The document contains 4 situations involving the analysis and design of reinforced concrete structures. Situation 1 involves analyzing forces and moments in an interior beam. Situation 2 involves calculating stresses in a prestressed concrete double tee beam. Situation 3 involves determining the nominal axial strength of a short column subjected to eccentric loading. Situation 4 involves designing the rebar spacing in a concrete slab.
The document contains 4 situations involving the analysis and design of reinforced concrete structures. Situation 1 involves analyzing forces and moments in an interior beam. Situation 2 involves calculating stresses in a prestressed concrete double tee beam. Situation 3 involves determining the nominal axial strength of a short column subjected to eccentric loading. Situation 4 involves designing the rebar spacing in a concrete slab.
The document contains 4 situations involving the analysis and design of reinforced concrete structures. Situation 1 involves analyzing forces and moments in an interior beam. Situation 2 involves calculating stresses in a prestressed concrete double tee beam. Situation 3 involves determining the nominal axial strength of a short column subjected to eccentric loading. Situation 4 involves designing the rebar spacing in a concrete slab.
The document contains 4 situations involving the analysis and design of reinforced concrete structures. Situation 1 involves analyzing forces and moments in an interior beam. Situation 2 involves calculating stresses in a prestressed concrete double tee beam. Situation 3 involves determining the nominal axial strength of a short column subjected to eccentric loading. Situation 4 involves designing the rebar spacing in a concrete slab.
S1 = 3.0 m S2 = 2.5 m Total dead load = 4.6 kPa Live load = 1.9 kPa The interior beam IJKL is to be analyzed for the maximum forces at ultimate condition. U = 1.2D + 1.6 L a. What is the maximum reaction (kN) at K? b. What is the maximum positive moment on beam KL? c. Factored uniform dead load = 15 kN/m Factored uniform live load = 20 kN/m What is the maximum shear (kN) on beam KL?
SITUATION 2: The double-tee concrete section shown in the figure is used as
floor joist and is subjected to a prestressing force of 1000 kN. Unit weight of concrete is 25 kN/m3, simple span of 10 m. Section properties: y1= 217.2 mm b = 1500 mm y2= 468.6 mm A = 375117.72 mm2 y3= 110.0 mm IX= 1.4107 x 1010 mm4 Service loads on the floor: DL = 2.5 kPa LL = 6.0 kPa a. Determine the stress at the bottom fibers due to prestressing force alone. b. Determine the stress at the bottom fibers due to service loads and prestress force considering a prestress loss of 18.5% at service loads. c. Calculate the additional load the floor can carry so that the stress at the bottom fibers at the midspan is zero. SITUATION 3: The short column shown in the figure will be subjected to an eccentric load causing uniaxial bending about y-axis. Using the graph given, what is the nominal axial strength, Pn if e = 200 mm?
SITUATION 4: Design the spacing of 12 mm diameter rebars along the long
direction (mid-strip) of a 160 mm corner slab carrying a total dead load of 7.54 kPa and live load of 5 kPa. Width of the beam is 300 mm. Use f’c = 20 MPa and fy = 400 MPa. The value of your m should be rounded off to the nearest hundredths.