Chapter 2-Doubly Reinforced Beam
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CE 433 – REINFOR REINFORCED CED CONCRETE DESIGN LECTURE #2
DOUBLY REINFORCED BEAM Melchor M. Famisan, D. Eng. Instructor
INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES At the the end of the lesson, lesson, the students shall have have the ability to: Perform exural analysis of a doubly reinforced reinforced beam. Describe the procedure of designing doubly reinforced beam. a doubly reinforced beam in accordance with NSCP 2015.
Design
TOPIC TOPIC OUTLINE OUTLINE 1. Flexural Analysis of Doubly Reinforced Beam
Case 1: Compression steel yields
Case 2: Compression steel does not yield 2. Design of Doubly Reinforced Beam
FLEXURAL ANALYSIS OF DOUBLY REINFORCED BEAM Consider the beam section sectio n as shown.
C s = f’ f ’ s A’ A’ s
ϵc = 0.003
d'
A’ A’ S
a
d'
ϵs’
c
c – d’
a/2 C c = 0.85f’ c ab
d d–c
d – d’
d – a/2 T = f s As
ϵs
Strain diagram
ϵs = (ϵ y = f y/E S ) Stress diagram
∑F x = 0 C c + C s = T 0.85’ c ab + ’s A A’ ’ s = y As
To ensure ductility, the tension steel must yield rst before the concrete reaches a strain of 0.003. Hence, f s = f y .
Assume frst that the the compression steel (CS) yields, i.e., ’ ’ s = y CASE 1: Compression steel steel yields a = y ( As – A A’ ’ s )/( 0.85’ 0.85’ c b) c = a/β 1 Check the strain of CS to verify the assumption ϵ /(c – d’) = 0.003/c
C s = f’ f ’ s As’
s’
ϵ s’ = (0.003/c)(c – d’) CS does not yield. Go to case 2. If ϵ s’ < (ϵ y = f y /E s ), CS yields (so ’ ’ s = y ). ). Proceed If ϵ s’ > (ϵ y = f y /E s ), as follows
d'
d – d’
Take moment tension + C (d – d’)steel C (dabout – a/2)the c
d – a/2 T = f y As
s
M n = M n = 0.85 0.85’ ’ c ab(d – a/2) + y A A’ ’ s (d – d’)
a/2 C c = 0.85f 0.85f ’ c ab
ϵs = (ϵ y = f y/E S )
c ab(d y A s (d – d’)] ≥th φM n = φ[0.8 5f’ ’ o – a/2) + f yto A’ ’ determine M Also solve theφ[0.85f strain tension steel steel the eu reduction actor φ. φ.
CASE 2: Compression steel does not yield (i.e., f f’ ’ s ≠ f y) ’ ’ s = ϵ s’ E s = (0.003/c)(c – d’)(200,000) d’)(200,000)
= (600/c)(c – d’)
∑F x = 0 C c + C s = T 0.85’ c ab + ’ ’ s A A’ ’ s = y As 0.85’ c ( β 1c)b + (600/c)(c – d’) A A’ ’ s = y As
equation 1
Solve or c rom equation 1 , then calculate a and ’ s . a = β 1c & ’ ’ s = (600/c)(c – d’) Take moment about the tension steel M n = C c(d – a/2 a/2)) + C s(d – d’) M n = 0.85’ c ab(d – a/2) + ’ ’ s A A’ ’ s (d – d’)
Also solve the the strain o tension st steel eel to determine the the reduction actor φ φ.. φM n = φ[0.85f φ[0.85f’ ’ c ab(d – a/2) a/2) + f’ f ’ s A A’ ’ s (d – d’)] ≥ M u
SAMPLE PROBLEM #1 Compute the design moment strength of the beam as shown. Assume ’ ’ c = 30 MPa and and y = 415 MPa.
65 mm 2 – 20 mm φ 675 mm 4 – 32 mm φ 75 mm 350 mm
SOLUTION:
Assume that bot both h the com compressio pression n steel (CS) (CS) and tension tension st steel eel (TS) yield, i.e., ’ ’ s = s = y
Solve the strain of CS and TS to verify the assumption.
< ϵ y , hence CS did not yield > ϵ y , hence TS yielded
Determine the strain of compression steel and tension steel.
(OK)
(OK and it is in the tension controlled region) Compute the design strength.
φM n = 645.06 645.06 kN-m
SAMPLE PROBLEM #2 Determine the maximum concentrated live load that the beam can support as shown. Assume Assume ’ ’ c = 21 MPa & & y = 415 MPa. Assume that the weight of the beam is included in the dead load.
