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Indian Standard
CODE OF PRACTICE FOR CONCRETE
STRUTURES FOR THE STORAGE OF LIQUIDS
PART IV DESIGN TABLES
Fifteenth Reprint AUGUST 2007
(Incorporating Amendment No. 1 & 2)
Copyright 1979
January 1969
Indian Standard
CODE OF PRACTICE FOR CONCRETE
STRUCTURES FOR THB STORAGE OF LIQUIDS
PAIlT IV DESIGN TABLES
Cement and Concrete Sectional Committee, BDO 2
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DR R. K. OIlOSH
SR.I B. K. GUllA
SUP.RINTENDING ENQJNif.R, 2ND
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The A!lsociated Cement Companit'l Ltd, Bombay
R. R. HATrIANOADI
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National Tnt Houle, Calcutta
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Institute of EDlineen ( India ), Calcutta
Balo NAUlH PRASAD
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National Buildings Orpnization
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CODE OF PRACTICE FOR CONCRETE
STRUCTURES FOR THE STORAGE OF LIQUIDS
PART IV DESIGN TABLES
o.
FOREWORD
0.1 This Indian Standard ( Part IV ) was adopted by the Indian Standards
Institution on 7 December 1967, after the draft finalized by the Cement
.md Concrete Sectional Committee had been approved by the Civil Engle
ucering Division Council.
0.2 The need Cor a code covering the design and construction of reinforced
concrete and prestressed concrete structures for the storage of liquids hd\
been long felt in this country. So far, such structures have been designed to
varying standards adapted from the recommendations of the Institution of
Civil Engineers and of the Portland Cement Association with the result
that the resultant structures cannot be guaranteed to possess a uniform
safety margin and dependability. Moreover, the design and construction
methods in reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete are influenced OV
the prevailmg construction practices, the physical properties of the mater ials
and the climatic conditions. The need was. therefore, felt to lay down
uniform requirements of structures for the storage of liquids givinR due
consideration to these factors. In order to fulfil this need, formulation
of this Indian Standard code of practice for cor-crete structures for the
storage of liquids ( IS : 3370) was undertaken. This part deals with design
tables for rectangular and cylindrical concrete structures for stor~p'(; of
liquids. The other parts of the code are the following:
Part I
General requirements
P....t II
Reinforced concrete structures
Part III
Prestressed concrete structures
0.3 The object of the design tables covered in this part is mainly to present
data for ready reference of designers and as an aid to speedy design calculalions. The designer i", however, free to adopt any method of design depending upon his own discretion and judgement provided the requirements
regarding Parts I to III of IS : 3370 are complied with and the structural
adequacy and !afety are ensured.
0.3.1 Tables relating to design of rectangular as well as cylindrical tanks
have bern given and by proper combination of various tables it may be
possible to design different types of tanks involving many sets of conditions
for rectangular and cylindrical containers built in or on ground.
3
1. ICOPB
1.1 This standard ( Part IV ) recommends design tables, which are intended
al an aid for the design of reinforced or prestressed concrete structure. for
storage of liquid.
2. RECTANGULAR TANKS
wan
Pa.el. - Moment
coefficients for individual panels considered fixed along vertical edges but
having different edge conditions at top and bottom are given in Tabla I
to 3. In arriving at these moments, the slabs have been assumed to act
as thin plates under the various edge conditions indicated below:
Table 1
Top hinged, bottom hinged
Table 2
Top Cree, bottom hinged
Table 3
Top free, bottom fixed
2.1.1 Conditions in Table 3 are applicable to cases in which wall slab,
counterfort and base slab are all built integrally.
r.ODcrete (
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or
2.3 Shear CoeSdeDt. - The values of shear force along the edge of
tank wall would be required for investigation of diagonal tension and bond
Along vertical edga, the ahear in one wall will cauae axial ten.ion
in the adjacent wall and should be combined with the bending moment
for the purpose oC determining the tensile reinforcement.
~
atreIIeI.
wan
at the two vertical edges and usumed &Inged at top and bottom edges are
Fig. 1 and Table 7.
pftD in
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considered fixed at
t~e
two vertical edges and auumed hinged at the bottom but free at top edge
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2.3.3.2 The unit shears at the fixed edge in Table 7 have been used
for plotting the curves in Fig. 1. It would be seen that there is practically
no change in the shear curves beyond b[a == 2-0. The maximum value occun
at a depth below the top somewhere between 0-6a and 0-&. Fig. 1 will be
found useful for determination oCshear or axial tension for any ratio of /Jla
and at any point of a fixed side edge.
2.3.4 The total shear from top to bottom of one fixed edge in Table 7
should be equal to the area within the correspondmg curve in Fig. 1. The
total shean computed and tabulated for hinged top may be used in making
certain adjustments 10 as to determine approximate values of shear for walls
with free top. These are given in Table 8.
2.3.4.1 For /Jla fID l/2 in Table 7, total.shear at the top edge is so small
al to be practically zero, and for bla-IO the total shear, 0005 2, is only
one percent of the total hydrostatic pressure, o-SO. Therefore, it would
be reasonable to assume that removing the top support will not Dl&tcrially
change the totallpean at any of the other three edges when IJ /.-1/2 and I.
