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Example 6.3 : Continuous beam Design of beams page 1/11 Ref. Output ‘ 44 t t [poses Dimension: Span, L = 800m with, B = 300m Slab thickness 110 mm Beam size = 225x500 mm Characteristic loads: Finishes ete. = LS kN Variable, 74 . 3.0 kNAn Materials : Unit weight of concrete = 25 kNim! Characteristic strength of eoncrete,fa ~ 25 Nimm Characteristic strength of steel fx 500 Nien’ Characteristic strength of fink Jy. 500 Némm? Nominal concrete cover = 30mm Assumed: Get = 20 mm fuer 16 mm Pum = 6mm Design beam 1W/A-D say 9 103 104 | Design of beams Example 6.3 : Continuous beam page 211 Ret. Calculations Output Beam 1a/A-D w kNim w kNim a 80m B 80m c 80m D S321 225 mm 110 mm, 500 mm, by = 1400 mm by = 1400 mm Actual flange width, b 2.0, one-way slab Shear coefficient ,, = 0.50 Panel la-2/A_D: Lyllx= 800) 3.00= 2.7 > 2.0, one-way slab Shear coefficient , 05, Characteristic permanent action : Wo= 0225 (050-O.11)x 25 = 219 KN/m w= Bynly = 050x425 3°00 638 kNim we = Bynly = 050x425 x3.00 6.38 kN/m Gi = 149 NI Characteristic variable action w1 = Bonly = 050 x 3.00 x3.00 4.50 kN/m w2 © Bynb, = 0.50 x3.00 3.00 4.50 kNim on 9.00 kN/m Design bad, we = 135G, + 150% (1.35 x 14.94) + (1.50 x9.00) = 33.67 KN/m Output ‘ANALYSIS; Continuous beam with equal spans, uniform action and. 4 Use moment and shear coefficient from Table 3.14 BS8I10:Part 1 wkNim seu uh Lm Lm Lm A 8 ¢ ° oa our O.09FL car 0.09FL ose ossr OgF ae ossr ose] Fs wabkN = 3367x80 = 269 KN |shear Force [Bending moment yy 09 106 | Design of beams Example 6.3 : Continuous beam page 4/11 Ref, Calculations Output MAIN REINFORCEMENT. Span A-B & C-D Effective depth, d =f ~ Coon ~ #tink-O.5# tw 454.0 mm Bending moment, Mo= 0.09 FL = 009 «269 x80 = 194 KNm Me 0.567 fabhi(d- 0.5h) = 0567 x25x 2145x 110( 4540 - 55) = 1334 kNm M =< My => Neutral axis within the flange Ko = Mifabd : 194 x 10° (25 x 2145 x 4540+) = 001s z 4 [05 +f025 > KILI) ] 0.984 Area of tension reinforcement As = MIO8TS xz Ps = 194.0.x 10°/ (0.87 x 500 x 0.95 x 454.0) = 1034 mm* Bes Use: SH 20 9211 Minimum and maximum reinforcement area, (1571 mm’) Asan = 0.26fanifix) bd 0.26 (2.56 1500) bd = 0.0013 bd Use = 0.0013 ba = 00013 x225 34540 = 136mm Asam = O04Ac = 0.04 bh = 008 x25 x500 = 4500.mm" Support B & C Effective depth, d =H - Cuan @tisk~ @tw = 444.0 mm Bending moment, Mo= OllFL = 01 e269 x80 = 237 kNm K = Mibd*f = B71 x10°/ (225% 444 x 25) 0214 Redistribution 0% Redistribution ratio, 6 = 1.0 Using: EC2 Ki = 04545 ~ Vea ~ O.182{(5 ~ kVka}® kya 044 = 0.363 (5- ky)- 0.116 (6 = kay ka= 1.25 = | 0.167 sy 09 Design of beams | 107 Example 6.3 : Continuous beam page 5/1 Ret, Calculations Output Ko> Kes Compression reinforcement is required © + Hin + O0.5P me = 44 mmm z 4 [0.5 +025 - Kui/l-134) | 082d = 0.82444 = 3644 mm x= @=2)/04 = 199.0mm die 44/1990 = 022 038 ‘The compression steel will have yielded Ie 08a ‘Area of compression steel Ae = (K = Rea) faba? /O8T ald = d') (0.214 -0.17) x 25x 225 x 444°) 0.87 x 500 x (44-4) = 299 mm" ‘Area of tension steel Use: SH 20 As = Kua faba?) O82 + Ae (1571 mm") = 0167 x 25x 225% 444") . 087 x 500 x 368 | ee = 1466 mm? Anwin = 0.0013 6d = = 136mm" 2H 16 Aca = 0.04 bh = 4500 mm" (402 mm’) ‘Span B-C Effective depth.d =f - Cron = $ uk Powe = 444.0 mm Bending momen M = 007 FL = 007 x269 x80 = 151 kNm Ms 0.567 fasbh(d- 0.54.) 