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    0 2 Reinforced Concrete Beam Design Procedure Complete

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    The document outlines the design procedure for reinforced concrete beams, including: 1) Determining loading and calculating ultimate moment; 2) Checking tension reinforcement requirements and selecting rebar size; 3) Evaluating shear capacity and adding shear reinforcement if needed; 4) Checking deflection limits under service loads.

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    0 2 Reinforced Concrete Beam Design Procedure Complete

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    The document outlines the design procedure for reinforced concrete beams, including: 1) Determining loading and calculating ultimate moment; 2) Checking tension reinforcement requirements and selecting rebar size; 3) Evaluating shear capacity and adding shear reinforcement if needed; 4) Checking deflection limits under service loads.

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    RC Beam Design Procedure

    Reinforced Concrete Beam Design Procedure


    Reinforcement

    Main

    DATA State

    Effective Span of Beam L (m) Concrete Compressive Strength Class C?/? Characteristic compressive cylinder strength of concrete, fck (N/mm2) Characteristic strength of Reinforcement, fyk (500 N/mm2) Breadth of Beam b (mm) Overall Depth of Beam h (mm) Characteristic Loadings Dead and Imposed (kN, kN/m, kN/m2) Main Bar 16 - 40mm Link Bar 8 - 12mm

    DURABILITY & FIRE RESISTANCE State Exposure Class from T 4.1 (EC2) & Required Fire Resistance (mins) Determine Nominal Cover (mm) from T NA.2 (NA to EC 2) & T 5.2a (EC 2 Part 1-2) Calculate Effective Depth of Beam, d = h cover link main bar (mm) LOADING @ ULS Calculate Design Ultimate Load, F = 1.35DL + 1.5 IL (kN) (=1.35Gk + 1.5Qk MOMENT @ ULS Calculate Design Ultimate Moment, MEd (=FL/8, =FL/4, =FL/6, etc) (kNm) Calculate Show that Calculate Show that Calculate
    K = MEd/bd2fck K < 0.167 (K) Lever Arm Factor z/d = 0.5 + ( 0.25 0.882K ) 0.82 z/d 0.95 Lever Arm, z = z/d d (mm) State z/d OK
    (use N & mm)

    EC 0)

    State No compression steel required

    MAIN REINFORCEMENT Calculate Required Area of steel reinforcement, As = MEd / 0.87fykz (mm2) Determine Show that
    Number &

    (use N & mm)

    of bars, such that Provided As > Required As (e.g. Use 3H25 (1470mm2) ) As is between Max & Min Limits: 0.0013bd 0.00016 fck2/3bd As 0.04bh (mm2) State As OK

    CRACKING @ SLS Sketch A section through the beam showing the main bars, links, clear & bar spacing. Show that Calculate Show that
    Clear spacing is greater than minimum limits = 25mm, or max bar .

    Service stress, s & hence the max bar

    & spacing from T 5.6 (ISE Manual)

    Bar diameter OR bar spacing is less than the maximum values from T5.6 State Cracking OK 1

    RC Beam Design Procedure

    Reinforced Concrete Beam Design Procedure


    Reinforcement

    Shear

    SHEAR @ ULS Determine Design value of the applied Shear Force, VEd (kN)
    = Max SF from SFD, at the support for a SSB

    Calculate

    Design Shear Stress, vEd

    = VEd/bw0.9 d (N/mm2)

    State bW

    CONCRETE STRUT CHECK Determine Capacity of Concrete Struts, vRd,max (N/mm2) from Table 7.2 (Concise EC2), for o and fck For beams with low shear stress: Show that vEd < vRd,max

    = 21.8o, look up vRd,max value in bold column:


    State OK against crushing
    Go to Shear Reinforcement

    State that

    cot = 2.5

    For beams with high shear stress: 21.8o < column: Show that vEd < vRd,max

    < 45, look up vRd,max value in other

    Calculate Show that


    crushing

    = 0.5 sin-1[vEd /0.20 fck(1 - fck/250)]


    cot

    Calculate cot
    State OK against
    Go to Shear Reinforcement

    >1.0

    SHEAR REINFORCEMENT For beams with low shear stress Calculate vEd bw/1087 (mm2/mm)

    Assume

    Asw/s (mm2/mm) Asw = Area of Shear Steel, in mm2, & Link Spacing = s, where max s = 0.75d mm, Asw/s vEd bw /1087 (mm2/mm)

    Refer to Rebar Ratio Tables

    Show that Calculate Assume

    Go to Shear Reinforcement Checks

    For beams with high shear stress vEd bw/435cot

    Asw/s (mm2/mm) Asw = Area of Shear Steel, in mm2, & Link Spacing = s, where max s = 0.75d mm, Asw/s vEd bw /435cot (mm2/mm)

    Refer to Rebar Ratio Tables

    Show that

    Go to Shear Reinforcement Checks

    SHEAR REINFORCEMENT CHECKS Calculate 0.08 fck0.5 bw /500 (mm2/mm)

    Minimum value

    Show that

    Asw/s 0.08 fck0.5bw /500 (mm2/mm)

    State Asw/s OK

    RC Beam Design Procedure

    Show that State

    75 < s < 0.75d (mm) Bar Type, , and Spacing of Links Check

    State Link Spacing OK eg H8 @ 200c/c (H8-03-200) Deflection

    Reinforced Concrete Beam Design Procedure


    DEFLECTION @ SLS Calculate Actual span-to-effective-depth ratio, L/d Calculate Determine Determine Calculate Determine State that State
    (N/mm2) Required tension reinforcement ratio, = (As,req /bd)100 (%

    Basic span-to-effective-depth ratio, N from Table 15.10. (Concise EC2), for and fck Factor K from Table 15.11. (Concise EC2), for beam type beff/bw beff = bw for rectangular sections

    Factor F1 from Table 15.12. (Concise EC2), for flanged beam geometry. Factor F2 = 1 for non brittle partitions over a 7m+ span Service stress, s = 435(Gk + 0.3Qk /1.35Gk + 1.5Qk)(As req /As prov)

    As req is the area of tension reinforcement required at the section considered for the ultimate limit state. As prov is the area of reinforcement actually provided.

    Calculate Calculate Show that

    Factor F3 to account for service stress in tensile reinforcement = 310/ s 1.5 Allowable L/d= N x K x F1 x F2 x F3 Actual L/d Allowable L/d State Deflection OK

    RC Beam Design Procedure

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