 0.0378 b A, = AyxN Ag = Ay x As = F(z A, = 1028 mm? A, 1028 =a ? = To00Ci04) p = 0.00989 Check if the beam satisfies the minimum steel requirement on flexures: Pmin = OK Phy _ 0,00989(275) fF. OF Wa @ = 0.129 Ry = fic@(1—0.59@) Ry = 21(0.129)(1 — 0.59(0.129)] Ry, = 2.511 MPa M, = gR, bd? My = 0.90(2.511)(1000)(104)? M, = 24.443 kN -—m 2 14)? b) My =“ 24.443 = Wy = 12.222 kW/m Dead load pressure, pp = y, x thickness of concrete. Dead load pressure, pp = 23.5 x 0.13 = 3.055kPa W, = 14W, + 1.7, Wy = 14(pp b) + 1.7 (9, b) 12.222 = 1.4(3.055 x 1) + 1.7(p,x 1) py = 4.673 kPa PROBLEM 2.16 A rectangular beam with b = 250 mm and d = 460 m is reinforced for tension only with 3-25 mm bars. The beam is simply supported over a span of 6 m and carries a uniform dead load of 680 N/m including its own weight. Calculate the uniform live load that the beam can carry. Assume fy = 276.5 MPa and f', = 20.7 MPa SOLUTION A,=3x S25) = 1479 mm? = 0:85F"f,600 = 0:85(20.7)(0.85)(600) Po = F600 + fy) Po = 976.5(600 + 276.5) Py = 0.03703 _ As _ 1.473 = ba ? = 350(460) p = 0.01281 < py (steel yields) Check if the beam satisfies the minimum steel requirement on flexure: Pmin =0,00506 OK Phy ox 0.01281(276.5) fie ~ 20.7 w=0.171 Ry = f'e@(1—0.59@) Ry = 27(0.171)[1 — 0.59(0.171)] Ry = 3.183 MPa M,= QR, bd? M,, = 0.90(3.183)(250) (460)? M,, = 151.56 kN —m WL? Ww, (6)? Mumax = = 151.56 = Wao)? W, = 33.68 kN/m Wy = 1.4 Wo, + 1.7 Wis 33.68 = 1.4 (0.68) + 1.7 Wiz Wy, = 19.25kN—m PROBLEM 2.17 (CE JANUARY 2008) A reinforced concrete rectangular beam has a width of 300 mm and an effective depth of 55 mm. The beam is reinforced with six 25-mm- diameter tension bars. Steel yield f,, is 415 MPa and concrete strength f'c is 28 MPa a) What is the balanced steel ratio? b) What is the maximum steel area for singly reinforced? c) What is the nominal moment capacity of the beam? SOLUTION a) Balanced steel ratio: _ 0,85/"¢8,600 _ 0,85(28)(0.85)600 Pvo=F 600+ fy) °~ 415(600 + 415) B, = 0.85 Pp = 0.028816 Py = 2.88% b) Maximum steel area As max = Pmax bd As max = (0.75 py) bd As max = (0.75 x 0.028816)(300)(5) As max = 3,242 mm? c) Nominal moment capacity Using 6-25 mm bars: 1 Ag = 7 (25)? x 6 = 2,945 mm? As 2,945 afs 52 7 = 00196 i yi p ba p 300600) p = 0.01963 < p;(tensio steel yields) , 0.01963(415 co =P gy = 201963415) _ 9 994 . 28 Ry = f',@(+059e) = Ry = 28(0.291)(1 — 0.59 x 0.291) Ry, = 6.7494 MPa M, = Ry bd? = My = 6.7494(300)(500)? M,, = 506.2kN—m PROBLEM 2.18 A 350 mm x 500 mm rectangular is reinforced for tension only with 5-28 mm bars. The beam has an effective depth of 446 mm. The beam carries a uniform dead load of 4.5 kN/m (including its own weight), a uniform live load of 3 kN/m, and concentrated dead load of P and 2P as shown in Figure 2.7. Assume f, =414MPa,f', =34.5MPa. Calculate the following: a) The ultimate moment capacity of the section in kN-m, and 6b) The maximum value of P in kN. 2P P CTE, 2m | 2m 2m SOLUTION pan 28 ays — a0) 2 fy = 0.85 — (34.5 — 30) = 0.818 = 0.858600 _ 0.85(84.5)(0.818)(600) _ 4 y3.99 Po = F 600+ fy) Po=—~“ai4a(600+ 414) = T 2 = 9 2. A, = 728) x5 = 3079 mm p= & p= Soe = p = 0.01972 < py Steel yields Check if the beam satisfies the minimum requirement: Prin =a 0.00355 _ phy _ 0.01972(414) _ ont 0= a 0.2367 Rn = f', w(1 — 0.59w) = Ry, = 34.5(0.2367)[1 — 0.59(0.2367)]=7.025 MPa My, = @R, bd? — = My, = 0.90(7.025)(300)(446)? = 440.18 kKN-m 1.4(2P) Lap W, = 1.4(4.5) + 1.7(3) = 11.4kN/in Figure 2.8 — Beam with factored loads For the given loads, the maximum moment can occur at B or C: At point C: M, = 1.4P(2) + 11.4(2)(1) Set M. = M, 440.18 = 1.4P(2) + 11.4(2)(1) P = 149 kN At point B: (First solve for Ry) Yim =0 4Ry+ LAP(2) = 2.8P(2) + 11.4(6)(1) Ry =17.140.7P Yims left Mg = (17.1 + 0.7P) — 11.4(2)(1) Set Mp = M, 440,18 = (17.1 + 0.7 P)(2) = 11.4(2)(1) P = 306.27 kN Thus the maximum value of P such that M,,will not exceed 440.18 kN-m is 149 KN. ANALYSIS OF RECTANGULAR BEAMS WHERE STEEL DOES NOT YIELDS (f; # fy) PROBLEM 2.19 A rectangular beam has b = 300 mm, d = 500 mm, A, = 6 — 32 mm, f', = 27.6 MPa, grade 60 reinforcement (f, = 414 MPa). Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of the beam. SOLUTION _ 0.85f'-6,600 _ 0.85(27.6) (0.85) (600) Po=F 600+ fy) > 414(600+ 414) py = 0.0285 1 As = 7 e2y x 6 = 4825 mm? As _ 4825 = p = 0.03217 > py Steel does not yield Para ~ 300(500) 0.85 f', ab 500-a/2 d-c - 500-—c fz = 600 — f; = 600 Vir =0 T=C Acf; = 0.85 f’-ab, a=P, c=0.85¢ (4825)600 2° = 0.85(27.6)(0.85¢)(300) c 484c — 241,964 =0 306.2 mm 500-306 fz = 600 — f= 600 “=f, = 379.65 MPa a = Bc = 0.85(306.2) a= 260.3mm a eM, = 0A, fe(d -5) 260.3. PM, = 0.90(4825) (379.65) (500 - >) gM, = 609.8kN—m PROBLEM 2.20 A rectangular beam reinforced for tension only has b=300 mm, d = 490 mm. The tension steel area provided is 7-25 mm diameter bars with fy = 415 MPa. f’, = 21MPa. Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of the beam. SOLUTION _ 0.85f"',600 _ 0.85(21)(0.85) (600) Po=F 00+ f) ~~ 415(600+ 415) py = 0.02161 1 A, = ye5)Px 7 = 3436 mm? _ As _ 3436 Poa ~~ 300(490) p = 0.02337 > py, Steel does not yield b=300 a i 73 From 1 d-c 490 —c¢ fe = 600 = f= 600 — Vira =0 T=c Af = 0.85 fi,ab, a=B, c=085¢ . (3436)600 =“ = 0,85(221)(0.85c)(300) = c = 296.24 mm 490 — 296.24 296.24 fe = 392.43 MPa < f, a= Bye = 0.85(392.43) a= 251.81mm eM, =9T(d-£) My = gAsfs (4 -$) Mp = 0.90(3436)(392.43)(490 — a) @Mp, = 441.86 kN —m ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF SINGLY REINFORCED NON-RECTANGULAR BEAMS PROBLEM 2.21 Compute the ultimate moment capacity of the beam shown in Figure 2.9 Assume f, = 345 MPa and f'. = 21 MPa. 125,125, 125 125 — £ So o ns 75 375mm Figure 2.9 SOLUTION Note: This is not a rectangular beam. Some formulas derived above (such asp, Pp, Rn) may not be applicable. The moment can be computed using the assumptions in the Code and the conditions of equilibrium. Tw Ay = 7 (82)2x4 A, = 3217 mm? Solve for the balanced A, to determine whether the given steel yield or not. 125 125 125 From Eq. 2-11 Cy =: _ 600d —_-600(625) ~ 600+ f, ~ 600 +345 & = 396.825mm Cy a=B,c a=0.85(396.825)= 337.3 mm A, = 337,3(375) — 125(125) = 110,863 mm? T=C Asy fy = 0.8f'c Ac Asp (345) = 0.85(21)(110,863) Agy = 5,736 mm? 375mm Since As proviaea < Asn, tension steel yields. C=T 0.85f' (ab — 1257) = Asfy 0.85(21)(a x 375 — 125?) = 3,217(345) 207.5mm 625mm a 125 My =Mni—Mne = Mn = Ci (4-5)-G(d--) M,, = 0.85(21)(207.5)(375) (625 2S) M,, = 567.03 kN —m gM, = 0.90(567.03) gM, = 510.33 kN -—m PROBLEM 2.22 Compute the ultimate moment capacity of the beam shown in Figure 2.10. Assume fy = 345MPa and f', = 21 MPa. SOLUTION Tw As = 7 (22)°x 3 A, = 1,140 mm? Solve for Ag: € c, = 000d wo | E >==> m |) . 