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    UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL

    ENGINEERING CIV3049S: STRUCTURAL DESIGN I-2016/2017


    TUTORIAL 9
    SERVICEABILITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE MEMBERS

    Task 1

    Y Column section

    N = 800 kN
    40
    Mx = 40 kNm
    My = 20 kNm

    X 320 h = 400

    40
    4 Y25 bars, As = 491 mm2 each

    40 220 40

    b = 300
    (a) Transform the complete section to an equivalent “all-concrete” one, and find Atotal, Ix, Iy
    (b) Find the extreme fibre stresses in the concrete for N, M x and My acting separately
    (c) Combine the stresses for N, Mx and My acting simultaneously. Is the section cracked?
    (d) Find the reinforcement stresses for N and Mx acting separately.
    (e) Find the radii of curvature Rx and Ry.

    Task 2
    Beam section

    x N=0
    Sagging Mx only
    X

    d = 460 h = 500

    2 Y25 bars, As = 491 mm2 each

    40

    40 120 40

    b = 200

    (a) Transform the complete section to an equivalent “all-concrete” one and then find Atotal, the
    centroidal axis depth x , and Ix,total. For Mx = 10 kNm, find the extreme fibre concrete stresses
    and the reinforcement stress. Is the section cracked?
    (b) Increase Mx to 50 kNm and recalculate the stresses for (a). Check for cracking.

    Properties
    Concrete: fcu = 30 MPa; fct = - 3 MPa; Ec = 27 GPa;
    Reinforcing Steel: fy = 450 MPa; Es = 200 GPa; take αe = 7,4

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