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    Chapter 4: Structural Analysis and Design 4.1 Reinforced Concrete Design

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    Chapter 4: Structural Analysis and Design 4.1 Reinforced Concrete Design

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    The document discusses the design process for reinforced concrete columns. It outlines the steps for both ultimate strength design and working stress design. For both methods, the process includes determining the axial load on the column, selecting between a tied or spiral column, calculating the required cross-sectional area and height, and sizing the steel reinforcement bars while meeting spacing requirements.

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    Chapter 4: Structural Analysis and Design 4.1 Reinforced Concrete Design

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    The document discusses the design process for reinforced concrete columns. It outlines the steps for both ultimate strength design and working stress design. For both methods, the process includes determining the axial load on the column, selecting between a tied or spiral column, calculating the required cross-sectional area and height, and sizing the steel reinforcement bars while meeting spacing requirements.

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    CHAPTER 4: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

    4.1 Reinforced Concrete Design


    4.1.1. Ultimate Strength Design
    COLUMN
    COLUMN DESIGN
    DESIGN FLOW CHART

    Axial Load ( Pu )

    1.2DL + 1.6LL

    Spiral Column
    Tied Column

    Ø = 0.75
    Ø = 0.65

    Pu = Pu =
    Ø(0.8)[0.85fc(Ag- Ø(0.85)[0.85fc(Ag-
    Ast)+fyAst] Ast)+fyAst]

    Solve for Ag

    Solve for H

    Solve for Ast

    Solve for no. of bars

    Solve for spacing

    a.)16db

    b.)48ds

    c.)least column
    dimension
    4.1.2 Working Stress Design
    COLUMN
    COLUMN DESIGN
    DESIGN FLOW CHART

    Axial Load ( Pa )

    DL + LL

    Spiral Column
    Tied Column

    Ø = 0.75
    Ø = 0.65

    Pu = Pu =
    Ø(0.8)[0.85fc(Ag- Ø(0.85)[0.85fc(Ag-
    Ast)+fyAst] Ast)+fyAst]

    Solve for Ag

    Solve for H

    Solve for Ast

    Solve for no. of bars

    Solve for spacing

    a.)16db

    b.)48ds

    c.)least column
    dimension

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