0.567 x25x 1345x 110( 4540-55) = 837kNm M =< Mp =>Neutral axis within the Nange K ML fab? - 151 x 10°/ (25 x 1345 x 454.0) = 002 2 d (05 + /025 - KIV134)] =0.984 snsy 09 108 | Design of beam Example 6.3 : Continuous beam page 6/11 Ret Calculations Output Area of tension reinforcement J As M1087 fz = 150.9.x 10°/ (0.87 x 500 x 0.95 x 454.0) = 808 mm? : Use: 3H 20 Agwin = 0003 bd = (943 mm’) Ave = 008 6A = SHEAR REINFORCEMENT 623 | Concrete strut capacity Vaasa = 0.36budfa( -fa/250)/ (cot + tan 0) = (O36x 25x 454x _25(1- 25250) (cot + an 8) = 2B7KN =D = 2deg coro = 25) = AEN SDF = AS deg cd = 10) Support A & D Vay 045F = 045x269 9 = I21KN. < Vad cot 0 =2.5 < Vea mm cot 0 =1.0 =D Therefore angle @ < 2 Shear inks Am/8 = Veal 08fpdeor 0 = 22x10" /(0.78x S00x 454% 2.48) = oan Tryfink: HE yy = ST mm Spacing, s = 57/0277 9226) = 204mm << 0.75) = 341mm Use: 6-200 62.3(7) | Additonal lngitutinal reinforcement ‘Additional tensile force, Fy = 0.5V¢4 cot 0 = 05 x 121x248 150 kN Muenml2 = 1940x10/ 431.3 = 4S0KN > AF Acme = Mfg 108% a = 180 x 10°/ (087x 500) use: 2H 16 = 345 mmt (402 mm’) my Example 6.3 : Continuous beam Design of beams | 109 page 7/11 Ref, Calculations Output 92.2(6) 623) 9226) 6.2.3(7) Support B & C Vu = 0.60 F = 0.60 x 269 162. kN < Vaux cot @ <_— Fit.mm cot 8 = 1 => Therefore angle 0 < 2 Shear links Ase! Ves 1 0.78 ydoot 8 = 161.6.x 10° / (0.78 x S00x 454x 2.48) = 0369 Try link H6 Aye = ST mm Spacing, s = 57/0369 153mm <= 075d = 341 mm ‘Additional longitudinal reinforcement Additional tensile force, AFu = 0SVea cot @ 05 x162 x248 = — 200kN AF w / 087) 200 x 10°/ (0.87x 500)= 460 ma” Aa et Support B& C Vea = 035 F = 055x269 148 kN Therefore angle 6 < 2 ‘Shear links Am!s Veal 0.P/ystoot 8 148.2 x 10° / (0.78 x 500x454 x 2.48) = 0338 Trylink: = HE Aug = ST mm Spacing, s = 57/0338 = 67mm << 075d = 341 mm ‘Additional longitudinal reinforcement Additional tensile force, Fu 0.5Vegcot 8 = 05 x48 x248 = 183 KN Asm = AF / O87 183 x 10°/ (087 x 500)= 422 mnt fuse luse luse lUse : H6- 150 3H 16 (603 H6- 150 3H 16 (603 mm’) sy 09 110 | Design of beams Example 6.3 : Continuous beam page 8/11 Ref Cateulations Output 92.265) | Minimum tinks Amt $ 0.08/e'"b al fox = 0.08 x (25)"" x 225. / 500 = 0.180 Try link : H6 Ags = ST mm Spacing s~ 57/018 = 314mm Use 9.2.2(6) < 075d = 0.75 x454 = 341 mm H6- 300 Shear resistance of minimum links = Avuls XO.784f c0t 8) (57/300)x (0.78 x454 x 500 x25) = BRN Link arrangement xy = (21 83)/ 3367 Ldn xr = (I62- 83)/ 33.67 2.341 x = (148- 83)/ 33.67 1.94 62.4 | Transverse steet in the flange “The longitudinal shear stresses are the greatest over a distance ‘Ax measured from the point of zero moment. dr = 0.5( 0.3L) = 0.15( 8000) = 1200 mm _—_|* Estimate “The change in moment over distance Ax from zer0 moment, AM= 070 Mmac= 0.70% 194 + Estimate = 136kNm “The change in longitudinal foree, Fe = [AM I(d -OShA}x{(b ~ 6x26] = 136x110" (2145-225) (454-55) * (2 2145) = 1s2kN sy 09 Design of beams | 111 Example 6.3 : Continuous beam page 9/11 Ret, Calculations utp Longitudinal shear stress ve AF o/ else) - 152 x10°/ (110 x 1200) = 1.15 Nim’ if 6.2.4(6) ver > O2fay = 