S
2.3.5 The total shears recorded in Table 8 have been used for determination of unit shears which are also recorded in Table 8. Considering the shear
curves in Fig, 1 and assuming that the top is changed from hinged to free,
for lIia=! and I, it would make little difference in the total shear, that is,
in the area within the shear curves, whether the top is supported or not.
Consequently, the curves for bjac=l and 1 remain practically unchanged.
For 6/(,1==2 an adjustment has become necessary for the case with top free.
A change in the support at the top has little effect upon the shear at the
bottom of the fixed edge. Consequently, the curves in Fig. 1 and 2 are
nearly identical at the bottom. Gradually, as the top is approached the
curves Cor the free top deviate more and more from those for the hinged
top as indicated in Fig. 2. By trial, the curve for b/a=2 has been so adjusted that the area within it equals the total shear for one fixed edge for
6/.-2-0 in Table 8. A similar adjustment has been made for 6/G==3-0
which is the limit for which moment coefficients are given.
2.3.5.1 Comparison of Fig_ 1 and Fig. 2 would show that whereas
for IJ/a ss 2'Oand 30 the total shear is increased 12 and 22 percent respectively
when the top is free instead of hinged, the maximum shear is increased but
slightly, 2 percent at the most. The reason for this is that most of the increase in shear is near the top where the shears are relatively slDall.
2.3.5.2 The same procedure has been applied, for adjustment of unit
shear at mid-point of the bottom, but in this case the greatest change resuIting from making the top free is at the mid-point where the shetar is large
for the hinged top condition. For example, for 6/(1=-3-0, the unit shear
at mid-point of the bottom is 0-33 wal with hinged top but 045 Will with
free top. an increase of approximately one-third.
2.3.6 Although the shear coefficients given in Tables 7 and 8 are for
wall panels with fixed vertical edges, the coefficients may be applied with
satisfactorv results to any ordinary tank wall, even if the vertical edges are
not fully fixed.
3. CYUNDRICAL TANKS
3.1 RID. Tea.loa .Dd Momeat. I. Wall.
3.1.1 WQIl with Fi:cld Bas' alld Free Top, Subject,d ItI 'Irian..I l"lor Loa
( Fi,. 3 ) - Walls built continuous with their footings arc sometime d~~iJtnf'cl
as though the base was fixed and the top free, although ~tri(tJy ~p,akinJ
9
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Top
SUBJECTBD
3.1.2 Wall ,oi," Hinged Bas and Fre Top, Su6jteted 10 Triangular Load
( Fig. 4 ) - The values given in 3.1.1 are based on the assumption that the
base Joint is continuous and the footin, is prevented from even the smallest
rotation of kind shown exaggerated In Fig. 4. The rotation required to
reduce the fixed base moment from lome de6nite val~ to, say, zero i. much
smaller than rotations that may occur when normal settlement takes place
in subgrade. It may be difficult to predict the behaviour the subgrade
and its effect upon the restraint at the base, but it is more reasonable to
assume that the bale is hinged than &xed, and the hinged-based assumption
gives a safer design. Ring tensions. and moments at different heights
wall cylindrical tank are liven in Tables 12 and 13 respective1r.. Coefficients fOr shear at base
cylindrical wall are given in Table 1
or
or
FlO. 4
or
or
10
Top
SUBJBCT&D TO
Fro. 5
wi'"
Top
SUBJECTED
'.1.4 Wall
S . APllied at Top (Fig. 6 ) - ~'hen the top of the
cylindrical wall is dowelled to the roof slab, it may hot be. able to move
freely as assumed in 3.1.1 to. 3.1.3.. W~en displacement is prev~tedJ !he
top cannot expand and the nng tension IS zero at top. rf T kg IS the ring
tension at 00 H when the top is free to expand as in 3.1.3, the. value ofshcar
Y can .be found from Table .15 as bdow:
f'R
T== -~H
or
11
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NT
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where
FlO.
Top
3.1.5 JVal1 with Shear Applied at Btu - Data given in Table 15 may
also be approximately applied in cases where shear is at the base of the
wall, ~ in Fig. 7J which illustrates a case in which the base of the wall is
displaced radially by application of a horizontal shear Y having an inwMI'd
direction. Wh~n the base is hinged, the displacement will be zero and the
reaction on wall will be inward in direction. When the base is sliding,
there will be largest possible displacement but the reaction will be zero
Fro. 7
BAsa
. .3.1_6 J.~rQll wit" ~\lonu~' Applied at ,Top - When the top of the wall and
f~, ltl~.,1"oof sial) are made continuo~s as shown in Fig. 8" the deflection of the
roof will tend to rotate the top j(xnt and introduce a moment at the-top of
the ".a11. In such cases, data in Tables 16 and 17 will be found useful
although they are prepared fO.f moment applied at one end of tile wall when
12
8 WALL WITH ~fO"BNT ApPLIED AT Tor3.1.7 Data for moments in cylindrical walls fixed at base and free at top
alad subjected to rectangular load are covered in Table 18, and the data
for momene in cylindrical wall, fixed at base, free at top, subjected to shear
applied at the top arecovered in Table 19.
