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The triangular beam indicated is made of 4ksi concrete and carries three
#9 rebars of fy=60ksi.
Note that geometry offers itself for calculations regarding the Compression, the
lever-arm, and the depth of a.
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Note that geometry offers itself for calculations regarding the Compression,
the lever-arm, and the depth of .
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That wonderful property of structural materials to bend, crack and yet not
break, is one of the possible characteristics of RC.
When flexural forces surpass the limit My, steel reinforcement continues to
elongate. Resistance increases slightly, related to the increase of distance
between C and T. That distance increases as the depth of the concrete
stress block decreases until the concrete fractures. Although the stress of
the steel remains constant, the strain at the point of failure is several times
greater than the steel yield strain y, ..approximately y=fy/Es .002
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Tension
Compression
Balanced
Source: http://www.shef.ac.uk/content/1/c6/04/71/91/fig32_3_concrete_crushing.jpg, Sept.20/09 Source: http://www.tfhrc.gov/structur/pubs/06115/images/fig29.jpg, Sept.20/09
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To determine the
value of t the
proportional triangle
method can be applied
as seen in the
diagram.
t=0.003[(d/c)-1]
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Failure at tfy/Es is
compression controlled,
non-ductile, and =0.65
For further details and info, please refer to in class reading: pp 40-
41.
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As example you can use the following formula for minimum effective
depth.*
Select flexural bars for the section and the required moment and determine the Mn, the b1
ratio (ratio of depth of rectangular stress block, a, to the depth to neutral axis c) the distance c
and the strain on the extreme fiber of reinforcement t.
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Assignments will be received at the beginning of class period.
=
( )
2
2 2
6 4
24
x
y x l lx
EI
= +
4
max
8
l
EI
=
4. Cantilever Beam Uniformly varying load: Maximum intensity
o
(N/m)
3
o
24
l
EI
=
( )
2
3 2 2 3 o
10 10 5
120
x
y l l x lx x
lEI
= +
4
o
max
30
l
EI
=
5. Cantilever Beam Couple moment M at the free end
Ml
EI
=
2
2
Mx
y
EI
=
2
max
2
Ml
EI
=
BEAM DEFLECTION FORMULAS
BEAM TYPE SLOPE AT ENDS DEFLECTION AT ANY SECTION IN TERMS OF x MAXIMUM AND CENTER
DEFLECTION
6. Beam Simply Supported at Ends Concentrated load P at the center
2
1 2
16
Pl
EI
= =
2
2
3
for 0
12 4 2
Px l l
y x x
EI
= < <
3
max
48
Pl
EI
=
7. Beam Simply Supported at Ends Concentrated load P at any point
2 2
1
( )
6
Pb l b
lEI
=
2
(2 )
6
Pab l b
lEI
=
( )
2 2 2
for 0
6
Pbx
y l x b x a
lEI
= < <
( ) ( )
3
2 2 3
6
for
Pb l
y x a l b x x
lEI b
a x l
= +
< <
( )
3 2
2 2
max
9 3
Pb l b
lEI
= at
( )
2 2
3 x l b =
( )
2 2
at the center, if 3 4
48
Pb
l b
EI
= a b >
8. Beam Simply Supported at Ends Uniformly distributed load (N/m)
3
1 2
24
l
EI
= = ( )
3 2 3
2
24
x
y l lx x
EI
= +
4
max
5
384
l
EI
=
9. Beam Simply Supported at Ends Couple moment M at the right end
1
6
Ml
EI
=
2
3
Ml
EI
=
2
2
1
6
Mlx x
y
EI l
=
2
max
9 3
Ml
EI
= at
3
l
x =
2
16
Ml
EI
= at the center
10. Beam Simply Supported at Ends Uniformly varying load: Maximum intensity
o
(N/m)
3
o
1
7
360
l
EI
=
3
o
2
45
l
EI
=
( )
4 2 2 4 o
7 10 3
360
x
y l l x x
lEI
= +
4
o
max
0.00652
l
EI
= at 0.519 x l =
4
o
0.00651
l
EI
= at the center