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    The document provides equations for calculating: 1) The maximum x/d limit and factor K' for rectangular beam sections under flexure. 2) Design values including moment capacity, compression force, and lever arm for rectangular and tee beam sections. 3) Equations for calculating shear strength including shear resistance, shear reinforcement area, and spacing requirements.

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    Basic Design Equations

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    The document provides equations for calculating: 1) The maximum x/d limit and factor K' for rectangular beam sections under flexure. 2) Design values including moment capacity, compression force, and lever arm for rectangular and tee beam sections. 3) Equations for calculating shear strength including shear resistance, shear reinforcement area, and spacing requirements.

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    The document provides equations for calculating: 1) The maximum x/d limit and factor K' for rectangular beam sections under flexure. 2) Design values including moment capacity, compression force, and lever arm for rectangular and tee beam sections. 3) Equations for calculating shear strength including shear resistance, shear reinforcement area, and spacing requirements.

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    Equations for x/d limit and K

    0 .4 + 0 .6 +

    0.0014 x
    cu d

    x max
    0.4
    =
    d

    0.0014
    0.6 +
    cu

    Equation (5.10)
    x max =

    ( 0.4)d

    0.0014
    0 .6 +
    cu

    (90 f ck )
    = .0026 .0009
    .0035
    40
    4

    Where cu

    = 0 .8

    Code equation is wrong Table 3.1& Fig 3.5

    ( f ck 50)

    0 .8
    400
    ( f 50)
    = 1.0 ck
    1 .0
    200
    f
    f cd = cc ck

    Equations (3.19) & (3.20)


    Equations (3.21) & (3.22)

    where cc = 0.85

    Equation (3.15)

    when z = d max
    c
    2
    f bx
    x
    M conc = Fc z = cc ck max d max = K ' bd 2 f ck
    2
    c

    x
    x
    K ' = cc 2max d max
    2
    d c
    Fc = f cd bx = f ck bx max

    Figure 3.5

    Design Equations (Rectangular section)


    K=

    M
    bd 2 f ck

    d 2 c (min K , K ')

    cc

    M conc = Fc z =

    = dx

    d d 1 2

    x =

    x 2
    2

    cc f ck bx
    x
    2
    d = bd f ck (min K , K ')
    c
    2

    2
    2
    d c (min K , K ')
    x
    dx +
    =0
    cc
    2

    cc (min K , K ') d

    (min K , K ')
    = 1 1 2 c

    cc

    = d 1 0.51 1 2 c (min K , K ')


    2
    cc

    d
    z = 1 + 1 2 c (min K , K ')
    but limit to z 0.95d
    2
    cc

    Residual M = bd 2 f ck (K K ') 0
    or z = d

    x d'

    d x
    and st = cu 3

    sc = cu 3

    f sc = 200000 sc
    As ' =

    M res
    f sc (d d ')

    f yk

    and f st = 200000 st
    and As =

    f yk

    M M res
    f
    + As ' sc
    f st z
    f st

    Design Equations (Tee section)


    x max =

    ( 0.4)d

    0.0014
    0 .6 +
    cu

    hf

    Flange MOR = M ORf = f cd b f h f d


    2

    If M M ORf

    treat as rectangular section, substituting bf for b


    If M f M ORf

    (b

    take M f = M ORf

    bw)

    and z f = d

    bf

    hf

    M M f = f cd bw x d
    2

    6
    1 2(M M f )10
    d
    x
    x max
    and z w = d
    x = 1
    2

    2
    bw f cd d

    Mf
    h (M M f )
    x
    d f +
    Composite concrete lever arm,
    z=
    d
    M
    2
    M
    2

    For web section,

    Remaining equations as rectangular section

    Equations for Shear


    = cot + tan =
    1 cot =

    VRd ,ct =

    bw zf cd
    (6.8)
    VEd

    + 2 4
    2

    0.18bw d

    where k = 1 +

    2 .5

    k (100 l f ck )

    Asw

    0.4 f ctd bw d

    200
    2
    d

    and

    Asw

    s
    s

    min =

    l =

    max =

    0.08bw

    (1 f ck )
    250

    (6.5)

    6.2.3 (2)
    (6.2)

    Asl
    0.02
    bw d

    (3.16)
    bw zf cd
    VRd ,max =
    V at support face
    (cot + tan ) Ed
    VEd s
    Asw
    A
    A
    min sw =
    sw max
    s
    s zf cot
    s
    ywk
    where

    and = 0.6

    where VEd is at support face,

    f ck

    f yk

    f cd bw s
    2 f ywk

    Max longitudinal link spacing = 0.75d (9.6)

    f ctd =

    0.7 ct f ctm

    (6.8)

    (z may be taken as 0.9d)

    (6.7)

    where VEd is at d from support face

    (9.4) & (9.5)


    (6.9)
    Max lateral spacing = min (0.75d ,600 ) (9.8)

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