3.2 Mo. . .t. i. Clftular Slab. - Data for moments in circular slabs
with varioul edge conditions and subjected to different loadings are given
FlO,
in Tables 20 to 23..
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M.
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(11)
+O'02!
+0-'"
-0009
-0014
-0-008
-0-003
-0-00t
-0,000
+0-001
+0-003
+0-005
(12)
M.
-0006
-0-007
-0-001
-0004
-0005
-0001
(C."'~)
+0-002
+0-005
+0-008
+0-014
+0-014-
+0-008
+0-016
+0-012
+0-019
+0-013
+0-021
+0-017
....I...
&=-0
-0,001
+0.001
+O.()()6
+0003
+0-008
+0-014
+0-009
+0-018
+0-008
+O.cJ04
+0-030
+0-015
+0-028
AT TOP
+0-007
+0-011
+0-011
As
, ..,/4
-0-049
-0-029
-0-048
-0-052
-0-032
(8)
'4.
-0-006
-0-010
-0,009
-0-006
-0-010
-0-010
(7)
Mil
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1/2
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9/4
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lit
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112
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+0-015
+0-0'1
+0-017
+,.
+0-011
+H05
+0-011
+1-016
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(3)
AI"
(4)
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(5)
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(6)
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+0-008
+CHUO
+CHJ09
+0-011 +0-005
+0-018 +0-010
+0-016 +0-012
+0-017
+M16
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+0-002
(9)
M.
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+0003
(10)
M.
z-,/4
(11)
M.
-0-006
-0-006
-0-016
-0-029
-0-031
-0-035
+CHJ08
+0-008
-0007
+OeOOl -o-OOS
+0007
-0-002
-0-003
-0-001
+0-004
+0-000
+0-001
+0-009
-o-oM
-0-005
-0-007
-0-003
-0-003
-0-000
+~008
+0-016
-0-002
+O.QOI
-0-002
+0-010
+0-015
+0-016
+0-007
(12)
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+0-005 +0.009
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+0-010 +HOS
+&016
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+03153 wei
+01736wat
+01919 ".'at
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+0-390 4 UNJ2
0-053 8 _16
0-0052 rDtl l 6
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0096 0 ".26
+0402 3 IDdI
+03604 wert
+02582 ua l
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+03290 u:(J2
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0-5000 ...,
+03980 fHl
0166 7 WGIb
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+0391 2 W(I'J
+03333 lta l
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10
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-04397 werl
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+0-1407 ua!
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(2)
1
(3)
0199 .. &WIt,
0132 2 UNlt6 00541,.1. 0O'L7 I
0500 0 ,.16
00500 0 ,.16 0500 0 rvc'6 0500 0 IIMI6
NOTa 1 - NeptiYe sip iDdicata that reKtioa acts in direction of load.
Non 2 - . - Deasity otdle liquid.
Bltimated.
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Mid-point of bottom
(I)
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w.
+0315 waS
0-096 26
0-202 UNil6
0-500 w.:b
UJ(j2
0148 wri
0-500 111~6
0-204 ",.:J
+0-390
+0..100 II1CZS
+0-375.411
+0-406"'02
+O-o10:Nt
+0-258 INZ
+0-311 UNl2
tThi! value could DOt be atimaicd u;cura.tcly beyoacl two decimal places_
0-107,.'6
Qe500 ana6
6-286 ~6
+0398 ...
+0-165 aN'
+CH06'"
+0-416,..
+0-45 watt
-0-590 ".s
+().S8 w"'t
-0-583 ,..
+0-242 was
-0-+40 IIItlt
3
(5)
2
(4)
(S)
II,.
NOTE 1 -
w.rl
:+-0-128 JNI
+0-17411:41'
(2)
I
+0-141 ".z
-0-258 lIJtIJ.
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r--l=t -l---,
(1)
(a--
TAB1B' IIIEAtl AT BDGa 01' WALL PA.NBL PaEB A.T TOP AND SINGED AT BOTrOM
2.3.2. 2.S.4, 2.3.4.1. 2.. It 5 41tJ 2.3.6 )
..
~
..,
."
II
UI
to
H2
kr/m
0000
160
+0098
+0-097
+0-098
+0099
+0-208
+0-202
+0-200
+6-199
+0-323
+0-312
+0506
+0304
1.0
-0001
-0-005
-0-002
10-0
J2.()
+0-137
+0-119
+0-104
+0-437
+0-429
+0-420
+0-412
+0-357
+0-403
+0-428
+0-441
+0-4+3
+~322
+0-339
+0346
+0-344
+0-335
+0267
+0-256
+0-245
+0234+0-218
+0-203
+0'164
+0154
+0-067
+0-025
+0-018
-00001
4-0
5-0
600
80
30
+0082
+0-160
+0-209
+0250
+0-285
+0-101
+0109
+0-234
+0266
+0285
+0120
+0-215
+0-254
+0268
+0-273
(6)
(5)
(4)
(3)
(2)
+0134
+0-239
+0-271
+0268
+0-251
().4H
03H
().2H
0-IH
0-08
+0539
+0-531
+0-542
+0543
+0-53"-
+0-362
+0429
+0-477
+0-504-
+0066
+0130
+0'180
+0226
+0-274
(7)
0-5H
COE~FrCIENTS AT POINT
Q>eJlicicnt X IIJHR
+0-149
+0263
+0-283
+0-265
+0234
CI:
08
12
1-6
2-0
0+
(1)
Iii
+0-608
+0-628
+0-639
+0641
+0-330
+0409
+0469
+0514+0575
+0049
+0096
+0142
+0185
+0-232
(8)
0-6H
+0-589
+0633
+0-666
+0-687
+0-262
+0-334+0'398
+0-447
+0530
+0'494+0-541
+0582
+O~O
+0210
+0259
+0-301
+0381
+().157
+0014
+0034
+0054
+0075
+0104
(10)
(9)
+0-029
+0063
+0-099
+0-134+0172
O-SH
O1H
TABLE 9 TENSION IN ClaCOLAll JUNG WALL, IIXED BASE, nmE TOP AND
SUBJECT TO TIlLUIOULAa LOAD
(Clau 3.1.1 )
+0-179
+0211
+0'241
+0265
+0052
+0-073
+0092
+0-112
+0'151
+0-004
+0010
+0-016
+0-023
+0'031
(11)
09H
....,
:a
...
