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    RCC Design of Stem: Input Data

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    1) This document provides the design of the reinforced concrete stem of a structure. Key input parameters include the ultimate bending moment, concrete strength, reinforcement strength, and axial force on the stem. 2) Calculations are shown to determine the required area of tension reinforcement based on the ultimate bending moment. The spacing of reinforcement is then selected to satisfy design checks. 3) Shear capacity is checked at the bottom of the stem and first checking level. Shear reinforcement in the form of stirrups is specified where required to resist factored shear forces.

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    1) This document provides the design of the reinforced concrete stem of a structure. Key input parameters include the ultimate bending moment, concrete strength, reinforcement strength, and axial force on the stem. 2) Calculations are shown to determine the required area of tension reinforcement based on the ultimate bending moment. The spacing of reinforcement is then selected to satisfy design checks. 3) Shear capacity is checked at the bottom of the stem and first checking level. Shear reinforcement in the form of stirrups is specified where required to resist factored shear forces.

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    1) This document provides the design of the reinforced concrete stem of a structure. Key input parameters include the ultimate bending moment, concrete strength, reinforcement strength, and axial force on the stem. 2) Calculations are shown to determine the required area of tension reinforcement based on the ultimate bending moment. The spacing of reinforcement is then selected to satisfy design checks. 3) Shear capacity is checked at the bottom of the stem and first checking level. Shear reinforcement in the form of stirrups is specified where required to resist factored shear forces.

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    1) This document provides the design of the reinforced concrete stem of a structure. Key input parameters include the ultimate bending moment, concrete strength, reinforcement strength, and axial force on the stem. 2) Calculations are shown to determine the required area of tension reinforcement based on the ultimate bending moment. The spacing of reinforcement is then selected to satisfy design checks. 3) Shear capacity is checked at the bottom of the stem and first checking level. Shear reinforcement in the form of stirrups is specified where required to resist factored shear forces.

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    RCC DESIGN OF STEM

    INPUT DATA
    1) Design ultimate bending moment at bottom of stem = 3.63 TM
    2) Concrete Mix 25 N/mm^2
    3) Reinforcement Fe 500 N/mm^2
    4) Overall thickness provided 400.03 mm
    5) Cover to the centre of main steel 50 mm
    6) Total axial force on stem ( Ultimate ) = 9.52 Tonne
    7) Design ultimate bending moment at I st checking level of Abt. = 3.63 TM
    8) Top width of wall 300

    CALCULATION
    As per clause 15.7 of CBC stem is designed as slab according clause 15.5

    Design ultimate bending moment at bottom of Stem = 3.6 tm / full abt. Length
    = 3.6 tm/RM
    Design ultimate bending moment at bottom of Stem. = 3.63 tm/RM
    Design ultimate bending moment at Ist ch. Lvl. of Stem. = 3.6 tm/RM
    ( Assuming factor of safety as per Table 12 of CBC )

    To calculate depth of section :- ( As per IS 456 )

    Mu
    Effective Depth d = = 102.6 mm < 350.03 ok
    0.138 fckb

    0.5 fck b d 4.6 Mu


    Ast for under-reinforced section = 1- 1-
    fy fck b d2

    = 242.0 mm^2
    Ast at first checking level = 242.0 mm^2 Eff. Depth d= 350.00
    Check for Mu as per CBC Railway cl. 15.4.2.2
    1.1 fy Ast
    Mu = 0.87fyAst Z ; Z = 1 - xd
    fck b d

    Z = 344.70

    Mu = 36284604.2 Nmm = 3.63 TM > 3.63 TM


    Spacing of 16 mm dia steel on tension side = 830.47 mm c/c
    ( In one layers ) say 150 mm c/c B3
    0.383 %
    Spacing of 16 mm dia steel on tension side = 830.43 mm c/c
    At first checking lvl. say 150 mm c/c B2
    0.383 %
    ( At 2.800 mt from top of wall )
    Spacing of 16 mm dia steel on tension side = 250.00 mm c/c
    At second checking lvl. say 180 mm c/c
    ( At 7.000 mt from top of wall )

    1 RCC-stem
    Use 0.12 % steel on cmpr. side parellel to main reinforst.= 420.03 mm^2
    ( Below first ck. Lvl. )
    spacing of 10 mm dia steel on compression side = 187.0 B5
    Say 150 mm c/c
    Use 0.12 % steel on tension side Distribution= 360.02 mm^2
    spacing of 10 mm dia steel on tension side = 218.0 B1
    Say 200 mm c/c
    Use 0.06 % steel on compr. Distribution = 180.008 mm^2
    spacing of 8 mm dia steel on compression side = 279.098 B4
    Say 200 mm c/c
    Average
    CHECK FOR SHEAR AT BOTTOM OF STEM :-

    Factored shear on stem = 3.77 Tonne/ total length ( sesmic )


    = 3.77 Tonne/RM
    Ultimate shear on abutment Vu = 3.77 Tonne/RM

    Shear stress " v " = Vu / bd = 0.108 N/mm^2

    Permissible shear stress as per table 15 & 16 of CBC = 0.450 N/mm^2 "SVc"
    0.383 % steel
    As v is more than 0.450
    Shear reinforcement is given by CBC Cl.15.5.4.1.1
    Use 4 legs/mt. 8 dia steel
    Asv 0.87fyv
    Sv = = 1514.80
    b(v+0.4-SVc )
    Provide four legged stirrups 8 mm dia at spacing = 200 mm c/c
    ( four legs / RM ) ( Spacing shall not be more than " d " as per cl. 15.5.4.1.3 )
    % steel if stirrupse are considered as distribution steel = 0.13 % > 0.12 %
    okay
    As v is less than 0.450
    No shear reinforcement is required as per Cl. 15.5.4.1.1

    CHECK FOR SHEAR AT FIRST CHECKING LVL.OF STEM :-

    Factored shear on stem = 3.8 Tonne/ total length


    Shear stress " v "= Vu / bd = 0.108 N/mm^2
    Permissible shear stress as per table 15 & 16 of CBC = 0.524 N/mm^2 "SVc"
    for M25 & 0.191 % steel
    As v is more than 0.524
    Shear reinforcement is given by CBC Cl.15.5.4.1.1
    Use 4 legs/mt. 12 dia steel
    Asv 0.87fyv
    Sv = = -12079.90 S1
    b(v+0.4-SVc )
    Provide four legged stirrups 12 mm dia at spacing = 400 mm c/c
    ( four legs / RM ) ( Spacing shall not be more than " d " as per cl. 15.5.4.1.3 ) okay

    As v is less than 0.524


    No shear reinforcement is required as per Cl. 15.5.4.1.1

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