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    Shear & Torsion Design - Rectangular Beams: U. S. Customary Units

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    This document provides design values for the shear and torsion reinforcement of a rectangular concrete beam. The beam has a shear force of 4 kips and torsion of 7 ft-kips. It has a concrete compressive strength of 4000 psi. The required shear reinforcement is calculated to be 0.0106 in^2/in for two legs of stirrups spaced at 4.8 inches. Additional longitudinal reinforcement of 0.55 in^2 is also required.

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    This document provides design values for the shear and torsion reinforcement of a rectangular concrete beam. The beam has a shear force of 4 kips and torsion of 7 ft-kips. It has a concrete compressive strength of 4000 psi. The required shear reinforcement is calculated to be 0.0106 in^2/in for two legs of stirrups spaced at 4.8 inches. Additional longitudinal reinforcement of 0.55 in^2 is also required.

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    This document provides design values for the shear and torsion reinforcement of a rectangular concrete beam. The beam has a shear force of 4 kips and torsion of 7 ft-kips. It has a concrete compressive strength of 4000 psi. The required shear reinforcement is calculated to be 0.0106 in^2/in for two legs of stirrups spaced at 4.8 inches. Additional longitudinal reinforcement of 0.55 in^2 is also required.

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    Shear & Torsion Design - Rectangular Beams: U. S. Customary Units

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    Al Wardany
    This document provides design values for the shear and torsion reinforcement of a rectangular concrete beam. The beam has a shear force of 4 kips and torsion of 7 ft-kips. It has a concrete compressive strength of 4000 psi. The required shear reinforcement is calculated to be 0.0106 in^2/in for two legs of stirrups spaced at 4.8 inches. Additional longitudinal reinforcement of 0.55 in^2 is also required.

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    Shear & Torsion Design - Rectangular Beams

    U. S. Customary Units
    Units
    Vu = 4 k
    Tu = 7 ft-k
    Nu = 0 k
    f'c = 4000 psi
    l = 1
    b= 8 in.
    h= 16 in.
    cover = 1 in.
    stirrup dia. = 0.4 in.
    Av = 0.22 in 2
    fyt = 60,000 psi
    fy = 60,000 psi
    f = 0.75
    Acp = 128.00 in 2
    pcp = 48.00 in.
    Neglect torsion if Tu < 16191 in-lb = 1.349 ft-k < Tu consider torsion
    x1 = 5.60 in.
    y1 = 13.60 in.
    Aoh = 76.16 in 2
    Ao = 64.74 in 2
    d= 14.1 in.
    ph = 38.40 in.
    Vc = 14268 lb
    Eq. 11-18 left 329
    Eq. 11-18 right 474 section is large enough
    At/s = 0.0144 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup
    Vu >fVc/2 ? no
    Vs = -8935 lb
    Av/s = -0.0106 in /in for 2 legs of stirrup
    2

    Av+t/s = 0.0183 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup


    s= 12.04 in.
    s < ph/8 = 4.80 in.
    s < 12 = 12.00 in.
    s= 4.80 in.
    Use s = 4.00 in.
    Eq. 11-23 0.75Sqrt(f'c)bs/fyt = 0.025 < Av - OK
    Al = 0.55 in 2 Select additional longitudinal bars
    Min Al = 0.12 OK
    20
    10
    0
    20
    1
    200
    400
    25
    10
    142.00
    420
    Shear & Torsion Design - Rectangular Beams
    S. I. Units
    Units
    Vu = 20 kN
    Tu = 10 kN
    Nu = 0 kN
    f'c = 20 MPa
    l = 1
    b= 200 mm
    h= 400 mm
    cover = 25 mm
    stirrup dia. = 10 mm
    Av = 142.00 mm 2
    fyt = 420 MPa
    f = 0.75
    Acp = 80000 mm 2
    pcp = 1200.00 mm
    Neglect torsion if Tu < 1490712 N-mm 1.491 kN-m < Tu consider torsion
    x1 = 140.00 mm
    y1 = 340.00 mm
    Aoh = 47600 mm 2
    Ao = 40460 mm 2
    d= 352.3 mm
    ph = 960.00 mm
    Vc = 52518 N
    Eq. 11-18 left 2.508 N/mm
    Eq. 11-18 right 2.795 section is large enough
    At/s = 0.3923 mm2/mm for 2 legs of stirrup
    Vu >fVc/2 ? yes, shear reinforcing needed
    Vs = -25851 lb
    Av/s = -0.1747 in /in for 2 legs of stirrup
    2

    Av+t/s = 0.6099 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup


    s= 233 in.
    s < ph/8 = 120 in.
    s < 300 = 300.00 in.
    s= 120 in.
    Use s = 120.00 in.
    Eq. 11-23 0.75Sqrt(f'c)bs/fyt = 191.663 > Av + 2At - NG
    Al = 376.62 in 2
    Min Al = 3882.56 NG

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