II
~
:l
Cl
m
..
eft
c.
0OO
0-OO
0-OO
0OO
u-eeoo
+00001
+00006
+00003
+00002
+00005
+0-0011
+00012
+00011
+00010
o-oeeo
-00001
o.oceo
ooooe
+00001
+oOOO~
+00011)
+00008
+00024-
0-OO
-0-0001
+0-0001
+00001
+0-0008
+00002
+00047
....O()()28
+00016
+00021
+00063
+Q'OO77
+0'0075
+00068
(4)
(3)
+00014
+00037
+00042
+O()(H.l
+0003:>
OeSH
0e2H
0-OO
-0-0002
+0'0002
+00004
+00007
+0-0003
+0-0001
-00001
+00090
+0'0066
+00046
+00032
+00016
+0'0071
+00047
+00029
+00019
+00008
+00019
+0'0013
+0-0008
+00004
{9}
0-8H
+00029
+00023
+00019
+00013
-00816
-00465
-0,0311
-00232
-0,0185
(lO)
Q.9H
+00028
+00026
+00023
+0-0019
-0-0005
-0-0001
+00001
-00012
+00012 -00119
+00023 -0-0080
+0'0028 -00058
+00029 -00041
+00029 -00022
-0,0529
-0,0024+00022 -0,0108
+00058 -0,0051
+000'5- -0,0021
-00302
-00068
(8)
0-7H
~1
+00097 +00077
+00077 +00069
+00059 +00059
+O0Ck6 +00051
+00028 +00038
-0,0150
+00023
+00090
+00111
+00115
(7)
(6)
-00042
+00070
+00112
+00121
+00120
0e6H
.4""
Ponrr
lla
OeSH
+00007
+00080
+00103
+00107
+00099
(5)
O4H
COUPICDtNTI AT
x wHI kgm/m
16-0
14-0
120
)0-0
30
40
50
60
80
20
1-6
12
08
0-4
(2)
(I)
OIH
r-
HI
]5;
~Ioment-Coellicient
-00079
-0-0090
-00 UK
-0,0122
-00146
-0,0333
-00268
-00222
-00187
-01205
-00795
-00602
-00505
-0,0436
(11)
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..
I-a
-e
-II
i
I...
.HI kg ( triangular )
- ~fficient X
III
Di
TalANOULAa
LoADFIUD
BAI&
18 ks ( rectangular )
MIN'q (moment at bue)
MOIONT
RItCTA.'tfOULAll
TRIANGULAR OR
LoAD PlxaD
B.ua
RECTANOULAa LoAD
AT
HINoan B.u&
Eoo.&
04
+().436
+0755
+0'245
-)58
0-8
+0374
+0-552
+0-234
-1-75
12
+0339
+0-460
+0220
-200
1-6
+0317
+0-407
+0-204
-228
2eO
+0'299
+0370
+0'189
-2-57
S-o
+0262
+0310
+0158
"'0
50
+0236
+0-271
+0-137
-9-18
-3,68
+0213
+0'243
+0121
-4-10
6-0
+0197
+0'222
+0-110
-4-+9
8-0
+0174
+0193
+0096
-518
10-0
+0158
+0172
+0087
-5-81
120
+0145
+0-158
+0-079
-6-38
14-0
+0-135
+0-147
+0'073
-6-88
16-0
+0127
+0-137
+0068
-7-36
NOTa 1 - - Denaity
or the liquid.
37
~
(5)
+0-352
+0-358
+fl.362
+0-369
+0-373
o-'H
+0-096
AT PoDIT
+0552
+0-541
+0-531
+0-521
+0.. 506
+0545
+0-562
+0-566
+0-564
+0-428
+0-417
+0-408
+0-403
-0-011
-0-en5
-0-008
+0-179
+0-137
+O-H4
+0-103
+0-281
+&253
+0-235
+0-223
+0-208
+0-341
+0321
0-2H
(4)
+()e395
+0-38J
+0-361
-0-008
+0095
+0-200
+0-311
10-0
12-0
-0-002
+0-097
+0-197
+0-302
14-0
(H)()()
+0-098
+0197
+0-299
+0-002
+0-100
+0-198
+0-299
16-0
NOft 1 - . :II: Density of the liquid_
Non 2 - Politive siga indicates tension.
