IPPJTRODUCTION 33

The fo:low$g table shows the values of modular ratio for Permissible Shear Stress fn Concrete in beams
daererit grades of concrete. S.I. .Units
IWhrn M.K.S. mils arc adprted
Whrn S.I. units ore adopted
I 1 ( Permissible shear stress in conarete q , in N/md favarious
Grades of concrete
I
100 A6
I I
-
Grade of 280
/ Grade .er
I
6fi
Mli I M F 1 My ) M30 1 M35 ( MI0 -
.

i .ob
1 25
1'50
1'75
2'00
2 25
2'50
2'75
I- I I
3'00
43%. Perds5Ible Shear SS?min Concrete and abo
The I.S. code has introduced the coocept of romidshew
stress defined by the following relation : Note-At is that area of Iongitudidal tension reinforcement which continues at
least one effective depth:be$ond ihe sectjon being considered exapt at
Nominal shear stress in beams or slabs of anifom depth supports where the full area 67 tension reinforcement may be used.
=go=
bd
-
V
Permissible Shear Stress io Co~cretein Beams M.g.S. Units
-
Y==Shearforce due to design loads. I. 1 7
where
I I Peimissfble shear stress in concrete q, i n kg.l:rn.a. 1
4"hfI5!
b=Breadth of the member (or breadth of
web). for v.trious grodes of concrete -
100 At

r n the case of
d=Effective depth.
beams of varying Uepth
1 lM200 [ M i 5 0 l M 3 0 0 -350 1 ' .
40 -
M
Yf - p a n . B
bd
0.25
0'50
075
l - ~ ' 3'7
2'9
3'4
..

'
2'2. I

M--Bending moment at ,me sectioc. . 1'25-

' 4'0
1-50: - 4'2
j3iAngle between the top a d bottom edges '

of the laearn. 175 4'4'

.:..2'00 4'4 . ,

. ... 15'25
' 4:4.
The negative sign in the Frmula should be wed when the '2'0 .4"4
bndiog momsat iucrcass ~umer~cally in the s a c direction as the , .
' .
2'75. - '-4'4
. .$4 "
y,,@ '

&sctivc depth increases ;and the positive sign in the formula should and a h v e . .
be used when the bending moment decreases nuu~leri@iy in the
directton. i
Note-At is that area of longitudinal tension reinforcement which cnntinw at
Thepcr&dble shear mess in ~OnCreiein heam without shear lea.@one effective &depth beyond themion kiap considend except at
--:-cnn-ement is given in the table below : mpports when the full a m of tensxoe roinforcemu1t may be used.