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    This document summarizes the design of a reinforced concrete beam according to BS8110. It provides details of the beam geometry, material properties, reinforcement layout, and design calculations to check shear and flexure capacity. The calculations show the beam design satisfies code requirements for reinforcement area, shear resistance, and bar spacing.

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    RC Beam Torsion Design BS8110

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    This document summarizes the design of a reinforced concrete beam according to BS8110. It provides details of the beam geometry, material properties, reinforcement layout, and design calculations to check shear and flexure capacity. The calculations show the beam design satisfies code requirements for reinforcement area, shear resistance, and bar spacing.

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    An example design for the BS 8110 for RC Beam torsion analysis

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    This document summarizes the design of a reinforced concrete beam according to BS8110. It provides details of the beam geometry, material properties, reinforcement layout, and design calculations to check shear and flexure capacity. The calculations show the beam design satisfies code requirements for reinforcement area, shear resistance, and bar spacing.

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    RC Beam Torsion Design BS8110

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    This document summarizes the design of a reinforced concrete beam according to BS8110. It provides details of the beam geometry, material properties, reinforcement layout, and design calculations to check shear and flexure capacity. The calculations show the beam design satisfies code requirements for reinforcement area, shear resistance, and bar spacing.

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    Project Job Ref.

    Section Sheet no./rev.

    1
    Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date

    15/01/2018

    RC BEAM DESIGN (BS8110)

    Rectangular section details


    Section width; b = 1000 mm
    Section depth; h = 1800 mm
    Concrete details
    Concrete strength class; C32/40
    2
    Characteristic compressive cube strength; fcu = 40 N/mm
    Ec = 20kN/mm + 200  fcu = 28000 N/mm
    2 2
    Modulus of elasticity of concrete;
    Maximum aggregate size; hagg = 20 mm
    Reinforcement details
    2
    Characteristic yield strength of reinforcement; fy = 460 N/mm
    2
    Characteristic yield strength of shear reinforcement; fyv = 460 N/mm
    Nominal cover to reinforcement
    Nominal cover to top reinforcement; cnom_t = 40 mm
    Nominal cover to bottom reinforcement; cnom_b = 40 mm
    Nominal cover to side reinforcement; cnom_s = 40 mm

    Multiple layers of bottom reinforcement


    Reinforcement provided - layer 1; 10  32 bars
    2
    Area of reinforcement provided - layer 1; As_L1 = 8042 mm
    Depth to layer 1; dL1 = 1734 mm
    Reinforcement provided - layer 2; 10  32 bars
    2
    Area of reinforcement provided - layer 2; As_L2 = 8042 mm
    Depth to layer 2; dL2 = 1702 mm
    2
    Total area of reinforcement; As,prov = As_L1 + As_L2 = 16085 mm
    Centroid of reinforcement; dbot = (As_L1  dL1 + As_L2  dL2) / As,prov = 1718 mm
    Design moment resistance of rectangular section (cl. 3.4.4) - Positive moment
    Design bending moment; M = 6547 kNm
    Depth to tension reinforcement; d = dbot = 1718 mm
    Redistribution ratio; b = 1.000
    K = M / (b  d  fcu) = 0.055
    2

    K' = 0.156
    K' > K - No compression reinforcement is required
    z = min(d  (0.5 + (0.25 - K / 0.9) ), 0.95  d) = 1605 mm
    0.5
    Lever arm;
    Depth of neutral axis; x = (d - z) / 0.45 = 252 mm
    Project Job Ref.

    Section Sheet no./rev.

    2
    Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date

    15/01/2018

    As,req = M / (0.87  fy  z) = 10195 mm


    2
    Area of tension reinforcement required;
    Tension reinforcement provided; 10  32 bars + 10  32 bars
    2
    Area of tension reinforcement provided; As,prov = 16085 mm
    As,min = 0.0024  b  h = 4320 mm
    2
    Minimum area of reinforcement;
    As,max = 0.04  b  h = 72000 mm
    2
    Maximum area of reinforcement;
    PASS - Area of reinforcement provided is greater than area of reinforcement required
    Rectangular section in shear
    Design shear force ; V = 1600 kN
    v = V / (b  d) = 0.931 N/mm
    2
    Design shear stress;
    vc = 0.79  min(3,[100  As,prov / (b  d)] )  max(1, (400 /d) ) 
    1/3 1/4
    Design concrete shear stress;
    / m
    1/3
    (min(fcu, 40) / 25)
    2
    vc = 0.723 N/mm
    vmax = min(0.8 N/mm  (fcu/1 N/mm ) , 5 N/mm ) = 5.000 N/mm
    2 2 0.5 2 2
    Allowable design shear stress;
    PASS - Design shear stress is less than maximum allowable
    0.5  vc < v < (vc + 0.4 N/mm )
    2
    Value of v from Table 3.7;
    2 2
    Design shear resistance required; vs = max(v - vc, 0.4 N/mm ) = 0.400 N/mm
    Asv,req = vs  b / (0.87  fyv) = 1000 mm /m
    2
    Area of shear reinforcement required;
    Shear reinforcement provided; 6  10 legs at 250 c/c
    2
    Area of shear reinforcement provided; Asv,prov = 1885 mm /m
    PASS - Area of shear reinforcement provided exceeds minimum required
    Maximum longitudinal spacing; svl,max = 0.75  d = 1289 mm
    PASS - Longitudinal spacing of shear reinforcement provided is less than maximum
    Spacing of reinforcement (cl 3.12.11)
    Actual distance between bars in tension; s = (b - 2  (cnom_s + v + bot,L1/2)) /(Nbot,L1 - 1) - bot,L1 = 64 mm
    Minimum distance between bars in tension (cl 3.12.11.1)
    Minimum distance between bars in tension; smin = hagg + 5 mm = 25 mm
    PASS - Satisfies the minimum spacing criteria
    Maximum distance between bars in tension (cl 3.12.11.2)
    fs = (2  fy  As,req) / (3  As,prov  b) = 194.4 N/mm
    2
    Design service stress;
    Maximum distance between bars in tension; smax = min(47000 N/mm / fs, 300 mm) = 242 mm
    PASS - Satisfies the maximum spacing criteria

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