+0-074
+O-G17
30
4-0
5-0
6-0
8-0
+0-440
+0-402
+0355
+0303
+0-260
0-IH
(3)
+0-449
+0-469
+0-469
+0-463
+0-443
(2)
+0-474
+0-423
+0-350
+0-271
+0-205
(I)
0-4
0-8
12
1-6
2-0
CoameJDm
+0-375
+0-367
+0-356
+0-343
+0-524
'o-OH
III
Iii
TAJILa 11
+0-666
+0-664
+0-659
+0-650
+0-519
+0579
+0-617
+0-639
+0-661
+0-249
+0-309
+0-362
+0-419
0-6H
(8)
+0'215
+Oi30
+0-750
+0-761
+0-764
+0479
+0-553
+0606
+0-643
+0-697
+0256
4-0-314
+0369
0-7H
(9)
+0-165
+0'202
+0678
+0-720
+0-752
+0-776
+0-375
+0-447
+0-503
+().5f7
+0-621
0-8H
(10)
+0-111
+0145
+0186
+0-233
+0-280
+0-433
+0-477
+0-513
+0-536
+0-210
+0-256
+0-291
+0-327
+0-386
0-9H '
(11)
+0-057
+0-076
+0-098
+0-124
+0-151
-..
...I
'wi'
=!
..I
B
.:J
t".)
O-IH
(2)
0-3H
0-4H
(5)
(of)
+0007 2 +0015 1 +0-0230
+0006 .. +00133 +0020 7
+0-0058 +0011 I +0'017 7
+0004 4 +0009 I +0-0145
+0003 3 +0-007 3 +00114
+0001 8 +0-004 0 +0'006 3
+00000 7 +0-001 6 +0003 3
+0000 1 +0000 6 +0001 6
+0000 0 +0000 2 +0-000 8
(3)
0-2H
~6)
O-SH
.A-
+O-()(\57
+0003 9
+00020
+O-Ql,ll
+0000 5
00000
-0000 4
+0034 8
+0-031 9
+0028 0
-f-00236
+0'0199
+00127
+0'008 3
0-68
(7)
+00357
+00329
+0-029 6
+00255
+0021 9
+00152
+1)0109
+0008 0
..,.0-006 2
f-0'0038
+00025
+0-001 7
-t 0001 J.
+0-000 8
(8)
07H
..Jt'PI-.wH--I (
L~,
fr
~R~
COEFFICIENTS AT POINT
+ pH" ) kgm/m
+0-002 0
+0-030 1
08
+0001 9
+0-027 J
1-2
10023 7
+0001 6
1-6
+00195
+0001 2
20
+0000 9
+00158
30
+00092
+0000 4
40
+0000 I
+0-003 7
50
-+ 0-0034
0000 0
+0-0019
6'0
0000 0
80
0-000 0 +0000 0 -0000 2 +00000 -+-0000 7
100
00000
0'000 0 -0,000 2 -0-000 1 +0000 2
12-0
00000
0-0000
0-000 0 -0-000 1 -00002
140
00000
0-000 0 -0000 J -0-000 1 -0-000 I
160
0-0000
00000
0000 0 -0000 1 -0,000 2
NOTE I - ", -= Density of the liquid,
NOTE 2 - Positive sign indicates tension on the OUt51d~.
(1)
0-4
Jl1
DI
( CUVSIS
-+
(10)
0-9H
+0004 5
+0-0039
+0003 3
+0-002 !I
-+'0-004 3
+00032
+0 0026
+00022
+00197
+0-0187
+0011 J
+00155
-J-O-Ot45
+0011 I
+0009 2
+0-009 4
0-007 8
+0007 8 +vOO6 8
+0005 7 +00054
+0031 2
+00292
1-00263
+0,0232'
+00205
4-0'0153
+')011 8
(9)
0-8H
L.....===_l_ 1:_;
T.ABl& IS IIOIIENTIIN CYUNDlUCAL WALL, lONGED BASE, 'REE TOP AND SUBJECT
TO TRAPEZOmAL LOAD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
(11)
IOH
I--a
...
...,;
--=
...
;l
0
,.....
..
;
tl
..--
(4)
(3)
-1,32
-2,55
-3,11
-3'54
-3'83
-4,37
-1,57
-3-09
-3-95
-4-57
-512
(2)
O2H
OIH
(5~
O3H
OOH
r:::
\6)
O4H
-A.
(7~
OSH
COEFFICIENTS A r POINT.