600+ f, < Figure _ 600(375) > 600 + 345 \orn Cy = 238mm 375m dy = PCy ay = 0.85(238) ay = 202.4mm 375 5 x == x=sa a 6 = 750 x = 168.7mm Ae = 1/2(x)(a) A, =4x 2axa=2a 2% 5 a d-(2/3)a 450m Ac = 17,066 mm? x. T=Co | --- Agp fy = 0.85f'cAg Asy(345) = 0.85(21)(17,066) 375m Asp = 883 mm? < A, SINCEAs providea > Asp, tension steel does not yield (f, < fy) solve for c: Cc =T 0.85f' Ac = Ashe 5 fz = 600 0.85(2D 5 a = 1140 x 600 3a7s-c c a=f,c — 7.437(0.85c)? = 684,00 c = 250.92 mm a=fyc a = 0.85(250.92) = 213.3 mm My = d 24) = 0.85f",Ae(d Z n= Geox (43a) = 085f",4-(4-3a) 5 2 M, = 0.85(21) 75 (213.29) x [37s - 5 (213)| M, = 78.77 kN —m gM, = 0.90 x 78.77 = 70.89 KN —m PROBLEM 2.23 A hall low beam is shown in Figure 2.11. Assume f', = 28 MPa and f, = 345 MPa. a) 6) ¢) d) e) Calculate the required tension steel area when M,, = 800kN — m. What is the balanced moment capacity of the beam? What is the maximum steel area under singly reinforced condition? What is the maximum design moment strength under singly reinforced condition? Calculate the required tension steel area when M, = 1200kN — m. Figure Hallow “as, 50 28) € 2.11- & beam 3 8 © 0 00 | * asm SOLUTION design To guide us whether “a: will exceed 150 mm or not, let us solve the moment when a=150 mm d= 800-75=725mm OM, = 9Co(d-$) pM, = 0.90 x 0.85(28)(150) (725 - 2) Mp, = 1044.225 kN —m a) M, = 800kN —m Since the required M,, = 800 kN —m < 1044.25 kN —m,a < 150 mm. Assuming tension steel yields: a My =9Mn My = 9Co(d— 5) M, = 0.85f"',ab(d -> 800 x 10° = 0.90 x 0.85(28)a(500)(725 — 0.52) a= 111.6mm < 150mm Check is steel yields: d-c a fs = 600 z where c = — = 131.3mm 1 725 — 131.2 f, = 600 —3— 2,712MPa> f, _ steel yields T=C Asfy = 0.85f"ea b Ag(345) = 0.85(28)(111.6)(500) A, = 3,850 mm? b) Balanced condition (See Figure 2.12) 600d _ 600(725) = w+ fh » = 5004345 = 460.32mm D a= fC, a = 0.85(460.32) = 391.3 mm z=a-—150 = 241.27 mm A, = 500(150) = 75,000 mm? yy = 725 = 650mm 1 ~ 2(150) Ay = 125(241.27) = 30,159 mm? yp = 725-150 = 454.37 ~ 2(241.27) Mon = Ci ¥1 + 2C2V2 Myn = 0.85f" (Ari + 2422) Myn = 0.85(28)[75,000 x 650 + 2 x 30,159 x 454.37] Myn = 1812.52kN —m gM, = 0.90 x 1812.52 = 1631.3 kN —m 500m Cy 150 a 2¢, Zz Ms V2 Figure 2.12 c) Maximum steel area, As max T=G+ 0 Agp fy = 0.85f" (Ay + 24y) Asp (345) = 0.85(28)(75,00 + 2 x 30,159) Agy = 9,335 mm Acmax = 0.75 Ay Ag max = 0.75(9,335) Asmav = 7,001 mm? d) Maximum moment , My max! Refer to Figure 2.12: Q+Q=7T 0.85(28)[75,000 + 24,] = 7,001(245) Ap = 13,244 mm? A, =125z 13,244 = 1252 Z= 105.95 mm 1501 3405.95) 522.03 mm Yo = 725 - Mn max = C1 + Yi + 2Co¥o Mn max = 0.85f' (Ary; + 2Agy2) My max = 0.85(28)[75,00 x 650 + 2 x 13,244 x 522.03] Mp max = 1489.34 kN —m Mp max = 0.90 x 1189.34 = 1340.4 kN —m e) M, = 1200KN —m < @My max (Singly reinforced) Refer to Figure 2.12 Ay = 75,000 mm? Ya = 650mm Ay = 1252 yo = 575 —0.5z My = Mn , 1200 x 10° = 0.90 x 0.85 f",(4y 9) + 242 Yo) 1200 x 108 = 0.90 x 0.85(28)[75,000(650) + 2(125z)(575 — 0.5z)] z= 53.04mm Ap =A, +p Ac = 75,000 + 2 x 125(53.04) Ag = 88,259.2 mm? B5f'cAc A,(345) = 0.85(28)(88,259.2) A, = 6,089 mm? BEAM DEFLECTION PROBLEM PROBLEM 2.24 A reinforced concrete beam is 350 mm wide and 600 mm deep. The beam is simply supported over a span of 8 m and carries a uniform dead load of 117 kN/m including its own weight and a uniform live load of 15 kN/m. The beam is reinforced tension bars of 530 mm. f', = 20.7 MPa, fy = 344.8 MPa, f, = 2.832 MPA. Modulus of elasticity of concrete E,= 21,650 MPa and E, = 200 GPa. a) Calculate the maximum instantaneous deflection due to service loads. 6) Calculate the deflection for the same loads after five years assuming that 40% of the live load is sustained. SOLUTION b=350mm b=350mm K 4 E c - —E Figure 2.13 ° E a —€ 3 EF nN n |S o= £18 * -c 6-25mm() 27,208 eoceee Y Cracked section for Iyy Effective moment of inertia, 1: Eq. 2-19 Mer\° Mer\* t= (Fe) + [t- (G2) [les Iq = moment of inertia of gross section _bh® —_ 350(600)° b= =a = 6300 x 108mm where y; = 1/2(600) = 300 mm _ 2.832(600 x 10)° on = 20072 = 59472 kN —m M, = Maximum moment in beam wi? My == w= Wy tw, =11 +15 =26kN/m 26(8)? Ma = wo = 208kN -m I,» = Moment of inertia of cracked section with steel transformed to concrete From Figure 2.13: Modular ratio, n = = = 9.238 T nA = 9.328x 6x ge)? = 27,208 mm? Solve for c: Moment of area above N.A. = Moment of area below N.A. 350 x c x c/2 = 27,208(350-c) c¢=219.7mm be? : fer = Iya = + NASA ~€) _ 350(219.7)? cr 5 + 27,208(530 — 219.7)? Toy = 3,857 x 10° mm 59.472)° 59.472)° = =) x 600 x 10° +]1— =) x 3,857 x 10° I, = 3,914.x 108mm* <1 (OK) a) Instantaneous Deflection: Swit 2(26)(8000)* ~ 384 Ele 384(21,650)(3,914 x 10°) 5 =16.36mm b) Long-term Deflection Since only 40% of the live load was sustained: w= 11 + 0.4(15) = 17 kN/m swt 384 Ecle Instantaneous deflection 6 = __5(47)(8)*(2000)* ~ 384(21,650) (3,914 x 10°) 5 = 10.7 mm Note: Since deflections are directly proportional to the load, the instantaneous deflection due to sustained load can be found by ratio and proportion using the result in Part’a”. 