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BS Crack

This document summarizes the design calculations for a doubly reinforced concrete section subjected to positive bending moment. It includes the section properties, material properties, straining actions, checks on stresses and flexural cracking, and the maximum allowable service moment while meeting cracking limits. Thermal cracking is also checked. The neutral axis depth, stresses, strains, and crack widths are calculated and found to meet code requirements.

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BS Crack

This document summarizes the design calculations for a doubly reinforced concrete section subjected to positive bending moment. It includes the section properties, material properties, straining actions, checks on stresses and flexural cracking, and the maximum allowable service moment while meeting cracking limits. Thermal cracking is also checked. The neutral axis depth, stresses, strains, and crack widths are calculated and found to meet code requirements.

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Project No.

Date 23/10/01 Computed by A. HASHEM Approved by

DESIGN

CALCULATION SHEET

General Sheet No. OF

Subject Building Verification

Checked by

CHECK OF WORKING STRESSES AND MAXIMUM CRACK WIDTH ACCORDING TO BS8110-85 FOR DOUBLY REINFORCED SECTION
CASE NAME +VE MOMENT OF SLABS between Axes 2, 3, A and B (MID FILED SECTIONS)
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
2 250 Kg/cm 2 4600 Kg/cm

SECTION PROPERTIES
Concrete Grade (fcu) Steel Yeild Stress (fy) Bridth (b) Thickness (t) Tension Steel Cover (C) Compression Steel Cover (d') Tension Steel Area (As) Compression Steel Area (As') Concrete Modulus of Elasticity (Ec) n (Es/Ec) Concrete Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (a) Surface Zone Depth for Tension Steel (dst) Surface Zone Depth for Compression Steel (dsc) Restraint Factor (R) Concrete Tension to Bond Stresses Ratio (fct/fb) Neutral Axis Depth (Z)

100.00 cm 12.50 cm 3.30 cm 3.30 cm 2 7.13 cm /m' 0.00 cm /m' 250.00 t/cm 16.00 1.20E-05 cm/cm/ 6.25 cm 6.25 cm 0.50 0.67 3.58 cm "Recommended 0.5 FOR Immature Concrete" " = 1.0 for Plain or 0.67 for Deformed Bars"
O 2

"From Concrete Surface to Steel Centroid" (Y 16 (Y 0 - 282 - 150 ) ) "(Y "(Y

f f
=

- St )" - Sc )" t/cm2

According to BS 8110 Part 2, Clause 7.2 Es (According to BS 8110) C 2000.00

STRAINING ACTIONS
Applied Service Moment (MS) Temperature Def. Bet. Hydration and Ambient (T1) = = 1.51 m.t. 30.00 C
2 105.05 Kg/cm 2 2637.36 Kg/cm 2 0.00 Kg/cm

CHECK OF STRESSES
Concrete Stress (fc) Tension Steel Stress (fs) Compresion Steel Stress (fs') = = =

CHECK ON FLEXURAL CRACK WIDTH


Tension Steel Strain (es) Concrete Tension Stiffening Effect (e 2) Average Strain (em ) Distance from Point to Tension Steel Surface (acr) Max. Crack Width (for Tension Steel) (w) = = = = = 1.32E-03 3.31E-04 1.76E-03 13.68 cm 0.2062 mm

MAXIMUM SERVICE MOMENT (M S )


Case of Max. Crack Width w = 0.2 mm Case of Max. Crack Width w = 0.1 mm = = 1.40 m.t. 0.94 m.t. "r min = 16 / Fy IN Kg/Cm UNITS"
2

CHECK ON THERMAL CRACK WIDTH


Tension Steel Ratio in Surface Zone (rs t) Compression Steel Ratio in Surface Zone (rs c) Thermal Crack Width for Tension Steel (wtt) Thermal Crack Width for Compression Steel (wtc) = = = = 1.14 % 0.00 % 0.0845 mm 0.0000 mm

NOTE

SURFACE ZONE DEPTH

1- FOR WALLS AND SUSPENDED SLABS ds EQUAL THE SMALLER OF t/2 OR 250 mm 2- FOR SLAB ON GRADE ds (TOP) EQUAL THE SMALLER OF t/2 OR 250 mm AND ds (BOTTOM) 100 mm

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