(8)
O6H
(9)
07H
, .~
0408
-0-02
+006
+001
+001
000
000
-0,01
+004
+0-06
-0,01
+001
-0-02
-002
-0-03
(11)
09H
-0,02
-0,03
-005
+0'13
+019
+020
+017
+009
+0'02
+().Ol
-008
-0-13
-010
-0-05
(10)
08H
-1,08
-0,18
--086
-047
-065
-031
-1,15
-0,51
-204
-157
-0,28
-080
-2,44-1,79
-1,25
-o-ei
-048
1'2
-0'25
-)-80
-0,36
-260
J6
-}Ii
-0,16
-0-69
-1,14-268
-1,02
-0,05
-0,21
20
-0-52
- ),43
-6,32
-0,58
-270
30
-0'02
+015
+019
-1,10
-0,19
40
-734
-473
-260
+026
+038
+033
-2,45
50
-079
-822
-499
-+011
+0'41
+050
+037
-2,27
-902
C'O
-5'17
-0'50
+034
+05 Q
-'-053
+035
80
-185
..LO63
-1042
-536
-001
+0'66
+046
+024
-1,43
-5,43
..J...O62
100
-1167
+078
+036
+033
+012
-1,03
+0,21
J20
-12.75
TO63
+052
-1-083
-5'41
+004
-5,34
14-0
-:-042
-1377
+081
-068
+080
+0 13
000
-0,04
.J-O05
160
-0-33
-1474
+032
-522
+096
+Oi6
NOTa -- POSIti\"e sign indicates tension.
-\\'ben this table is UIed for shear applied at the buea while the top is fixefi t O'OB is the bottom of the
top. Shear acting inward is positive, outward is nqative~
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IJI
H!.
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II
...
~
...,
II
-g
i
..
-1-04
-0-24
-)87
-}54
-1-00
-le03
-0-86
-().S3
-023
-0-05
-071
-0-59
-073
-0-64
-0-46
-0-42
-0-08
(4r)
+290
+2JO
+1-79
+1-43
+1-10
+043
(3)
+250
+2-06
+142
+0-79
+022
0-2H
O'IH
+0-45
-005
-067
-094
0-3H
(5)
+2-12
+2-14
+2-03
+2-04
+2-02
+1-60
+1'04-
f,IR~
...
-'-0
[j
M
+295
+2-47
+1-86
-t- 1-2J
-002
-0-73
-1-15
-129
-128
+290
+2-72
+246
O4H
(6)
+191
+210
+3-93
+3-34
+205
+0-82
-018
-0-87
-1-30
++29
++31
+1-69
+202
+2.a5
+925
+3-69
(7)
0-5H
eoaft1Cl&NTl AT POINT-
H2 ks/m
+587
+654-
+4-30
+566
+634
+6-60
+356
0-6H
(8)
+1-41
+1-95
+2-80
+11-32
+10-28
941
+ 0-80
+ 139
+ 2-22
+ 313
++08
+ 6-58
+ 113
+ 175
+ 2-60
+ 559
+ +54
+ 658
+ 819
+1&-52
+13-08
+11-03
+8-82
(10)
0-88
(9)
0-7H
+11-41
+1606
- +20-87
+25-73
+ +73
+ 6-81
+ 902
+ 275
+H4
+ 080
+ I-S7
+ 2-01
(11)
&9N
wrra MOIIDIT . . .
10-0
120
+0-21
++-79 +1163 +99.48
-1)-96
+0-32
+352
+11-27
-.+-21.80
+O-(M
-076
1+0
+0-26
-0.28
+2-29
+1055
+2350
+SG-Sf
16-0
-064
+022
-008
+112
+007
+ 9-67 +2453 +Sf.65
NOD - POIiuve sip indicates teosiOil.
Whea this table is used Cor moment ~ at the top, while the top is hinged, &OH illhe bottom or the wall mad 1-08
iI the top. Moment applied at aD edge is pclitivc wIaea it causes outward rotation at that edge.
6-0
8-0
5-0
3-0
+0
2-0
0-8
)-2
1-6
+270
+2-02
+106
+0-12
-068
-178
(H
o-OH
(2)
(I)
D'
HI
, _ Coeilic:ie:a _ X
(a.. 3.1.6)
I"-
...
0-IH
(2)
+0013
+0-009
+0-006
+0003
-0-002
-0-007
-0-008
-0,007
-0,005
-6001
+O.Q51
+0-040
+0-027
+0-011
-0-002
-0022
-0-026
-0024-0018
(3)
&2H
+0-109
+0-090
+0-063
+0-0.35
+0-012
-0-030
-O-OM
-0045
-0-040
-0022
(4)
0-5H
+0-034
-0-029
-0,051
-006)
-0-058
-0-044
+0196
+0-164
+0125
+0-078
0-4H
(5)
PODft*
+().316
+0-255
+0-193
+0-087
+0-023
-0-015
-0-037
-0-062
-0-067
+0-206
+0-152
+0096
+0-010
-0-034-0-057
-0-065
-0-068
-0053
-0-040
-().029
+0-414
+0375
0-6H
(7)
AT
+0296
+0-253
0-5H
(6)
CouncIurn
Coefticient x M ksm/m
+0-547
+0-503
+0-45+
+0-393
+0-340
+0-227
+0-150
+0-095
+0-057
+0-002
-O-OSI
-0-049
0-7H
(8)
+0-692
+().659
+0-616
+0-570
+0-519
+()'426
+0-354
+0-296
+0-252
+0178
+0*123
(9)
0-8B
+0-748
+0-692
+0-645
+0-606
+0-572
+0-515
+H67
{}9H
(10)
+0-8+3
+0-824
+0-802
+0-775
To., WITH
1-08
(11)
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
+1-000
,...
