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    Check For Punching Shear:: Pile Cap Design (PC3a)

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    Sheikh Mizanur Rahman
    The document summarizes the design of a pile cap with 3 piles. Key details include: - The pile cap has a thickness of 0.9m and supports an applied working load of 1897.6kN and factored load of 2846.4kN. - Checks were performed to ensure the cap has sufficient punching and one-way shear capacity. - Flexural design was checked at two locations on the cap and the required steel reinforcement was calculated. The initial amounts of steel were not sufficient and had to be increased.

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    Check For Punching Shear:: Pile Cap Design (PC3a)

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    The document summarizes the design of a pile cap with 3 piles. Key details include: - The pile cap has a thickness of 0.9m and supports an applied working load of 1897.6kN and factored load of 2846.4kN. - Checks were performed to ensure the cap has sufficient punching and one-way shear capacity. - Flexural design was checked at two locations on the cap and the required steel reinforcement was calculated. The initial amounts of steel were not sufficient and had to be increased.

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    The document summarizes the design of a pile cap with 3 piles. Key details include: - The pile cap has a thickness of 0.9m and supports an applied working load of 1897.6kN and factored load of 2846.4kN. - Checks were performed to ensure the cap has sufficient punching and one-way shear capacity. - Flexural design was checked at two locations on the cap and the required steel reinforcement was calculated. The initial amounts of steel were not sufficient and had to be increased.

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    Check For Punching Shear:: Pile Cap Design (PC3a)

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    Sheikh Mizanur Rahman
    The document summarizes the design of a pile cap with 3 piles. Key details include: - The pile cap has a thickness of 0.9m and supports an applied working load of 1897.6kN and factored load of 2846.4kN. - Checks were performed to ensure the cap has sufficient punching and one-way shear capacity. - Flexural design was checked at two locations on the cap and the required steel reinforcement was calculated. The initial amounts of steel were not sufficient and had to be increased.

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    No.

    of pile in the group, N =


    Pile capacity =
    Cap thickness, t =

    Pile Cap Design


    3
    660 kN
    0.9 m

    Area of cap, A =
    Weight of cap, W =
    Applied working load =
    Applied factored load, P =
    Pile reaction, R =

    3.81595
    82.4
    1897.6
    2846.4
    948.8

    Check for punching shear:


    Size of pedestal =
    Dia. of reinforcing bar =
    Concrete strength, f'c =
    Effective thickness, d =
    Punching perimeter, b0 =

    ( PC3a )

    m2
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN

    500 mm Square
    25 mm
    3625 psi
    0.6875 m

    25 MPa

    4.75 m
    y=
    0.59375 m
    Punching shear, Vp =
    2490.568 kN
    Punching shear stress, vp =
    897.2 kN/m2
    Ultimate punching shear =

    1660.9 kN/m2

    > vp =

    897.2 kN/m2
    O.K.

    Check for one-way shear:


    x=
    0.3285 m
    Sec. width =
    1.17 m
    Shear, V =
    338.7 kN
    Shear stress , v =

    497.4 kN/m2

    Ultimate shear strength =

    830.5 kN/m2

    > v=

    497.4 kN/m2
    O.K.

    Flexure Design:
    b=
    Steel strength, fy =

    0.800 m
    415 MPa

    Bending moment, M1 =

    821.7 kN.m

    b1 =

    0.85

    rmax =

    0.023

    dreq =

    0.059 m < d =

    0.6875 m
    O.K.
    a=
    100.45 mm(Assumed)
    Steel area required, As =
    3452.1 mm2
    a=

    84.27 mm
    NOT O.K.
    Minimum steel ratio, rmin =
    0.003324
    As,min =
    1828 mm2
    As,Design =

    3452 mm2

    No. of bars required =


    Bending moment, M2 =

    7.0

    25 mm f

    711.6 kN.m
    a=
    92.1 mm(Assumed)
    Steel area required, As =
    2970.1 mm2
    a=
    77.34 mm
    NOT O.K.
    As,min =
    1714 mm2
    As,Design =
    Steel ratio =

    2970 mm2
    0.00540

    No. of bars required =

    6.1

    25 mm f

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