65 mm
1.5 m
2 – 25 mm φ
P L
wD = 40 kN/m wL = 50 kN/m
h = 750 mm 7 - 32 mm φ 65 mm 65 mm
b = 400 mm
L=6m
SOLUTION: Compute the required strength, M strength, M u.
1.5 m
P u = 1.6P 1.6P L wu = 128 kN/m
wu = 1.2(40) + 1.6(50) = 128 kN/m P u = 1.6 P L kN 6m 384 + 1.2P 1.2P L Find the c.g. of T.S.
384 + 0.4P 0.4P L 384 + 1.2P 1.2P L
y
c.g.
65 mm
192 + 1.2P 1.2P L 192 – 0.4P 0.4P L
A Ayy = ∑(a ∑(a · y) y)
x
V u
4.5–x
7 y y = = 3(65) y = 27.857 mm
M u,max
– 384 – 0.4P 0.4P L
Solving for the eective depth. M u
Assume that both C.S. C.S. & TS yield, such that 415 MPa ’ ’ s = s = y = = 415
65 mm 2 – 25 mm φ
d = 657.143 mm
Solving for the depth of stress block:
h = 750 mm 7 - 32 mm φ 65 mm
c.g.
65 mm
b = 400 mm
Check the strain of compression steel and tension steel. So both CS & TS yielded > ϵ y > ϵ y
Solve the strain of the farthest TS to determine the strength reduction factor, φ. d t = 750 – 65 = 685 mm ϵt = (0.003/ (0.003/cc)( )(d d t – c) = (0.003/317.835)(685 – 317.835) = 0.00346562 Since ϵ y < ϵt < 0.005, hence TS is within the transition region. φ = 0.65 + 0.25(ϵ 0.25(ϵt – ϵ y)/(0.005 – ϵ y) = 0.65 + 0.25(0.00346562 – 0.002075)/(0.005 – 0.002075) = 0.7689 Compute the design strength.
= 0.7689(1928942.4)(657.14 0.7689(1928942.4)(657.1433 – 270.16/2)(10 270.16/2)(10 -6) + 0.7689(407 0.7689(407425.297 425.297)(657.143 )(657.143 – 65)(10-6) = 959.805 kN-m Solving for PL. 959.805 =
P L = 279.23 kN
SAMPLE PROBLEM #3 Given the following data for doubly reinforced beam: Beam width, b = 410 mm Overall depth, h = 650 mm Diameter of tension bars = 28 mm Compression bars: 3 – 20 mm diameter
A A’ ’ s 650 mm As
Compressive strength of concrete: concrete: ’ ’ c = 20.7 Mpa Yield strength strength of st steel: eel: y = 345 Mpa 410 mm Clear cover of 10 mm diameter stirrups = 40 mm a. Compute the required area of tension steel at balanced design condition. b. Compute the design strength of the beam using 3 – 28 mm diameter tension bars. c. Compute the design strength of the beam using 6 – 28 mm diameter tension bars.
SOLUTION: ¿ 650 − 40 − 10 − ¿ 40 + 10 +
1 2
1 2
( 28 )=586
20 =60
(
)
[ ] 2
( 20 ) 2 300 = of tension steel at balanced design a. Required area 4 ′ = 3
Note: Balanced design is a condition at which the strain of the concrete reaches 0.003 just as the tension steel reaches its yield strain. ∈ =0.003
′
′
∈
∈ =
− ′
3-20 mm
−
′
∈ =∈ ¿
( 586 − ¿)
345 200,000
Solve the strain of C.S. ∈=
0.003
= 372.06
d = 586 mm As
Locate the N.A.
0.003
/
0.003 ( 372.06 − 60 ) ( − ′ ¿) 372.06
¿ 0.00252 yields
410 mm ⸫
use
′
0.85
3-20 mm d = 586 mm
′
−
−′
2
As
410 mm
∑
=
0 : + = ❑ 0.85 ′ + ′ ′ =
Where and
= 0.85 ( 20.7 ) ( 0.85 × 372.06 ) ( 410 )+ 345 ( 300 ) 345
2
7555 . 286 ¿
Note: When the provided area of T.S. is more than 7555.286 mm 2, the concrete will fail rst before the the T.S.provided yields. area These condition must7555.286 be avoided as yield possible. However, when of T.S. is less than mm 2,as themuch T.S. will rst before the concrete fails.
b. When 3 – 28 mm diameter bar is provided for tension steel. Assume that C.S. DNY. DNY.
