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    The one-way reinforced concrete slab has a simple span of 3.5 meters, is 125mm thick, and is reinforced with 12mm tension bars spaced 130mm on center. The existing live load is 2000Pa. To determine the additional live load the slab can carry: 1) Calculate the nominal shear stress capacity and compare to the existing shear stress to check if steel yields first 2) Calculate the factored moment capacity and equate to the factored bending moment to get the total factored load 3) Subtract the existing live load from the total factored load to get the additional live load of 30,875Pa.

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    The one-way reinforced concrete slab has a simple span of 3.5 meters, is 125mm thick, and is reinforced with 12mm tension bars spaced 130mm on center. The existing live load is 2000Pa. To determine the additional live load the slab can carry: 1) Calculate the nominal shear stress capacity and compare to the existing shear stress to check if steel yields first 2) Calculate the factored moment capacity and equate to the factored bending moment to get the total factored load 3) Subtract the existing live load from the total factored load to get the additional live load of 30,875Pa.

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    The one-way reinforced concrete slab has a simple span of 3.5 meters, is 125mm thick, and is reinforced with 12mm tension bars spaced 130mm on center. The existing live load is 2000Pa. To determine the additional live load the slab can carry: 1) Calculate the nominal shear stress capacity and compare to the existing shear stress to check if steel yields first 2) Calculate the factored moment capacity and equate to the factored bending moment to get the total factored load 3) Subtract the existing live load from the total factored load to get the additional live load of 30,875Pa.

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    Saint Joseph College: Maasin City

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    The one-way reinforced concrete slab has a simple span of 3.5 meters, is 125mm thick, and is reinforced with 12mm tension bars spaced 130mm on center. The existing live load is 2000Pa. To determine the additional live load the slab can carry: 1) Calculate the nominal shear stress capacity and compare to the existing shear stress to check if steel yields first 2) Calculate the factored moment capacity and equate to the factored bending moment to get the total factored load 3) Subtract the existing live load from the total factored load to get the additional live load of 30,875Pa.

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    CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

    Saint Joseph College


    Maasin City

    Student :__Robin Arthur F. Sumaya______Course & Yr :_BSCE - 5__ Rating :____________


    Subject :___CE20_________________ Date Submitted ___24/06/2020

    CE 20 - P Structural Design 1 (Reinforced Concrete)


    Plate No. 4
    ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
    ONE WAY SLABS

    I Problem Solving:

    1. Design a one way reinforced concrete slab to span 2.5 m and to carry a service live load of 5000 Pa
    and a service dead load of 1000 Pa. Use f’c= 21 MPa, fy = 415 MPa. Sketch and label the slab’s
    cross-section.

    Given:
    L = 2.5 m DL = 1000 Pa fy = 415 Mpa
    LL = 500 Pa fc = 21 MPa

    Solutions:

    𝑙 𝑓𝑦
    hmin = 20 (0.4 + 700

    2500 415
    = (0.4 +
    20 700

    hmin = 124.11 , we 125 mm

    Use P = Pmin = 0.00337


    1
    d = 125 – 20 - (12) Pmax = 0.75[
    0.85 (21)(0.85)(600)
    ]
    2
    415(600+415)
    d = 99 mm
    Pmax = 0.0162 > 0.00337 
    Wu = 1.4DL +17.LL
    𝐴𝑏𝑎𝑟
    = 1.4(1000) + 1.7 (5000) Main Bars Spacing = (1000)
    𝐴𝑠
    Wu = 9,900 Nm
    As = Pbd = 0.000337 (1000)(99)
    𝑚𝑚2
    𝑊𝑢𝐿2 9,900(2.5)2 As = 333.64
    Mµ = = = 7, 734.35 N.m 𝑚
    8 8
    Using 12 mm Main Bars:
    𝜋
    Required P , where b = 1000 mm (122 )
    Mµ = Φ Rubd2 Spacing = 4 (1000)
    333.65
    7,734,35(1000) = .90 (Ru)(1000)(99)2 Spacing = 338.99 mm , say 335 mm
    Ru = 0.877 MPa Max . spacing required code:
    a.) 3h=3(125) = 375 mm
    0.85 𝑓𝑐 2𝑅𝑦 b.) 450 mm
    P= [1 − √1 − ]
    𝑓𝑦 0.85𝑓𝑐
    0.85 (21) 2(0.877)
    P= [1 − √1 − 0.85(21)] = 𝟎. 𝟎𝟎𝟐𝟏𝟔𝟕𝟗
    415 Instructor : Engr. Soterlita Pepino
    1.4 1.4
    Pmin = = = 0.00377
    𝑓𝑦 415
    Thus , I use 12mm Main Bars at 335 mm 0.C

    𝐴𝑏𝑎𝑟
    Temp. Bars Spacing =
    𝐴𝑠

    As= 0.0002bh
    = 0.0002(1000)(125)
    As= 250 mm2

    𝜋
    (162 )
    Spacing = 4 (100)
    250
    = 314.16 mm , say 310 mm

    Max. req. by code:


    a) 5h=5(125)
    =625 mm
    b) 450 mm

    Therefore, use 10 mm temp. bars at 310 mm O.C


    2.) A one way slab having a simple span of 3.5m is 125 mm thick. The slab is reinforced with 12 mm tension
    bars (fy = 415 MPa) spaced at 130 mm on centers. Determine the additional live load the slab can carry if the
    existing live load is 2000 Pa. Use fc’= 21 MPa.

    Given :
    L= 3.5mm Tbars = 12 mm@ 130 mm O.C fc=21 MPa
    H= 125 mm LL = 2000 Pa fy = 415 MPa

    Solution : 0.85 𝑓𝑐𝐵1(600) 0.85 (21)(0.85)(600)


    Ph = 𝑓𝑦(600+𝑓𝑦)
    = 415(600+415)
    = 0.0216

    b = 1000 mm
    Ph > P , Steel Yields
    Steel covering = 20 mm
    1
    d = 125-20− (12) = 99mm W
    2

    Spacing of main bars: 𝑃𝑔 0.00788(415)


    ⴍ= = = 0.516
    𝑓𝑐 21
    𝐴𝑏𝑎𝑟
    Spacing=
    𝐴𝑠
    𝜋
    (122 )
    130= 4
    𝐴𝑠

    As= 869.97 mm2


    𝐴𝑠 869.97
    P= = = 0.00788
    𝑏𝑑 100(99)

    Ru = fcⴍ(1-0.596)
    Ru = 21(0.156)[1 – 0.59(0.156)]
    Ru = 21.974 MPa

    Mµ = Φ Rubd2
    Mµ = .90 (2.974)(1000)(99)2 = 26, 233,356.6 N.mm

    𝑊𝑢𝑙2
    Mµ =
    8

    𝑊𝑢(3.9)
    26.233 =
    8
    Wu = 60 KN/M

    WDL= δbh = 23.5(1)(0.125) = 2.9375 KN/M


    60 = 1.4(2.9375) + 1.7 WLL
    WLL= 32.875 KN/M

    32.875 = Uniform pressure(1)


    ULLp = 32,875 Pa

    Additional Live Load = 32, 879 – 2000


    = 30, 875 Pa

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