6, _ 16.36 1726 6, = 10.7m Long-term deflection = 5 + 5, a= T+50p g for 5 years or more p since there is no compression reinforcement 2 po a2 T5000) Long-term deflection = 16.36 + 2(10.7) Long-term deflection = 37.76 mm PROBLEM 2.25 (CE NOVEMBER 2002) The continuous reinforced concrete beam shown in Figure 2.14 is subjected to a uniform service dead load of 16 k/m and a service live load of 32 kN/m,resulting in the bending moment diagram shown. Twenty percent of the live load will be sustained in nature, while 80% will be applied only intermittently. The concrete strength f, = 17.2MPa. The modulus of elasticity of concrete is given by the expression E, = 4700 Sqrt(f",) and the modulus of rapture is given by the expression f, = 0.7 Sqrt(f',). Determine the following: a) The effective moment of inertia at the supports (maximum negative moment). b) The effective moment of inertia for the continuous member. c) The additional deflection (in addition to the initial deflection) after 5 years, under the sustained loading if the instantaneous deflection due to the combined service dead and live load is 5 mm. Figure 2.14 x 4. To Tin Cracked Section Gross Section 1=0.0715 1=0.00573 y=310 mm y=159 mm AT SUPPORTS. Gross Section Cracked Section 1=0.00573 »2* 1=0.01387"* y=194 mm AT MIDSPAN y=107 mm si Pc 202 kN-m 202 kN-m SOLUTION E, = 4700/f'. = 4700V17.2 = 19,492 MPA f, = 0.70 Ff" = 0.7 VI72 = 2.903 MPa a) Effective moment of inertia at the supports Maximum moment, M,, = 202kN —m Distance from NA of gross section to extreme tension fiber, Y, = 310 mm Moment of inertia of gross section, I, = 0.00715 m* Moment of inertia of cracked section, I, = 0.00573 m* rly 2.903(0.00715 x 10004) Ma. = 22 Ma, = Orono7ss x too") ve 10 Mey = 66.959 KN —m b 66.959 202 _ (66.959° eo \ 202 2 )x 0.00715 + [:-( ) |xo.00573 1, = 0.0057817 m* Effective moment of inertia for the continuous member _ (e)maxvos ment + (le)maxneg moment Te 3 (Sect. 409.6.2.4) At maximum negative moment (at support) I, = 0.0057817 m* Solving for I, at maximum positive moment (at midspan) Ty = 0.0138 m* Y¥, = 620 — 194 = 246mm (bottom fibers in tension) Icy = 0.00513 m* _ fel __ 2.903(0.00715 x 10004) Mer = Mor = 30 Mz, = 66.959 kN —m Mer)! (Mz) I, —}) |, 1-(—}) J]. . Gr a+ M,/ |" axposment + (le)maxneg moment 2 L= 0.0057817 + 0.007932 > 5 = 0.006857 m* c) Additional long term deflection= long term deflection x A a=— 1+50p" p' = 0(since there is no compression reinforcement at midspan) § = 2(after 5 years) A=——=2 1+0 Solving for the instantaneous deflection under sustained loading: Instantaneous deflection = 5mm (given) Instantaneous loading = 16 kN/m + 32 kN/m Instantaneous loading = 48 kN/m Sustained loading = 16 + 20%(32) Sustained loading = 22.4 kN/m Sine deflection is directly proportional to the load: a 5 22.4 48 5, = 2.33m Additional long term deflection = 2.333 x A =2.333 x 2 Additional long term deflection = 4.67 mm ONE WAY SLAB PROBLEMS Problem 2.36 Design a one-way slab having a simple span 3 m. The slab is to carry a uniform live load of 7,500 Pa. Assume f', = 27.6 MPa and f, = 276 MPa for main and temperature bars. The slab is not exposed to earth or weather. Use unit weight of concrete y, = 23.5 kM/m?. SOLUTION Consider 1 m strip of slab, b= 1000 m Uniform live load, w, = 7.5 KPax 1m =7.5kN/m Minimum slab thickness from Table 2.1: Irmin = 3504+ 2) Irnin = 850° (04 + 22) 700. 700. Dinin = 119 mm (use 120 mm) B=1000 mm 10 mm temp. bprs. 102mm main Hérs over + q, /2 Effective depth: = 120-20 mm (covering)-1/2 bar diameter (12mm) d=94 mm Weight of slab: Wy = Yeone xb xh W, = 23.5 (1)(0.12) W, = 2.82 kN/m Factored floor pressure load: W, = 14w, + 1.7 w, W, = 1.4(2.82) + 1.7(7.5) W, = 16.698 kN/m 2 2 M,= vet M, <2 sont) M, = 18.785 kN —m M,, = oR, bd? 18.785 x 10° = 0.90 R,,(1000)(94)? R,, = 2.362 MPa oe oasf'] |) Ru fy 0.85f", 0.85(27.6) p= a |, -2@362) 276 0.85(27.6) p = 0.009039 Check for Pnin@Nd Prax! 14 Pmin =—— = 0.00507 OK ty 0.75 0.85f'-B1600 Pmex =F 600+ fy) _ 0.75 0.85(27.6)(0.85)600 Pmax = “976 (600 + 276) Pmax = 0.037 > 0.009309 (OK) A, = phd Ag = 0.009039(1000)(94) As = 850 mm? per meter width of slab Using 12-mm main bars: Bein? abar ¥ 1000 s = ¥ 1000 Spacing s = 3 S s = 138mm say 135mm Maximum spacing required by the Code: a) 3(h) = 3(120) = 360 mm OK b) 450 mm Thus, use 12 mm main bars at 135 mm o.c. Temperature bars: (Grade 275) A, = 0.002bh Az = 0.002(1000)(120) A, = 240 mm? F (10)? 240 Spacing =“ x 1000 s= x 1000 ic 5s = 327 mm say 325 mm Maximum spacing required by the Code: a) 5h = 5(120) = 600mm b) 450 mm OK Thus, use 10 mm temperature bars at 325 mm o.c. 12 mm main bars 10 mm temperature bars @ 325 mm oc. @ 325 mmo.c. PROBLEM 2.27 Design a one-way slab to carry a service live load of 4000 Pa. The slab has a length of 4m with both ends continuous. Assume f', = 21 MPa and fy = 415 MPa for main bars and f, = 276 MPa for temperature bars. Steel cover is 20 mm. Unit weight of concrete is 23.5 kN/n. SOLUTION Consider 1 m strip, b = 1000 mm Uniform live load, w, = 4 kpax 1m =4kN/m Minimum slab thickness from Table 2.1: L 4000 lnin = 35 Rinin = a Imin = 143 mm (use 150 mm) Weight of beam (DL): Wp = YeoneX bx Wp = 23.5(1)(0.15) Wp = 3.525 kPa Wy = 14 wp + L4wz Wy = 14(3.525) + 1.7(4) Wy = 11.735 kN/m Maximum factored moment, Section 408.4 (See Page 29) LL<3DL wl,/2 1.18w,/2 4.15w,/2 Shear why /14 w Ly /16 wl /14 yoo _. Ko: Sm Nemes L, = (Ly + £,)/2 L, = (Ly + L3)/2 Effective depth, d = 1.50 - 20- 1/2 (12) Effective depth, d= 124mm At midspan: _ Wulen? _ 11.735 (4)? Mu = T6 Mu =—T6 M,, = 11.735 kN -—m M,, = gR, bd? 11.735 x 10° = 0.90 R,,(1000)(124)? R, = 0.848 MPa ox 0.85(21) : | eel 415 0852) p = 0.0021 Pmin = = 0,00337 > 0.0021 5 Use p = Pmin = 0.00337 A,=pbd Ag = 0.00337(1000)(124) A, = 418 mm? Zag a" 1000 “8 Spacing, s = x1000 = s s = 271 say 270mm Maximum spacing required by the Code: a) 3h =3(150) = 450mm b) 450mm Thus, use 12 mm bottom bars at 270 mm o.c. at midspan At support: Wylen? 