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- A rectangular beam 250 mm wide, 500 mm deep is reinforced at the bottom with d-20-mm-dismeter bars and at the top with 2-16-mm bars. Concrete cover to bar centroid at the top is M0 mm and at the bottom is 70 mm. Use concrete strength r'e-21 MPa und steel yield strength fy 415 MPa for 20- mm bars and fy= 275 MPA for 16 mm bars Detenmine the design moment capacity n kN m of the beam in negative bending. A 40.06 O45.07 C. 42.70 D47.55Design economical spacing of 10 mm diameter stirrups for the beam which carries the loads shown. Design shear reinforcement of prestressed beam with the following properties listed. Properties: f^c=28 MPa fy = 276MPa Aps = 800 mm² Ds = 10mm Dm = 18mm fse = 800 MPa fpu = 1500 MPa fpe = 860 MPa Pe = 250kNDesign economical spacing of 10 mm diameter stirrups for the beam which carries the loads shown. Design shear reinforcement of prestressed beam with the following properties listed. Properties: f’c = 28 MPa fy = 276 MPa Aps = 800 mm2 Ds = 10 mm Dm = 18 mm fse = 800 MPa fpu = 1500 MPa fpe = 860 MPa Pe = 250 kN
- For the following plan it is required to: 1- Design all beams for flexure and shear, where they have additional 30 kN/m distributed factored load 2- Design the columns. The concrete has a strength of 30 MPa, and the yield strength of the steel is 420 MPa. Show full calculations and neat sketches. All dimensions are in m. I 03 B2 0,3 7 B1 Wu=20 kN/m2 B1ス F. reinforced concete structure is shown The floor framing plan oF in the figure. The beams are 280 mm wide and S20 mm deep, and the slob is 110mm thick an edditional (super impes) veight,1 and live lo ad of OTher than conerete weight, the floor subjected other to Is dead load of 3k Pa si2 k Por. Unit weight of concrete is 23.5 kN/m® le Determine the total uniform load on beam DEF and ABC axial load 20 Determme the total on columns A and B,D an) E 2Sm 티 2.Sm 6.2m 6.2m3-6 A section beam is with b=400mm, b=200mm, h= 500mm and h'=80mm. The concrete is of grade C30, the de- sign moment is M=270KN • m and the steel is HRB400. The tension reinforcement A, is required.
- ASSIGNMENT 4 (Prelim) Ultimate Strength Design 1. A simply supported beam having a span of 7.5m carries a uniform dead load of 16KN/m and a live load of 19KN/m. i has a width of 400mm, fc-21.7 MPa and Fy 275 MPa. Steel percentage is 0.8% and clear concrete cover is S0mm. Diameter of stirrups 10mm, a Compute the effective depth of the beam. b. Compute the number of 20mm0 bars. c. Compute the maximum spacing of the 20mm0 bars center to center. d=570 h=630.0 20mari 00000 60.0 400Assume Grade 50 steel and use f. = 5,000 psi for parts (a) thru (b). (a) u The beam below is subjected to a factored moment M₁ = 800 ft-k. Assuming that the reinforcement is to be placed in two layers as shown, design the reinforcement. (b) Calculate the moment strength oM₁ of your design in part (b) and compare that with the factored moment M₁ = 800 ft-k. Is your design adequate? Be sure to check the strain in the tension steel. A k 6" 4" 6" ....... 4" 12" 8" 4" 4"! 32"Design the shear reinforcement of the beam loaded as shown using WSD with fc’ = 20.7 MPa and fy = 276 MPa, fs = (fy/2)
- Wood planks are used on each working level. The deck width/bearer span is 5 ft.. The bearers and posts are standard pipe and the pipe material is A36 steel with a yield stress of 36,000 psi and modulus of elasticity of 29,000,000 psi. Bearers are to be located at a vertical spacing of 10 ft (largest, lowest post height). Posts are to be 7 ft oc (plank length) parallel to the building wall and 5 ft apart (bearer length) perpendicular to the building wall. There are four working levels and the anticipated scaffold loading will be med duty. A. Assuming the ultimate bending strength of the planks is 3,800 psi (apply a 4:1 F.O.S.), determine the required minimum plank thickness to the nearest 100th. B. Based on the bearer material provided, what is the minimum pipe size that can be safely used? See Appendix 2 in your textbook for steel pipe properties. C. Based on the post material provided, can a 2” standard pipe be used safely? Be sure it satisfies buckling stress conditions only.1. A two span beam subjected to shear and flexure only is reinforced as follows: SECTION: TOP BARS @ MIDSPAN: 2-⌀20mm @ FACE OF SUPPORTS: 5-⌀20mm SECTION: BOTTOM BARS @ MIDSPAN: 3-⌀20 mm @ FACE IF SUPPORTS: 2-⌀20 mm Given: Stirrup diameter, ds = 10 mm Concrete f'c = 21 MPa Steel rebar fy = 415 MPa Stirrup fy = 275 MPa Beam size b x h = 270 mm x 450 mm Assume all bars laid out in single layer. Calculate the following: a. Design Moment strength of section at midspan for positive bending = ______ kN·m (nearest whole number)Design the required tension steel reinforcement at the critical rectangular section of the shown 3.0 m span cantilever beam that supports its own weight, a superimposed uniform service dead load of 15 kN/m and a uniform service live load of 20 kN/m. W&W/kN/m Given: fé=30 MPa, f=420 MPa, b = 300 mm, and h = 700 mm. Use $25 mm bars Assume 10 mm stirrups Assume maximum aggregate size = 10 mm L = 3.0 m 700 mm 300 mm