∑ =0 :❑
′
=
600
(
+ = ′
T.S. yields yi elds 600
)= −′
(
60 )
−
′
′
0.85 + =
0.85 ( 20.7 ) ( 0.85 ) ( 410 ) +
600
( − 60 ) ( 300 ) =345 ( 1847.26 )
=0.85 ( 80.472 ) =68.4
= 80.472 Check the strain of C.S. ′
∈ =
0.003
( − ′ ) ¿ 0.003 ( 80.472 − 60 ) 80.472
¿ 0.000763 DNY Solve for the nominal strength.
(
= −
2
)
+ ( − ′ )
′
Where: =
600 80.472
( 80.472 − 60 )=152.64
68.4
[
¿ 0.85 20.7
(
)(
68.4
)(
410
)
(
586 −
2
)
6
+ 152.64 300 586 − 60
(
)(
)
]
× 10−
¿ 347.947
Determine the design strength. ∈ =
0.003
( − ¿) 0.003 ( 586 − 80.472 )
80.472
.005 , eio otrolle ∴ ∅ =0.9 ¿ 0.01885 o trolle ¿ 0 .005 ∅
= 0.9 ( 347.947 ) ¿ 313 . 153
∙∙
c. When 6 – 28 mm diameter bar is provided for tension steel.
( 28 ) =6
2 2
= 3694.513
[ ] 4
T.S. yields
Assume that C.S. yields. ′ = =345
∑
=
0 : + = ❑ 0.85 ′ + ′
′
=
0.85 ( 20.7 ) ( 410 ) + 345 ( 300 )= 345 ( 3694.513 )
=131.613
=
0.85
=154.84
Check the strain of C.S. ∈= 0.003 ′
( − ′ ) ¿ 0.003 ( 154.84 − 60 )= 0.00184 yields 154.84
Solve the nominal strength.
(
= −
2
)
′
+ ( − ′ )
Where: = 345
¿ 0.85 ( 20.7 ) ( 131.613 ) ( 410 ) 586 − 131.613 + 345 ( 300 ) ( 586 − 60 )
[
¿ 664.929
∙∙
(
2
)
Determine the design strength. 0.003 ∈ =
0.003
( − ¿) 154.84 ( 586 − 154.84 ) ¿ 0.00835 ¿ 0 .005 005 , eio otrolle o trolle ∴ ∅ =0.9
∅
= 0.9 ( 664.929 ) ¿ 598 . 436 ∙
]
× 10 − 6
DESIGN OF DOUBLY REINFORCED BEAM When it is restricted or not allowed allowed to have a bigger sec section tion of the b beam, eam, such that when it is design as singly reinforced cannot be possible (i.e., the design strength, φM nn11 , of a singly reinforced is less than the required strength, M strength, M u), it is necessary then to provide compression steel in order to increase its strength. Subsequently, additional tension steel is also required to compensate the provided compression steel. ϵc = 0.003
a/2 d'
d
C s = f’ f ’ s A A’ ’ s
C c = 0.85f c’ ab
a
ϵs’ c
c – d’
A’ A’ s =
d–c
+
T 1= f y As1
As= As1 + As2
M n
d – d’
d – a/2
M n1
T 2= f y As2 ϵs = ( Stress diagrams
f yn/E ) n1 M n2ϵ y= =M - M - M S
ϵs Strain diagram
Design Data: b, d, d, ’ ’ c , y and M u Design Procedure: 1. Calculate frst the nominal strength ( M n1n1) and the corresponding area o 1. tension steel ( As1) considering the section as si singly ngly reinorced. T To o ensure ductility,, a ductility assume ssume that ϵ s = 0.005. ϵ s = ( 0.003/c)(d-c) 0.003/c)(d-c) = 0.005
c = ( 3/8 3/8))d a = β 1c ∑F x = 0: T 1 = C c
Note: If M n1 > M u/φ , use SRB. If M If M n1 0.005 , tension controlled (φ = 0.9) Check the design strength. ∅
= 0.9 ( 648.026 )= 583.22 ∙ ¿ [ = 539 ∙ ] (therefore safe)
Check the horizontal spacing of tension bars. 350 − 2 ( 40 ) − 2 (10 ) − 3 ( 28 ) h = ¿ 83 > = 28 ∴
[
2
Check the steel ratio. 1176 = 0.02111 = = ( )
′
=
′
=
]
39 392 2
(
350 35 0 500
)
=0.00704
350 ( 500 )
0.02 0211 11 1 − 0.00704 ¿ 0.
(
)
400.793 415
= 0.01431< ρmax (OK)
2 – 28 mm φ
500 mm 600 mm 6 – 28 mm φ
350 mm
Final Beam Details
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