11.735(4)? Mu = Ty Mu =F M, = 18.776 kN —m M, =@R, bd? = 18.776 x 10° = 0.90R,,(1000)(124)? Ry, = 1.357 MPa = 085f'c],_ fL=2Rn —08521)] 2(1.357) pre J 085Fc P= a5 { 08521) Pmax = 0.0034 > Pmin = 0.75 285 F A160 = 0.75 285(21)(0.85)600 Pras 50° F600 + Fy) Pmax = 0-75 “A75(600 + 415) Pmax = 0.0162 > 0.0034 Use p = 0.034 A, = pbd A, = 0.0034(1000)(124) A, = 422 mm? Spacing, s = a x 1000 is Spacing = 268 say 265 mm Thus, use 12 mm top bars @ 265 mm o.c. at support Temperature bars (10 mm): (p, = 0.002) A; = 0.002bh = A, = 0.002(1000)(150) A, = 300 mm? (40)? Ecaoy 300 Spacing, s = ase x1000 = s= x 1000 s s = 261 say 260 mm Maximum spacing required by the Code: a) Sh =5(150) = 750mm b) 450mm Thus, use 10 mm temperature bars @ 260 mm o.c. 10 mm temperature bars @ 260 mm o.c. 150 mm <> | 12 mm main bars, @ 265 mm o.c. a 2 ua PROBLEM 2.28 A one-way slab having a simple span of 3 m is 160 mm thick. The slab is reinforced with 12 mm tension bars (f, = 275 MPa) spaced at 140 mm o.c. Stee! covering is 20 mm. Calculate the uniform live load pressure that a slab can carry. Use f', = 20.7 MPa. Unit weight of concrete is 23.5 kN/m3. SOLUTION Consider 1 m strip of slab, b = 1000 m Dead load: wg=y-bh Wg = 23.5(1)(0.16) Wg =3.76kN-—m Effective depth: d= 160-20 - 1/2(12) d= 134mm Steel area, A, = a xA, = A,= a“ x = (a2) A, = 807.8 mm? das _ 807.8 P= ta ~ ° = Z000034 p = 0.006028 _0.85/',8:600 _ _0.85(20.7)(0.85)(600) =F G00+h) ~ ~~ 275(600 + 275) pr = 0.037 > p (steel yields) phy 0.006028(275) o=>S = wo=— —— Fre 20.7 Ry = f'c@(1-0.59@) = Ry = 20.7(0.0801)[1 — 0.59(0.0801)] Ry, = 1.58 MPa M,=9R, bd? M,, = 20.7(0.0801){1 — 0.59(0.0801)] M,, = 25.5334 kN —m 2 3)2 M, = “ = 25.5334 = “Gy Wy= 22.696 kN/m Wy =14 Wp, +17 wi, = 22.696 = 1.4(3.76) 41.7 wi, Wrz = 10.25 kN/m W,, = Uniform pressure x b 10.25 = Uniform pressure x 1 Uniform live load pressure = 10.25 kPa Solved Problems Using 2010 NSCP PROBLEM 2.29 A reinforced concrete beam has width of 310 mm and an effective depth of 490 mm. f'. = 30 MPa, f, = 415 MPa. Determine the following: a) The balanced steel area 6b) The maximum steel area for singly reinforced condition c) The maximum design strength if the beam is singly reinforced d) The required steel area if the beam is subjected to dead load moment of 120 kN-m and live load moment of 170 KN-m. SOLUTION Since f’, > 28 MPa: 0.05, 0.05 By = 0.85 -—-(f", — 28) By = 0.85 ~~ (30 ~ 28) By = 0.836 a) Balanced steel area: _ 0.85 f",6,600 __0,85(30)(0.836)(600) Po =F (600+ fy) Po = 475 (600 + 415) py = 0.03036 Asp = p> bd Asp = 0.03036(310)(490) Ay = 4,611 mm? b) Maximum steel area when beam is singly reinforced: From Eq. 2-24: Pmax = * O85 f'ht _ 3 0:85(30)(0.836) Pmax = 5 “ai5(6004415) Pmax = 0.0221 Asmax = Pmax bd Ag max = 0.0221(310)(490) As max = 3,343 mm? c) Maximum design strength, pMn max: € = 0.004, f, = 800 MPa From Eq. 2-25 : Mn max = p,f'eb@-2 8) Mn max = = on 10, 836)(30)(310)(490)? a-4 7 ¥ 0.836) Mn max = 558.05 kN — m From Eq. 2-26: » = 0.65 + 0.25 1000-fy y = 0.65 + 0,25 Sot 4000-415 g = 0.8145 Mp max = 0-8145(558.05) My max = 454.55 kN —m d) M, =1.2Mp + 16M, M,, = 1.2(120) + 1.6(170) M,, = 451.45 kN —m Thus, the beam is singly reinforced. Determine if the beam is tension-controlled: From Eq. 2-22: @Mn =~ f'- bd?(1- Bx) 1600 @Myy = 451.45 kN —m Since the required M,,is less than My, the section Is tension controlled. p = 0.90 My = 9M a My, = 9 x 0.85 fab (d-$) 416 x 10° = 0.90 x 0.85(30)(a)(310)(490 -9 a= 139.06 mm Check if it is really tension-controlled: 2 _ 139.06 4, = page = 106d mm = 600 ££ = 69 207264 = 5 167 up, Be c.. 1664” * > 1,000 MPa (ox) PROBLEM 2.30 Given the following data for a rectangular beam: width b = 320mm, effective depth d=520mm, f', =27 MPa, fy =345MPa. Dead load moment Mp =180kN-—im, Live load moment M, =167kN— m. Determine the required tension steel area. SOLUTION By = 0.85 My =1.2My+ 16M, M,, = 1.2(180) + 1.6(167) M,, = 483.2 kN —m Solve for 9My maxto determine if compression steel area is required. My mex = va ba? (1-54) My max = 545 > (0.85)(27)(320)(520)? (1 -ae 0. 85) My max = 591.64 kN —m 800-fy) y = 0.65 + 0.25 0.8237 1000—fy @My max = 487.31kN —m> My, (singly reinforced) Solve for pM,,,to determine if the section is tension-controlled. oM, = SO bale ba?(1 -sA,) =478.9kN—m Since M, > @Mzn, the section is within “transition region’, i.e 0.65

1,000 MPa 143.86 fe = 600 The section is tension-controlled, g = 0.90 My = Cold —a/2) = My =0.85f'.ab (d - 0/2) M,, = 0.85(21)(122.28)(280)(480 — 122.28/2) M, = 255.87 kN —m @M,, = 0.90(255.87) gM, = 230.28kN—m b) A, = 4x Ay = 1963 mm? _ Ay _ 1963 P= Fd = 280(480) p = 0.014961 < py (steel yields) C=T 0.85f'ab = Agfy 0.85(21)(a)(280) = 1963(415) a = 163.04mm < = 19181 c= a mm By 480 — 191.81 ——— = 901.5 MPa < 1,000 MP. T9181 OOS « The section within” transition region”, i. e 0.65 < y < 0.90 = 0654025 H—P_ = yp =0654025 WIS = 48 P= 009 F029 Ty =F = 9 = 909 +929 TOO = aI5 9 = 0.858 M,, = C-(d — a/2) = My, = 0.85f'-ab (d — a/2) M,, = 0.85(21)(163.04)(280)(480 — 163.04/2) My, = 324.504 kN —m @Mp = 0.858(324.504) gM, = 278.396 kN —m c) A, = 7x Ay = 3436 mm? A, 3436 p= ba = 280(480) = 0.02557 > py, (stel does not yield) The section is compression-controlled, p = 0.65 T=C Acf, = 0.85f'.ab 480 3436 x 600 c¢ = 297.56mm a= Pye = 252.92 mm 0.85(21)(0.85¢)(280) My = Ce) —a/2) = My = 0.85f',0b (d —a/2) Mn = 0.85(21)(252.92)(280)(480 — 252.92/2) gM, = 0.65(446.91) QM), = 290.49 kN —m PROBLEM 2.32 A hallow beam is shown in Figure 2.16. Assume f', = 28 MPa and f, = 345 MPa a) Calculate the required tension steel area when M,, = 800 kn —m 6b) What is the balanced moment capacity of the beam? c) What is the maximum steel area under singly reinforced condition? d) What is the maximum design moment strength under singly reinforced condition? e) Calculate the required tension steel area when M,, = 1200 kN — m. 500 mm 250 800 mm & 75mm Figure 2.16 - Hallow beam SOLUTION This problem is the same as Problem 2.23. d= 800-75 =725mm To guide us whether “a” will exceed 150 mm or not, let us solve the design moment when a =150 mm. a c => = 176.47 mm By d-c f; = 600 ~_ = 1,865 MPa >1000MPa_ Tension controls, = 0.90 QMy, = gC,(d — a/2) = 0.90 x 0.85(28)(150)(500)(725 — 150/2) gM, = 1044.225 kN —m a) M, = 800kN—m Since the required M,, = 800 kN — m < 1044.225 kN —m,a < 150mm. M, = Mn = @C.