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    Example: Design The Corner Column Shown in The Figure

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    The document provides design parameters and calculations for designing a corner column subjected to axial and biaxial bending loads. Key details include: - The column is 300mm x 300mm with 40mm cover and subjected to a total axial load of 1500kN. - Biaxial bending is considered with My=77kNm and Mz=60kNm at the base. - Reinforcement is calculated to be 2322mm^2 using d2/h=0.15, and provided with 4 T32 bars for a total area of 3216mm^2. - All parameters and calculations are provided to complete the column design according to given structural loads and code requirements.

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    Example: Design The Corner Column Shown in The Figure

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    The document provides design parameters and calculations for designing a corner column subjected to axial and biaxial bending loads. Key details include: - The column is 300mm x 300mm with 40mm cover and subjected to a total axial load of 1500kN. - Biaxial bending is considered with My=77kNm and Mz=60kNm at the base. - Reinforcement is calculated to be 2322mm^2 using d2/h=0.15, and provided with 4 T32 bars for a total area of 3216mm^2. - All parameters and calculations are provided to complete the column design according to given structural loads and code requirements.

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    The document provides design parameters and calculations for designing a corner column subjected to axial and biaxial bending loads. Key details include: - The column is 300mm x 300mm with 40mm cover and subjected to a total axial load of 1500kN. - Biaxial bending is considered with My=77kNm and Mz=60kNm at the base. - Reinforcement is calculated to be 2322mm^2 using d2/h=0.15, and provided with 4 T32 bars for a total area of 3216mm^2. - All parameters and calculations are provided to complete the column design according to given structural loads and code requirements.

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    Example: Design The Corner Column Shown in The Figure

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    The document provides design parameters and calculations for designing a corner column subjected to axial and biaxial bending loads. Key details include: - The column is 300mm x 300mm with 40mm cover and subjected to a total axial load of 1500kN. - Biaxial bending is considered with My=77kNm and Mz=60kNm at the base. - Reinforcement is calculated to be 2322mm^2 using d2/h=0.15, and provided with 4 T32 bars for a total area of 3216mm^2. - All parameters and calculations are provided to complete the column design according to given structural loads and code requirements.

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    Design the corner column


    Reaction from Beam
    shown in the figure. 2/1 - 300 kN Reaction from Beam
    2/2 - 400 kN

    Reaction from Beam


    1/1 - 350 kN
    Reaction from Beam
    1/2 kN

    Ground Level
    Design parameters (general)

    Reinforcement yield strength fy = 500 N/mm2


    (reminder fd = fy/1.15 = 0.87fy = 435 N/mm2

    Concrete strength C30/35 fck = 30 N/mm2

    The above parameters are both decided by the Design Engineer,


    although fy is generally standard.

    fck would be the same thoughout the job


    There are then specific parameters for this slab:

    Column cover 40mm


    Cover depends upon location

    Reinforcement diameter (beam) 25mm (estimated, may change)

    at this stage.

    TOTAL axial load = 300 + 350 + 400 + 450 = 1500 kN

    As a starting point, consider:


    Ac > 1500 x 103/(0.567 x 30) = 88,183 mm2 = 297mm x 297mm
    Ac > 1500 x 103/(0.567 x 30) = 88,183 mm2 = 297mm x 297mm

    Try column size 300mm x 300mm (h/20 = 300/20 = 15mm < 20mm)

    This is MY decision, later calculations will tell me if it is a correct decision.


    With significant applied moments, this could prove to be too ambitious.
    (if I am wrong I simply have to re-do the calculations)

    We are now in a position to calculate eccentricities:


    ex = ey = h/2 + 20 = 150 + 20 = 170mm
    Loading

    Level 2 Level 1
    NED = 300 + 400 = 700 kN
    Mz = 300 x 0.17 = 51 kNm
    My = 400 x 0.17 = 68 kNm

    Ground Level Level 1


    NED = 350 + 450 + 700 (from above)= 1500 kN
    Mz = 350 x 0.17 = 60 kNm
    My = 450 x 0.17 = 77 kNm

    Clearly the critical column is Ground First


    Column is subject to biaxial bending:

    Where columns are bent about two axes, uniaxial checks will suffice if
    the following are satisfied:

    Firstly: and

    Since these are clearly satisfied


    Also: or where

    ez = 60 x 103/1500 = 40; ey = 77 x 103/1500 = 51

    ez/b = 40/300 = 0.133 ey/h = 51/300 = 0.17

    >0.2 > 0.2

    Biaxial bending must be considered.


    My/b = 77/300 = 0.256 Mz/h = 60/300 = 0.2

    My/b > Mz/h

    Hence:

    b = h = 300-40-25/2 = 247.5

    MEd = 77 + 0.444 x (300/300) x 60 = 104 kNm


    d2 = 40 + 25/2 = 52.5mm; h = 300; d2/h = 0.175

    Use d2/h = 0.15 for chart selection


    Asfyk/bhfck = 0.43

    As = 0.43 x 300 x 300 x 30/500 = 2322 mm2

    Use 4 T32 bars (1 in each corner) = Asprov = 4 x 804 = 3216mm2

    Strictly speaking, this modifies d2 to 40 + 32/2 = 56;


    d2/h = 56/300 = 0.187

    so we should check using d2/h = 0.2 for chart selection


    Revised Asfyk/bhfck = 0.49

    As = 0.49 x 300 x 300 x 30/500 = 2646 mm2

    Use 4 T32 bars (1 in each corner) = Asprov = 4 x 804 = 3216mm2

    THIS COMPLETES THE COLUMN DESIGN

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