LECTURER : DR.

AGUSRIL
BN-3-022
H/P: 017-3737428
Reinforced Concrete
Building (R.C. Building)

R.C. = Concrete + Steel

reinforcement (rebar)
At the end of the course students will be able to:
1) Introduce basic steps in designing reinforced
concrete (R.C.) structures
2) Provide understanding on the method of designing
R.C. beams, one way slab, staircase, short column
and isolated pad footing.
3) Emphasis the importance of the various analytical
methods, design and detailing of R.C. beams.
1 Material properties of reinforced concrete structure
Properties of Concrete and Reinforcement Bar (REBAR)

2 Analysis of Action
 Variable Action, Qk
 Permanent Action, Gk
 Combination of Actions
 Action path

3 Design of reinforced concrete beam for flexure (Ultimate Limit State)

 Concept of elastic theory
 Concept of balance, under reinforced and over reinforced condition
 Design of reinforced concrete rectangular beam using Ultimate
limit state method by:
 Simplified stress block for singly and doubly reinforced beam
 Design of reinforced concrete flanged beam
4 Design of reinforced concrete beam for Shear and torsion

5 Analysis and design of reinforced concrete continuous beam

 Analysis for moment and shear
 Design concept

6 Design of reinforced concrete beam for serviceability limit state

7 Detailing of reinforced concrete beam

 Requirements of minimum and maximum reinforcement’s cross-
sectional areas.
 Curtailments and detailing
8 Introduction to the design of R.C. slabs
 Design of one way slabs

 Design of staircase

9 Design of concentrically loaded short column

10 Design of isolated pad footing

 COURSE WORK
i. Test 1 and Test 2 30%

ii. Project (Assignments) 20%

 FINAL EXAM 50%

 Assessment Method
Week Topics
1 Introduction: Test 1
Basic concept of structural analysis, Introduction to
materials to be used in making the reinforced concrete
R.C. structures.
2 Analysis of Action and Design concept: Test 1
Types of actions and action paths Final Exam
Concept of balanced, Under-reinforced and
Over reinforced R.C. beams

3 Introduction of rectangular R.C. beams design Test 1

based on the Elastic Method
Final Exam
4 Design of rectangular R.C. beams based on the Test 1
Limit State Method-First principle Assignment 1
Singly Reinforced Final Exam
 Assessment Method
Week Topics
5 Design of rectangular R.C. beams based on the Test 1
Limit State Method-First principle Assignment 1
Doubly Reinforced Final Exam

6 Design of R.C. Flanged beam Test 1

Stress block method (Singly) Assignment 1
Final Exam
7 Design of R.C. Flanged beam Test 1
Stress block method (Doubly) Assignment 1
(TEST 1 (25 Nov 2016), Friday 3-5 pm @ BE -1- Final Exam
15)
8 Section analysis of Reinforced Test 1
Concrete beam for moment Assignment 2
Final Exam
9 Design of Reinforced concrete beam For shear Test 2
and torsion Assignment 2
Final Exam
 Assessment Method
Week Topics
10 Analysis and design concept of continuous beam Test 2
for moment and shear Assignment 2
Final Exam
11 Design of one way slabs and stair case Test 2
Assignment 3
Final Exam
12 Introduction to the design of R.C. Test 2
concentrically loaded short column Assignment 3
Final Exam
13 Introduction to the design of R.C. Assignment 3
Isolated pad footing Final Exam
TEST 2 (13 January 2016), Friday 3-5 pm
@ BE -1-15
14 Design of reinforced concrete Assignment
Structural elements for serviceability limit state 4
Deflection and Crack
Bar curtailments and reinforcement detailing
 Basic Concept of
Structural Analysis
Typical Building Structure
 Column Reinforcement
Reinforced Concrete Column
R.C. Beam

R.C. Slab
R.C
Staircase
Elevation Key plan
Review of concrete as structural
material.
Introduction to materials to be used in making the
reinforced concrete R.C. structures
 Characteristics of Characteristics of
Concrete Steel
High compressive strength High compressive strength
Low tensile strength High tensile strength
High fire resistance Low fire resistance
Plastic and moudable when Difficult to mould and
fresh shape except high
temperatures
Relatively inexpensive Relatively expensive

This subject provides the basic understanding that by

combining the steel bars (called reinforcement) with
concrete provide a versatile construction material
-The aim of the reinforced concrete design is to combine the
relatively expensive steel bars to resist the tensile and shear
forces which may exist with inexpensive concrete to resist the
compressive forces.
 The Basis of Design
 Material Properties
- Stress Strain Relationships
 Actions / Loads
 Durability and Fire Resistance
 Concrete (Cl. 3.1, EC 2)

 Reinforcing steel (Cl. 3.2, EC 2)

 Concrete and Steel Reinforcement
Concrete strength classes and properties (based Table 3.1, EC 2)

Tensile and other properties of steel for the reinforcement of concrete

• Stress-strain curve for high yielding steel
• Modulus of Elasticity is 200GPa
THANK YOU