(d — a/2) M, = 90.85f'.a b(d — a/2) 800 x 10° = 0.90 x 0.85(28)a(500)(725 — 0.52) a= 111.6 mm < 150mm Stress in steel d-c a Sf; = 600 —— where c =— = 131.3mm c By = 600 287 a 712 MPa > teel yield f= T3137 ‘a> fy steel yields T=C, Asfy = 0.85f", ab A.(345) = 0.85(28)(111.6) (500) A, = 3,850 mm? b) Balanced condition: g = 0.65 600d _ 600(725) ~ 600 +f, = bp = G00 a aas = 400-32mm Cy a=fyc, = a =0.85(460.32) = 391.3 mm z= a —150 = 241.27mm Figure 2.17 A, = 500(150) = 75,000 mm? yy = 725 —1/2(150) = 650mm Ay = 125(241.27) = 30,159 mm? yp = 725 — 150 — 1/2(241.27) = 454.37 Mon = Cyyy + 2Cay2 Mon -B5f" (Ars + 2A2y2) Myn = 0.85(28)[75,000 x 650 + 2 x 30,159 x 454.37] Mpyn = 1812.52 kN —m @Mpn = 0.65 x 1812.52 My, = 1178.14 kN —m c) Maximum steel area, As max Refer to Figure 2.17 3 Cmae = d= 310.71 mm — a= Picnax = 264.11 mm z=a-150= 114.11 mm A, = 500(150) = 75,000 mm? y, = 725 — 1/2(150) = 650 mm Ap = 125(114.11) = 14,263 mm? ‘yp = 725 — 150 — 1/2(114.11)=517.95 TH=Q4Q As maxfy = 0.85 f",(Az + 242) Ag max(345) = 0.85(28)[75,000 x 650 + 2 x 14,263] Ag may = 7,142 mm? d) Maximum moment, My, max: Mn max = C1Y1 + 2Cz Yo Mn max = 0-85f'¢ + (Aryi + 24290) Mn max = 0.85(28)[75,000 x 650 + 2 x 14,263 x 517.95] Mn max = 1511.9kN —m = 0.65 + 0.25 P= = o.gza P= 0.09 + 0.29 TO fe @My max = 0-824 x 1511.9 My max = 1245.3 kN —m e M,, = 1200 kN — m < @My max (singly reinforced) Refer to Figure 2.17 My = 90.85f" (Ary + 2A2y2) hth d-c = 0.65 h - 9 = 065 + 0.28 Tye f= 600 — 000 = 345 _ 166.03 = 0.65 ee . p = 0.65 + 0.2. 7000-345 + 0.2893 z=a-—150 = 0.85¢ — 150 Ay = 1252 = 106.25¢ — 18,750 yp = 725 — 150 — 1/22=575-1/2(0.85c-150) y2 = 650 - 0.425¢ My, = 90.85f" (Ary: + 2A2Y2) 166.03 1200 x 10° = ( +0 2893) 0.85(28)[75,000](650) + 2(106.25c — 18,750)(650 — 0.425c)] c = 398.7 mm 166.03 = >——— + 0.2893 = 0.706 398.7 ~ Q Ap = 106.25(398.7) — 18,750 = 23,615 mm? T=C Asfy = 0.85f" (Ay + 2Az) A,(345) = 0.85(28) (75,000 + 2 x 23,615) Ag = 8,432 mm? PROBLEM 2.33 Design a singly reinforced rectangular beam to carry dead load moment of 110 kN-m (including self weight) and live load moment of180 kN-m. Use steel ratio p = 0.65p, and take d = 1.9b. Assume fy = 276 MPa and fc = 21 MPa. SOLUTION My, = 1.2 Mp + 1.6 M, M,, = 1.2(110) + 1.6(180) M, =420kN—m _ 0.85 f"¢f,600 _ Pp = F(6004+f) = 0.03765 Note: B, = 0.85 since f’, < 28 MPa fy ly. p = 0.65 py = 0.02447 Ry = f'@(1 — 0.59 w)] = 5.473 MPa 600d =——— _ _ ¢(, =0.685d ° 600+ f, Note: For singly reinforced rectangular beam, p is directly proportional to c. Thus, c = 0.65 cy c= 0.445d = oon =e = go0 Cavett fhe ¢ f= 04a5d f, = 747.7 MPa < 1000 MPa "transition" =0.65 +025 2h = 0.65 + 0.25 4277276 P= 0.08 40-29 700 = fF 9 = 0.09 + 0.29 F000 = 276 og = 0.813 My, = pR, bd? 420 x 10° = 0.813(5.473)(b)(1.9b)? b = 297mm d=1.9b = 564mm A, = phd Ag = 0.02447 (297)(564) A, = 4,1000 mm? PROBLEM 2.34 Repeat Problem 2.33 using a steel ratio p = 0.5p» SOLUTION M,, = 420kN —m Py = 0.03765 p = 0.5py = 0.01883 w= Phy (1 —0.59w) = 4.438 MPa fr = 000d Cy = 0.685d > 600+ f, pe © = 0.5cy = 0.34247 d d-c d—0.34247d f= 600 ——* f= 600d —- 0.324247d f; = 1152 MPa > 1000 MPa,g = 0.90 M, = @ Ry b d?= 420 x 10° = 0.90(5.473)(b)(1.9b)* b=308mm d= 1.9) =585mm As = phd As = 0.01883(308)(585) Ag = 3,390 mm? SUPPLEMENTARY PROBLEMS PROBLEM 2.35 A rectangular beam has b = 250mm,d = 350mm, f, = 414 MPa, f'. = 20.7 MPa. Determine (a) the maximum design moment if the beam is singly reinforced and (b) the required steel area if the beam is required to carry a dead load moment of 50 kN-m and a live load moment of 30 kN-m. Use the 2001 NSCP. Answer: @) OM, max = 148.3 kNm b) Ag = 1075 mm? PROBLEM 2.36 Repeat Problem 2.35 using the 2010 NSCP. Answer: @) @My max = 130.8 kN —m b) Ag = 1056 mm? PROBLEM 2.37 Design a rectangular beam reinforced for tension only carry dead load moment of 85 kN-m (including its estimated weight) and a live load of 102 kN-m. Use p = 0.6p,and use d= 1.75b. Assume f, = 276 MPa and f’, = 28 MPa. Use the 2001 NSCP Answer: b = 250 mm,d = 436 mm, A, = 3,273 mm? PROBLEM 2.38 Repeat Problem 2.37 using the 2010 NSCP. Answer : b = 246 mm,d = 430 mm, A, = 3182 mm? PROBLEM 2.39 A reinforced concrete beam has the following properties: Use 2001 NSCP) beam with, b = 320mm effective depth, d = 640 mm concrete strength, f'. = 25MPa reinforcing steel, fy = 400 MPa reinforcing steel modulus, E, = 200,000 MPa service dead load moment 350 = kN-—m a) If the beam is to be designed for a balanced condition, find the required area of steel area reinforcement, design balanced moment, and the corresponding service live load moment. b) Find the maximum steel area, the maximum design moment, and the corresponding service live load moment if the beam is to be designed as singly reinforced. Answer: a) Ajy = 5,549 mm2, pM, = 952.44, M, = 272 kN —m b) As max = 4,162 mm?, ~ My max = 775.46,M, = 168 kN —m PROBLEM 2.40 Repeat Problem 2.39 using the 2010 NSCP. Answer: a) 5,549 mm?, pM, = 687.87 kN —m,M, = 167.42 kN —m b) Ag max = 3,963 mm2, PMy max = 677,7M, = 161 kN —m PROBLEM 2.41 Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of a rectangular beam with b = 350mm, d=450mm,A,=5-25mm. Assume f', = 24 MPa. f, = 345 MPa. Use 2001 NSCP. Answer: 9M, = 366.2 KN —m PROBLEM 2.42 Repeat Problem 2.41 using the 2010 NSCP. Answer: 9M, = 366.2 kN —m PROBLEM 2.43 Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of a rectangular beam with b = 350mm, d = 540mm, A, =7—28mm. Assume f', = 24 MPa, fy = 345 MPa. Use 2010 NSCP. Answer: pM, = 582.9 kN —m PROBLEM 2.44 Repeat Problem 2.43 using the 2010 NSCP. Answer: 0M, = 514.3kN—m PROBLEM 2.45 Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of a rectangular beam with b = 300mm, d=500mm, A,=9-28mm?. Assume f', =34MPa, fy = 414 MPa. Use 2010 NSCP Answer: 0M, = 729.6kN —m PROBLEM 2.46 Repeat Problem 2.45 using the 2010 NSCP. Asnwer: 9M, = 522.5kN—m SOLVED PROBLEMS IN T-BEAMS USING 2001 NSCP PROBLEM 3.1 Determine the effective flange with for symmetrical T-beam with a span of 6 m. The beam width of web is 250 mm, the slab thickness is 120 mm, and the clear distance to adjacent beams is 3m. SOLUTION For symmetrical T-beam, the effective flange width is the smallest of: 1. 