027 x1.80 = 0.48 Nina ~ Transverse shear reinforcement is required Concrete strut capacity inthe fange Vanes O.Afad | - fa/250)/ (cot O + tan A) (0.40% 25(1- 257950) {eor 9 + wnd) a 0 = rsteg ed ~ 20) 0 = 45deg cx = 10) va < vet mn cot 0=2.0 Vee < Vn mm Cot @= 1.0 => Thereforeane@ <6. @ = 0.5sin™ [vey / 0.2Fe( I~ fey!250)] = O5sin is} 20x 251 - 25250 = 0.5sin" (0.26) 743° Use: @ = 265° tan 8 = 0.50 cor = 2.0 “Transverse shear reinforcement Aalst = vealrf OR ucot @ 15x. 1107 (0.87 x $00x 12.0) os Ty: HIO 4q = 79 mm Spacing,s; = 79 (0.15 = $40 mm 9.2.1.1 | Minimum transverse steel area, Asin = 0.2 famifss) bh = 026 236/500) bir 0.0013 bh; Use 0.0013 Bry 0.0013 x 1000 x110.0 147 mm'/m Use H10 - 500 (197 mm /m) 112 | Design of beams Example 6.3 Continuous beam page 10/11 Ret Calculations Output 74 |Table 7.4N 73 Table 7.1N Table 7.3N Check at span A-B. Percentage of required tension reinforcement, P= Asng/bd= 34 1225x454 0.010 Reference reinforcement ratio, Po = fa)'?x 10" = (25) 7x10" 0.005 Percentage of required compression reinforcement, P'=Ayimglbd= 0 (25x 454 0.000 Factor for structural system, K = 13 P > Po Use equation (2) 1 ; gokfnee eo NEE] @ P ° 131+ 371+ 000) = 191 Modification factor for lange width, b/by > 03 = 080 Modification factor for span greater than 7 m = 10 =7/8 0.88 Modification factor for steel area provided, =AspoAney = ISTI/ 1034 = 1.52 > 15 ‘Therefore allowable span-effective depth ratio, (lld)utovise = 19.1 0.80 x O.88x 1.50= 20.1 ‘Actual span-effective depth (Ud) = 8000/454.0 = 17.6 < (Id )utovise CRACKING Limiting crack width, wag = 0.3 nm Steetstress, f= fey Git030, * LAS (1.35G, + 1.50) 5 = (800/ 1.15)x_ [(14.9 +(0.3x 9.0) /33.7] x 1.0 = 262 N/mm? Max. alowabl tar spacing = 150.mmm Ber spacing 5s = [ 225-2130) -2(6) = (20) 1/2 = 665mm < | 150mm ok! ok! sy 09 Example 6.3 : Continuous beam Design of beams | 113 page 11/11 Ret. Calculations Output DETAILING uc 4 : BEAM 10/A-D nsy09 114 | Design of beams Example 6.4 : Continuous beam : Elastic Analysis page V5 Ref Caleulations Output ‘ATION Beam la/A-D in Example 6.3 willbe analyse using moment distribution method and considering Load Set 1 arrangement. Three load cases will be considered. 1. Allspan loaded with maximum load (1.35G.. + 1.50%) 2. Span I and 3 loaded with maximum bad (1.35Gx + 1.501), and span 2 loaded with minimum load (1.38G.) 3. Span 1 and 3 loaded with minimum load (1.35G.), and span 2 loaded with maximum load (1.35G + 1.501) Beam La/A-D ws kN we kNim ws kim A som 8 80m c 80m Loading : wit Gy= 14.94 KN/m — Qy= 9.00 KN/m. 1.356, + 1.50. 33.67 N/m 1356, we Gy= 14.94 KN/m y= 9.00 KN/m 1.35G.+ 1.5, = 33.67 Nim 1.35G4= ws: Ge 4.94 KNim Qa 9.00 KN/m 135G4+ 150. = 33.67 Nim 135G,= Moment of Inertia : 1 = bh'N2 = 225 x S00°/12= 234% 10” mm Stites + AB: kya = 0.751/L = 0.751 / 8000= 2.20 x 10° mi BC : ke = UL= 1/ 8000= 2,93 x 10° mm CD : kep = 0.75 IIL 0.75 £/ 8000 = 2.20 x 10" mm Distribution factor: Joint B: Fea = kexeent kec) = 2.20/(2.20+ 293) = 043 Fac ~ keci(k ant kee) = 2.93/(2.20+ 2.93) = 057 Joint C: Fee = keci(kact co) =| 2.93/(2.93+ 220) = 037 Feo = keol(kact ko) =| 220/293+ 2,20 = 0.43 Beam size + b= 25mm = 500mm 20.17 kNim 20.17 kNim 20.17 kNim

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