-0009
-0-009
0-000 -0-002
-0*028
0-000
-0-016
0000
-0003
-0-064
+1.(JOO
+O-oBJ
+0-424
0-000 -0-008
0000
-0-059
0000
+()e387 +1-000
-0-060
+O-otB
-0,021
0-000
-0-051
0000
-0-066
+0002
-0003
+0-354
+0-025
+1-000
Non. - POIibve aign indicates teDlion in oul8icle.
.Whcr: chis table is used for IDOIIleDt applied at the ~, while the top it hiDpdJ o-OH is the bottom fI the waD aad leON
it the top. Moment applied at aD edBe is poIitive wh_ it cau.. outward rotatioD at that edp.
20
3-0
4-0
5-0
60
8-0
100
12-0
14-0
16-0
1~
0...
0-8
1-2
(1)
D'
II'
~Ioment c:a
.-
!:a
..FJ
I
<.n
(2)
O-IH
(3)
0-2H
(4)
0-3H
(5)
0-4H
(6)
O'5H
(7)
0-68
-0002
,
-0002
-0002
-0,001
-0-001
00{)()()
+0-448
+0-223
+0-127
+0081
+0056
+0025
+0010
+0-003
(8)
0-7H
+0492
+0-219
+0-106
+0056
+0031"
+0006
-0110
-0003
-0-003
-0,003
-0-002
-0,001
-0-001
0000
(9)
0'8H
...,
(10)
+0535
+0214+0-084
+0030
+O-()()h
-0-010
-0-010
-0,007
-0-005
-0,002
-0-001
0000
0000
0-000
0-9H
(11)
+0-578
+0208
+0-062
+0-004
-0-019
-0-024-0-019
-0-011
-0-006
-0-001
0000
0000
0000
0000
l-OH
COE.FFICIENTS AT POINT
...
+0-093
+0-172
+0-402
+0-240
+0-300
+0-354-0-8
+0-085
+0145
+0-224
+0-185
+0-220
+0-208
)2
+0-082
+0-132
+0-145
+0-159
+0157
+0164)-6
+0-079
+0'122
+0-139
+0105
+0-138
+0-125
2-0
+0-077
+0115
+0080
+0119
+0126
+0103
3-0
+0-072
+0103
+0-086
+0-044
+0100
+0-066
4-0
+0-025
+0068
+0088
+0-081
+0-063
+0-043
5-0
+0-078
+0OJ3
+0-067
+0-064
+0-047
+0028
6-0
+0-070
+6-062
+0-056
+0-006
+0-036
+0-018
8-0
+0-057
0-000
+0058
+0-041
+0-021
+0007
-0,002
10-0
to049
+0-029
+0'053
+0-012
+0'002
-0,002
+0-049
110
+0042
+0-022
+0007
0000
14-0
+0017
-0002
+0'046
+0'036
-0001
+0004
16-0
+0-012
+000]
+0031
-0002
+0'044
-0002
NOTE - Positive sign indicates tension on outside.
When this table is used for shear applied at the base, while the top i\ fixed,
iop. Shear acting inward is positive, outward is negative,
~4
(1 )
Dl
H~
TAIILE I' MOMENTS IN CYLINDRICAL WALL, PIXED BASE, FREE TOP WITH SHEAR PER METRE,
V APPLIED AT TOP
( Clast 3 _I. 7 )
......
"'-"
...-e
...
:I
'"
':
:I
w
w
fIJ
..
O-OOR
-f-0-015
+0-015
O-IOR
+0-013
+0074
NOTa -
0-05
0-10
015
0-20
0'25
0-05
010
015
020
0-2S
C/D
O40R
+0-043
+0-059
O-gOR
+0057
+0-066
I-- R---4
O'20R
-0,0700
-0,0287
--
-0-0729
-0-1433
-00541
-00421
-00218
--
-0-0275
-0'0624
-0,1089
O-15R
-0'0381
-0-0354-00284
-00172
-0-002 6
-0-0239
-0'0521
-0'0862
0'20R
-0-0251
-0-0258
-0-024-3
-00203
-00140
+0-0133
-0-0011
-00200
-0'0429
-00698
O'25R
---
-0-0417
--
-0,2100
l__
O'50R
+0'02.5
+0050
0-60R
+0-003
+0-039
0-70R
-0-023
+0-026
o-soa
-0'053
+0-011
0-90R
-0-087
-0006
'JI(
-0-0145
-0-0168
-0-0177
-00171
-0-0150
-OQO!) I
-00070
-00083
-0-002 ,
+00085
+0-0059
+00031
+00013
-O-QQ05
",",--.~
+0-0002
47
0-5011
+0-0347
+0-0326
+0-0293
+0-024'9
+00194
Mr
Me.........., Nt
+00220
+00133
+0'0029
+0'0342
+O-02!fO
TAJIIO&NTlAL
+0-0238
+0-0136
+0-0002
-0,0161
-0-0351
RADIAL M:II&HD,
(Clause 3.2 )
+00118
+00099
+0-0080
+00063
t+0~004 6
0-70R
+0-0109
+00098
+().0086
+0-0075
+00064
+0'0142
+0-0158
+0-0169
+0-0176
+0-0177
-----
+0-0271
+0-0276
+0-0269
+00254
+0023 J
-~
0-60R
+0-006 5
+0-0061
+0-0057
+0-0052
+0'0048
-0-0049
-0,0021
+00006
+0-0029
+0-0049
OooR
-00003
0-0000
~'OOO6
-00009
~-OOO3
-0-0294
-0,0255
-00216
-0-0178
-0-01+3
MOMENTS IN CIRCULAR SLAB WITH CENTRE SUPPORT, ftXED EDGE, AND SUBJECT TO 'UNIFORM LOAD
O-JOR
TABLE 21
3.2 )
+0061
+0-011
Coefficlenra at Point
Radial Momcnts~ M r
Tangential Mom~nts. }'~t
CltlUs~
~-/-;}.!._~""'ot
. ........!."I""'If'....../-+-,!T"T!.L.....o~.~
TABLE 20 MOMENTS IN CIIlCULAR SLAB WITHOUT CENTRE suPPoRT. I'IXED EDGE, AND SUBJECT TO VNU'ORM LOAD
~'0078
-0-011 8
-00108
-00098
-0-0088
-0~O589---'
-0-0541
-0-0490
-0-0441
-00393
l'OOR
--01025
i'OR
--O-'l.')