1/4 span = 6000/4 = 1500 mm 2 16t + by = 16(120) + 250 = 2170 mm 3. clear spacing of beams + b,, = 3000 + 250 = 3250 mm Therefore by = 1500 mm PROBLEM 3.2 Given the following elements of a T-beam. Flange width, by =1200mm Concrete strength f’, = 30 MPa Flange thickness, t = 130 mm Steel strength, f, = 345 MPa Width of web, by, 90 mm Effective depth, d = 470 mm lf the beam Is reinforced for tension only, determine the ultimate moment capacity when the depth of compression concrete flange equals the flange thickness or a = t. SOLUTION Mn = 0.8 f'e bp ad — 7/9) Whena=t Eq. 3-5 M,, = 0.85 f", bt(d — t/2) 180 Myy, = 0.85(30)(120)(130) (470 ~—-) Myn = 1611 kN —m 9 My = 0.90 x 1611 = 1450 kn—m PROBLEM 3.3 Given the following elements of a T-beam: Flange width, by = 900 mm Concrete strength f’, = 20.7 MPa Flange thickness,t =110m Steel strength, fy = 414 MPa Width of web, by, 10mm Effective depth, d = 460 mm If the beam is reinforced for tension only, determine the following: a) The balanced steel area b) The nominal and ultimate balanced moment capacity c) The maximum steel area d) The nominal and ultimate maximum moment capacity SOLUTION B, = 0.85 since f', is less than 30 MPa a) Balanced condition _ 600d _ 600(460) > 600+ fy > 600 +414 Cy = 272.2 mm a= Bye a = 0.85(272.2) a=2314mm>t Figure 3.3 z=a-—t=1214mm A, = by xt = 900(110) = 99,000 mm? A = Dy x Zz = 310(121.4) = 37,622 mm? Acp = Ay + Az = 136,622 mm? TH+ Asp fy = 0.85 f",( A + A) Agy (414) = 0.85(20.7)99,000 + 37,622) Asp = 5,806 mm? = balanced steel area y, =d—t/2 = 405 mm —t-—2/2 = 289.3mm Cry + Co Ve 0.85 f’.( Ar 1 + Aa ye) Myn = 0.85(20.7)[99,000(405) + 37,622(289.3)] Mpyn = 597 kN — m = nominal balanced moment Mon = Myn = 0.90(897) Mpn = 807.3 KN —m = ultimate balanced moment b) Maximum steel area and moment. Refer to Figure 3.3. Ag max = 0.75 Agy As max = 0.75(5806) As max = 4,355 mm? > maximum steel area Acmax = 0.75 Acy Acmax = 0.75(136,622) Acmax = 102,466 mm? > A,,thusa>t Acmax = Ai + Az 102,466=99,000 + 310(z) z=11.2mm Ap = 102,466 — 99,000 = 3,466 mm? Yo =d—t—4/y = 344.41 mm Mn mnx = C1 V1 + C2 Yo Mn max = 0.85 f"( Ar ¥1 + Az Y2) My max = 0-85(20.7)[99,000(405) + 3,466(289.3)] My max = 726.5 KN —m > nominal max moment My max = 0.90(726.5) Mn max = 653.8 kN —m = ultimate maximum moment PROBLEM 3.4 A T-beam has the following properties: by = 820mm, by = 250mm, d= 470 mm,t = 100mm. Concrete compressive strength f'. = 20.7 MPa and steel area for the following load conditions: a) Mp = 150kn—m, M, =120kN—m b) Mp =175kN—m, M, =190kN—m SOLUTION By = 0.85 Solve for tg My when a = t @Myn = 0.85/"cby t (a - ) 545.375 kN — mm Solve for ~My max Balanced condition: 600d = w+ = 278.11 mm ly a < By cy = 236.39 mm >t > = 820mm. FIGURE 3.4 z=a-—t=136.39mm Ay = by t = 82,000 mm? Ay = by Z = 34,098 mm? Acy = Ay + Ap = 116,098 mm? Maximum condition: Ac max = 0.75 Acy = 87,073 mm? > A, Az = Acmax — 82,000 = 5,073 mm? = = 20.29 mm Ww Yo =d—t—4/y = 359.85 mm Mn max = Mn + Mnz2 = Mpn + 0,85f'cA2Y2 Mp max = 574.28 kN —m a) Mp = 150 kN — m,AM, = 120kN—m My, = 1.4Mp + 1.7 M, = 414kN —in < @My max singly reinforced Since M,, is less than Myn, "a" is less than t. -a/2 470 mm d= by, = 250mm M, = 0.85f', aby(d—a/2) 414 x 10° = 0.90(0.85)(20.7)a(820)(470 — a/2) a=73.6mm T=C Asfy = 085f'-ab, Ag = 2,565 mm? Minimum A, jis the smaller of: yv apy Of FS bod = 646 mm? d = 1059 mm? Thus, A, = 2,565 mm? b) Mp =175kN—m,M, = 190kN —m My = 14 Mp + 1.7 My; = 568 KN —m < YMp max, singly reinforced Since M,, is more than Myy,"a"is more than t. 470 mm d= 4, =250 My = Mp + PMn2 568 x 10° = 545.375 + 0.90(0.85)(20.7)(250)z(470 — 1002/,) z= 15.78 mm Ay = by z = 3,946 mm? T=Q4Q Ag fy = 0.85f',(Ay + A) A,(414) = 0.85(20.7)(82,000 + 3946) Ag = 3,653 mm? PROBLEM 3.5 Design a T-beam for a floor system for which by = 300mm and d= 550mm. The beams are 4.5 m long and spaced at 3 mo.c. The slab thickness is 100 mm Mp = 450 kN — m(including its own weight ),M, = 350 kN —m. f', = 27 MPa fy = 415 MPa. SOLUTION By = 0.85 My = 14Mp +1.7M, My = 1.4(450) + 1.7(350) M,, = 1225 kN —m Solve for bf: b; is the smallest of: 1. L/4=1.125m 2. 16, + by = 16(100) + 300 = 1,900 mm 3. center-to center spacing of beams = 3m Thus, bp = 1,125 mm Solve for gM, when a = t = 100mm, ¢ = 0.90 Myr = 90.85 f' et bpd — /y) My, = 1161.844 kN —m Solve for pM, maxto determine if compression steel is needed. _ 600d _ © = Sop = 325,123 mm @ = Bycpy = 276.355 mm > t 550mm d=' My = @Myn + PC2Ye z. 1225 x 10° = 1161.844 x 10° + 0.90 x 0.85(27)(300z)(450 — > 2=23.25mm Ag = Dy 2 = 6975.02 mm? T=y+ Asfy = 0.85f" (Ai + Az) A,(415) = 0.85(27) (112,500 + 6,975.02) Ag = 6,607 mm? Minimum A,is the smaller value of: Ley, d = 1033 mm? LEE yd = 1937 mun? hy afy F Thus, A, = 6,607 mm? PROBLEM 3.6 Determine the ultimate moment capacity of reinforced concrete T-beam with the following properties: Flange width b = 1500 mm, web width by = 250 mm, effective depth d = 600 mm, slab thickness t = 100 mm. Assume fc = 20.7 MPa and f, = 345 MPa. The beam is reinforced with six 28 mm bars. SOLUTION Solve for balanced A, 600d ~ C00 +h, a= Bic = 323.81 >t Z=a-—t=22381mm Ay = byt = 150,000 Az = by z = 55,952 mm? Co = 380.95 mm by =1500mm t=100 e=250 mm T=C Asfy = 0.85f",(Ai + Ao) Agp(345) = 0.85(20.7)(150,00 + 55,952) Asp = 10,503 Steel area provided, A, = 6 x (28) = 3,695 mm? > Ag, steel yields Therefore, f, = fy C=T 0.85 f'cAc = Achy 0.85(20.7) A, = 3,695(345) A, = 72,441 < Ay therefore "a" is less thant -a/2 A, = aby 72,441 = a (1500) a = 48.29 mm? My = 0.85f', a by(d — 9/2) M, = 0.85(20.7)(48.29)(1500)(600 — 48-29/,) My, = 733.99 kN —m eM), = 0.90(733.99) @M,, = 660.6 kN —m PROBLEM 3.7 Given the following prope! of T-beam: Flange width, by = 900mm _ f', = 21 MPa Flange thickness, t=1200 f, = 345 MPa MT Uno ee UE Effective depth, d = 580 mm Service deal load, Mp = 410 kn —m TR WSR Ra lee Coe eM role or Ce Cao) only with twelve (12) 28-mm-diameter bars. SOLUTION By = 0.85; p = .90 © Ag = 12 x (28)? = 7,389 mm? A, = by t = 108,000 mm? Solve for balance A,: = 00 = 368,25 “6007, mm C = B cy = 313.02 mm > t Z=a=t=193.02mm Ay = by Z = 77,206 mm? ob T=C Agyfy = 0.85f"(Ay + Aa) Agy(345) = 0.85(21) (108,000 + 77,206) Asp = 9,582 mm? Steel area provided is less than the balanced steel area. Steel yields. C=T O.85f'cAc = Achy 0.85(21)A, = 7,389(345) Ac = 142,813 mm? > Ay a>t d=580mm y =400 mm 142,813=108,000+A, Ac = Ar + Ao Ap = 34,813 mm? Ay = byZ 34,813 = 400z z = 87.03 mm mad", > 520 mm yo=d—t-5 = 41648 mm Mn = Cy1 + CoY2 , My = 0.85" (Aryi + Aaya) My = 0.85(21)[108,000(520) + 34,813(416.48)] My = 1,261.3 KN —m @Mp = 0.90(1,261.3) gM, = 1135.138 kN —m eM, = My My, = 14 Mp + 1.7M, 1,135,138 = 1.4(410) + 1.7M, M, = 330.0kN—m PROBLEM 3.8 The section of a reinforced concrete T-beam is shown in Figure 3.5. The beam is reinforced with 10 32-mm-diameter tension bars with f, = 415 MPa. Concrete strength f’. = 32 MPa. If the total service dead load moment on the beam is 330 kN-m, determine the safe service live load moment. E £ S ha) ia u iS SOLUTION z ko, —| i A, = 10x 732)? *=320mm Figure 3.5 A, = 8,042 mm? A, = bt = 60,000 mm? t=120m 0.05 By = 0.85 - = (32 - 30) 4,8 B, = 0.836 £) 3 N74 Solve for balance A,: rt c, = 000d > 600+ fy Cy = 313.3 mm a= B,C, = 261.83 mm >t Z=a—t=14183mm Aa = by Zz = 45,385.5 mm? Asp fy = 0.85f" (A + Ap) Asp (345) = 0.85(21) (60,00 + 45,385.5) Agp = 6,907 mm? Since A, > A,,, tension steel does not yield “ d= A, = 60,000 mm? by Z = by(a-t) Az = by(Bic — t) d-c fz = 600 —— THC,4Cp Apfe = 0.85f' (Ay + Ap) 8,042 x 600 2 = 0.85(32)[60,000 + 320(0.836c - 120)] 327.95 mm a=, c = 261.83 mm Ap = by z = 49,303 mm? zZ=a—t=141.83mm Yo =d—t—4/y = 332.97mm yy =d—t/2 = 470mm My = Crys +Cov2 My = 0.85f',(Aiy1 + Arvo) M,, = 0.85(32)[60,000(470) + 49,303(332.97)] M,, = 1,213.56 kN —m @Mp, = 0.90(1,213.56) gM, = 1,092.2 kN — im My, = @M, M, = 14Mp + 1.7 M, 1,092 = 1.4(330) + L.7M, M, = 370.7kN—m SOLVED PROBLEMS IN T-BEAMS USING 2010 NSCP. PROBLEM 3.9 Repeat Problem 3.3 using the 2010 NSCP. SOLUTION Given: b; = 900mm t= 110mm 14 MPa by = 3210 mm d= 460mm B, = 0.85 since f, is less tan 28 MPa a) Balanced condition, g = 0.65 _ 600d _ 600(460) © S00 f, = G00 + 414 Cp = 272.2 mm a=pyc a = 0,85(272.2) a=2314mm >t by = 900mm Figure 3.6 z=a-—t=1214mmn Ay = bp x t = 900(110) = 99,000 min? Ap = by x Z = 310(121.4) = 37,622 mm? Acp = Ay + Ap = 136,622 mm? T=q+e% Ago fy = 0.85f" (Ai + Ap) Agp(414) = 0.85(20.7)(99,000 + 37,622) Agy = 5,806 mm? = balanced steel area y, =d-t/2=405mm Y2=d-—t—2/2 = 289.3mm Mon = C1 + CoVe Mon = 0.85f' (Ari + Aaya) Mpyn = 0.85(20.7)[99,000(405)37,622(289.3)] Mpn = 897kN-—m = nominal balanced moment Q@Mpn, = 0.65(897) @Myn = 583 kKN-—m = ultimate balanced moment b) Maximum steel area and moment. Refer to Figure 3.6. =2q=19744 = 065 +025 20 0.815 c= Fd = 197.14 mm; y= 0. 25 Tp f = a=fye a = 0.85(197.14) a = 167.6 mn Z=a-—t=57571mm Ap = by z = 310(57.6) = 17,847 mm? yp = d—t—2/2 = 321.21mm TH+, As maxly = 0.85f' (Ar + Az) As max(414) = 0.85f" (99,000 + 17,847) Asmar = 4966 mm? > maximum steel area Mn max = 1¥1 + C2¥2 Mn max = 0.85f'(Arys + AoVo) My max = 0.85(20.7)[99,000(415) + 17,847(321.2)] Mn max = 806.34 KN —m = nominal max moment My max = 0.815(806.34) Mn max = 656.9kN—m = ultimate maximum moment PROBLEM 3.10 Repeat Problem 3.2 using the 2010 NSCP. SOLUTION Given: b, = 1200 mm by = 290 mm = 130mm d=470mm Mpn = 0.85f' ct bf (d - "/2) Mgn = 0.85(30)(1200)(130)(470 — 139/,) Myr = 1611kN —m Solving for g: a= 130mm 005, | . By = 0.85 = (f", ~ 28) = 0.836 =a = c= 7B, = 155.56 mm f, = 600 = 1213 MPa > 1000 MP "tension — controls, p = 0.90" c @Myn = 090(1611) @Mjn = 1450 kN —m PROBLEM 3.11 Repeat Problem 3.4 using the 2010 NSCP. Additional questions: c) Find the required steel area if M)=195kN-—m and M, = 210 kN —m. d) Find the maximum design moment so that section is tension- controlled if it is reinforced for tension only. SOLUTION Given: b,; = 820mm Dy = 250 min 1 = 0.85 since f’, < 28 < MPa Solve for gM, when a = t: Myy, = 0.85f", by t(d — t/2) = 605.97 kN — mm ra dy, = c= 7B, = 117.65 mm d-c fz = 600 —F 1797MPa > 1000MPa,¢ = 0.90 @Mjy, = 545.375 kN —m Solve for 9My max! 3 Cnax = z¢ = 201.43 mn 800 -f, p = 0.65 + 0.25 = 0.815 1000 = f, @ = By Cmax = 171.21mm>t Z=a-t=7121mm Ay = by Z = 17,803.6 mm yo =d—t—z/2 = 334.39mm Ma max = Myn + 0.85f' cAaY2 Mn max = 710.72 KN —m My max = 579 KN =m a) Mp = 150kN—m,M, =120kN—m M, = 1.2Mp + 1.6 M,; = 372 kN —m < OM) max, Singly reinforced Since M, is less than pM;,,,’a" is less than t. Assume y = 0.90 M, = 90.85f"cabp(d - Y/) 372 x 10° = 0.90(0.85)(20.7)a(820)(470 — %/,) a= 65.52mm c= “1B, = 77.08mm ff, = 600 = 3,058 MPa > 1000 MPa, tension controls, p = 0.90 T=C Agfy = 0.85f", a by A,(345) = 0.85(20.7)(65.52)(820) A, = 2,283 mm? Minimum 4, is the smaller value of: Fe aie, 59 mm? yaad d = 646 mm? “a? = 1059 mm Thus, A, = 2,283 mm? b) Mp = 175 kN — m,M, = 190 kN —m My, = 1.2 Mp +: 1.6 M, = 514kN —m < OM, mgx, singly reinforced Since M,,is less than @Myn,"a"is less than t. Assume g = 0.90 M,, = g0.85f'2ab;(d — %/5) 514 x 106 = 0.90(0.85)(20.7)a(820)(470 — a/2) a= 93.53 mm = “lp, = 110.03 mm d-c fs = 600 —F 1,963 MPa > 1000MPa, tension controls, p = 0.90 T=C Acfy = 0.85/'- a by A,(345) = 0.85(20.7)(93.53)(820) Ag = 3,259 mm? c) Mp = 195 kN —m,M, =210kN—m My = 1.2Mp + 1.6M, = 570 kn —m < PM, max singly reinforced Since M,,is more than gM,,"a"is more than t. >. =250 mm d) Assume y = 0.90 My = Myx + PMn2 570 x 108 = 545.375 + 0.90(0.85)(20.7)(250)z(470 — 100 - 2/9) z= 17.05mm a=t+z=117.05 mm;c = a/B, = 137.7mm d f, = 600 z = 1448MPa > 1000MPa, tension controls, p = 0.90 Ap = by z = 3,908 mm? TH=Q4+Q Agfy = 0.85f"(Ay + Ao) Ag = 3,666 mm? c = 2d = 176.25 mm, = 0.90 a= fc =149.81mm>t b; = 820mm >» =250mm z=a-—t=4981mm Ag = byz = 12,453 mm? z yp = dt -5 = 3450.9mm Min = Myn + 0.85 f'-Azy2 My = 681.59 kN —m Mm = 613.4 kN —m Note: If M,,is less than or equal to yM,,, the beam is tension-controlled. PROBLEM 3.12 [Repeat Problem 3.6 using the 2010 NSCP. SOLUTION Given: by = 1500mm f': = 20.7 MPa Dy = 250mm fy = 345 MPa d=600mm By =0.85 As = 6 — 28 mm = 3,694 mm? Solve for balanced A,: 600d Co = Zgay = 380.95 mmm a= By cy = 323.81 >¢ A; = byt = 150,000 Ap = Dy 7 = 55,952 mm? ' =400 mm T=C Asp fy = 0.85f' (Ay + Aa) Agp(345) = 0.85(20.7) (150,000 + 55,952) Asp = 10,503 Steel area provided, A, = 6x $ (28)? = 3,695 mm? < Ag, "steel yields" therefore, f; = fy C=T 0.85f".Ay = 0.85(20.7)A, = 3,695(345) A, = 72,441 1000MPa tension controls therefore y = 0.90 M,, = 0.85f",a by(d — a/2) .85(20.7)(48.29) (1500) (600 — 48:29/,) M, = = 733.99 kN —m gM) = 0.90(733.99) QM, = 660.6 kN —m Ss I PROBLEM 3.13 Repeat Problem 3.7 using 2010 NSCP. SOLUTION Given the following properties of a T-beam: Flange width, br = 900 mm f'c = 21 MPa Flange thickness, t = 120 mm fy = 345 MPa Width of web, b,, = 400 mm Ag = 7,389 mm? Effective depth, d = 580 mm Service deal load, Mp = 410 kN —m = 0.85; 9 = 0.90 Ag = 12x £(28)? = 7,389 mm? Ay = by t = 108,000 mm? Solve for balance A,: 600d Cy = a0 R= 368.25 mm a= Bycy = 313.02 mm > t z=a—t= 193.02 mm 5 =400 mm Ay = by, Z = 77,206 mm? T=C Aspfy = 0.85f' (Ar + 42) Asp (345) = 0.85(21)(108,000 + 77,206) Agy = 9,582 mm? Steel area provided is less than the balanced steel area. Steel yields. car 0.85f"-Ae = Agfy 0.85(21)A, = 7,389(345) Ac = 142,813 mm? > A, “al >t by = 900mm A, = A, + A> 142,813 = 108,000 + A, Ap = 34,813 mm? Ay = Dy Z 34,813 = 400z yi =d-"/y = 520mm youd 4/9 = 416.48 mm Mn = Cry, + Coo M,, = 0.85f" (Ary + Arvo) M,, = 0.85(21)[108,000(520) + 34,813(416.48)] M,, = 1,261.6kn—m Solve for g: a=t+z= 203.03 mm c= “1B, = 243.57mm fz = 600 = 828.76 MPa < 1000 MPa c Since fy < f < 1000 MPa,Transition region fs -fy = 0.65 + 0.25 ——_—~_ = 0.8346 ° +928 1000 =f, My, = 0.8346(1,261.3) ~My = 1,052.703 kN —m @My = My My = 1.2 My + 6M, 052.703 = 1.2(410) + 1.7 M, Me =350.44kN-—m PROBLEM 3.14 Repeat Problem 3.8 using 2010 NSCP. |. a =500mm——>| 7 120 d sonal ly, I =320mm Figure 3.7 by ta120 0 — ‘ -soonm— 530mm ; SOLUTION Tw As = 10x 5(32)? A, = 8,042 mm? Ay = Drt = 60,000 mm? 0. By = 0.85 - By = 0.821 05 7 (32 — 28) Solve for balanced A,: 600d ~ 600 + fy a= 313.3mm a= Bycp = 257.85mm>t z=a-—t=137.35mm Ay = byz = 43,953 mm? Cy T=C Agpfy = 0.85f' (Ai + 4a) Agy(345) = 0.85(21)(60,000 + 43,953) Agy = 6,813 mm? Since A, > Agy, tension steel does not yield Dy be =320171 = 0.65 cpmression controls A, = 60,000 mm? Ap = Dy Z = by(a—t) = Dy (By -t) d-c fe = 600 —— TH=Q+Q, Asfe = 0.85f' (Ay +Ap) 530 — 8,042 x 600 --——~ = 0.85(32)[60,000 + 320(0.821c — 1200)] ¢ = 329.27 mm a= yc = 27047 mm Ay = by z = 48,151 mm? zZ=a-t y, =d—t/2 =470mm Mn = CiY1 + CoY2 Mn = 0.85f' (Aiyi + Aaya) 150.47 mm Y2 = d —t—3 = 334.76 mm My = 0.85(32)[60,000(470) + 48,151(334.76)] M, = 1,205.48 kN —m M,, = 0.65(1,205.48) gM, = 783.56 kn —m My, = 9M M, = 1.2 Mp + 1.6M, 78.56 = 1.2(330) + 1.6 M, M, = 242.23 kN—m DESIGN PROBLEMS Doubly Reinforced Beams PROBLEM 3.15 a .305-mm wide rectangular beam has an overall depth of 560 mm. The beam is reinforced with four 25-mm-diameter compression bars. The centroid fiber. Assume f, = 415 MPa and f', = 29 MPa. Determine the following: a) The balanced tension steel area and the nominal and ultimate balanced moment. b) The maximum tension steel area and the nominal and ultimate maximum moment. SOLUTION c, <_ 1 f + ' fr, > ' Mus B, = 0.85 a) Balanced condition _ 600d _ 600(490) 600+ fy = ¢00 + 415 Cy = 289.66 mm a= cy a = 0.85(289.66) a= 246.21mm d-c 280.66-70 foc = 600 foc = 600 5 foc = 455 MPa > fy, yield Soc = fy T, = Ce Agi fy = 0.85f", ab Agq(415) = 0.85(29)(246.21)(305) Ag: = 4,460 min? T, = C's Asofy = A'sfy Ag = 964 mm? Balanced steel area, Ag, = Ag + Aso = 6,242 mm? Myy = C,(d — 0/2) + C',(d- a’) ns a Myp = 0.857f'.ab(d—5)+4'f(d-¢) My = 0.85(29)(246.21)(305)(490 — 246.217.) Myy = 1,021.4 kN —m Mn» = 0.90(1,021.4) = 919.24 kN — m b) Maximum tension steel area: According to Section 410.4.3, for members with compression reinforcement, the portion of , equalized by compression reinforcement need not be reduced by the 0.75 factor. As, = 0.75As, Ast max = Isl max 5(4,460) 3,345 min? Aso = 1,964 mm? 345 + 1,964 5,309 mm? As max = Asi max + Asa Asmax = Asmax C.=T, 0.85f", ab = Astmax fy 0.85(29)(a)(305) = 3,345(415) a = 184.7 mm c=a/p, c= 184.7/0.85 c=217.2mm , fy, thus f’, = fy = 345 MPa Co+C,=T 0.85 f,ab+A'sf', = As fy 0.85(35)(0.814 x 292)(300) + 1232(345) = A,(345) Ag = 7,384 mm? b) Maximum steel area: For rectangular beams: Cmax = 0-75 Cy = 0.75(292) Cmax = 219.05 mm a= By cmax = 178.37 mm 219.05 — 70 219.05 f's = 600 = 408 MPa > fy, thus f', = fy = 345 MPa C.+C, =T O85f'.ab+A'sf's = Ashy 0.85(35)(178.37)(300) +1232(345) = A,(345) A, = 5,846 mm? PROBLEM 3.17 A rectangular beam has b=300 mm and d= 490 mm. Concrete compressive strength f’,=27.6MPa and steel yield strength f, = 276 MPa. Compressive steel if required shall have its centroid 60 mm from extreme concrete fiber. Calculate the required tension steel area if the factored moment _M,,is 620 kN-m. SOLUTION This is the same problem in Chapter 2. Solve for PMn max ? 600d = wth = 335.616 mm p dy = Bycy = 285.27 mm a Mn max = 0.85f', ab(d — 3 0.85(27.6)(213.96)(300)(490 — 213.96/2) My max = 576.76 kN — m My max = 0.90(576.76) = 519 kN —m Mn max Since M,, = 620 kn —m > @My max, the beam must be doubly reinforced. b C,=0.85f',ab ~~ = a-a/24 1 1 1 @s bee Na

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