~25
0020
-CJ-OS74
-0-0768
-001010
-O-0f98
-0-127 7
-0-0751
-().1869
-0-1180
-0'06+0
015R
-00248 7
-01388
-0-3658
-~O:If)R-
"--O:OSR
0 SOR
AT
O4GR
CounaaJrn
x pRllqpD/m
-00046 7
-OoOS67
-000234
-0'CK70
-000559
-CHI569
-01172
-0,0800
-()o012 1
-0-00.5 .5
+0-0109
+00258
+OoOS9J
-000184
-0'0184
-0-017.5
-OeOJ5.9
48
--
-0-0263
-000353
-0-0375
-0-0394
-000391
+00245
+0.0352
+0()4.51
+0-0539
+0-0614-
O-SOR
-0-00&2
-0-0012
-O-CMU 4
+O.()020
+0-0061
T AIIO&NTIAL MoIaurn, MI
"
-000645
-0:0381
-&0135
+0"008 I
Mr
Pcmn
R.ADlAL MOIImftI,
--+00050 I
+0.0255
-0'OJ7'6
+0-00.5
025R
-000295
-0-0516
-0-0684
-CMr186
-001465
-0-0977
-00055 7
-000221
020R
0-1'
0-10
0-05
.25
0020
0-15
0-10
C/D
MOIDeDt - Coe8ideat
(a.u.3.2 )
+0-0038
+000065
+000097
+0-0134
+0'017~
+00381
+00452
+00518
+0'0578
+00629
06QR
+000103
+0-0132
+0-0165
+000197
+0.0234
+00404
+00451
+00494
+005S2
+00566
a-70B
+000132
+000158
+0-0186
+O-Q218
+Qe0251
+0-0340
+0-0368
+o-O!93
+O.of16
+00437
O-SOB
+000122
+0-0148
+000172
+000199
+000228
+Q00200
+0-0215
+&-022 6
+0'0257
+00247
0090R
TAaIS II IIOIIBNn IN aacI1LAIl &All wmt c.NTIm ...-oaT.............. AND SVII,JZaI' TO UNIftJIlII LOAD
+000085
+0-0103
+()o()12S
+OoOJf5
rOOl68
IOOR"
.. -&530
-00388
-0-980
PoDft
-0272
-0259
-0305
-0259
49
-00261
-0368
-0.312
+0-007
-0-020
-()o123
-0-145
+0035
-0100
-0-251
-0404
-0-463
-(H72
-0319
+0.066
+0-095
-0-012
-()02~S
-0419
-0-518
-O-6fl
-0608
All
+00099
+0-129
-r0a151
+0-185
+0-212
+0624
+0-577
+0-451
+0-665
+00692
+0-718
070B
+o-,~
+().SIO
+0-558
+0596
O6GR
-00041
TAN'JENTIAL ~
+0236
-0 ISO
-0.057
-()e216
+0'23
+0-394-
+0e450
-0499
+0-078
+0-187
"
+0-268
-00765
-()e280
-0-103
+0029
O-SOB
-0.211
-0688
-0M7
A':
-(H18
-1-2Ot
-0.842
-D-.H5
A-
O40R
RADIAL MoIIUft'I, Mr
O3GB
Coamaauftoa
x M ksm/m
(a...S.2)
-0-5+t
-1366
-0-930
-15M
()e25
0.20
015
.'0
o-os
0-25
020
-1-950
0-10
-0-805
-0,584
0015
-0129
-0333
-0622
-1121
-2-650
0-05
-1026
0e25R
O20R
O15R
MOIDalt - Coefticient
OeIOR
+0-214
+0-240
+0263
+0.290
+0-314
+0-740
+0-768
+0-790
+0808
+0-824-
O-SOB
+0-320
+o-MO
+()o!63
+00'"
+0-405
+0-880
+00891
+0900
+0-909
+0-917
G-90R
+0414
+0-433
+CH51
+CH69
+CH86 "'"
+1-000
+1000
+10000
+1-000
+1-600
leOOR -.
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