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    The document describes an RC column section design program. It provides project information for a job with client Client1. The design criteria includes using ACI-318-95 code and ultimate strength design method. The design procedure involves computing loads and moments, selecting rebar ratios, locating the neutral axis, and iterating until capacity exceeds demands. Stress resultants are calculated using force equilibrium and strain compatibility. The sample output shows designing a column section with 7 bars and providing capacity and rebar information.

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    The document describes an RC column section design program. It provides project information for a job with client Client1. The design criteria includes using ACI-318-95 code and ultimate strength design method. The design procedure involves computing loads and moments, selecting rebar ratios, locating the neutral axis, and iterating until capacity exceeds demands. Stress resultants are calculated using force equilibrium and strain compatibility. The sample output shows designing a column section with 7 bars and providing capacity and rebar information.

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    The document describes an RC column section design program. It provides project information for a job with client Client1. The design criteria includes using ACI-318-95 code and ultimate strength design method. The design procedure involves computing loads and moments, selecting rebar ratios, locating the neutral axis, and iterating until capacity exceeds demands. Stress resultants are calculated using force equilibrium and strain compatibility. The sample output shows designing a column section with 7 bars and providing capacity and rebar information.

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    Priodeep Chowdhury
    The document describes an RC column section design program. It provides project information for a job with client Client1. The design criteria includes using ACI-318-95 code and ultimate strength design method. The design procedure involves computing loads and moments, selecting rebar ratios, locating the neutral axis, and iterating until capacity exceeds demands. Stress resultants are calculated using force equilibrium and strain compatibility. The sample output shows designing a column section with 7 bars and providing capacity and rebar information.

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    ACECOMS GEAR: RC Column Section Design Version: 2.1 (Rev.

    3)

    Project Information:

    Project = Project1

    Title = Job1

    Client = Client1

    Organization = ACECOMS

    Engineer = Engineer1

    Design Criteria

    Design Code = ACI-318-95, Design Method = USD

    Concrete Stress Block = ACI-Whitney Rectangular

    Design Procedure

    The program performs the calculations in accordance with the ACI-318-95 Code for Structural
    Concrete

    Procedure for Cross-section Design

    1. Compute the resultant applied moment as Muxy = Sqr(Mux^2 + Muy^2).

    2. Select a trial reinforcement ratio, starting with minimum ratio of 1%, and distributing rebars along
    the perimeter.

    3. Compute the maximum axial capacity in compression, Pno and tension Pnt, and check against
    applied loads.

    4. Locate the neutral axis angle and its depth to satisfy applied load Pu and the resultant moment Muxy.
    This is done by trial and error procedure. The internal stress resultants for each angle and depth of
    neutral axis angle are computed (see procedure below) and then compared with applied loads. This

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    ACECOMS GEAR: RC Column Section Design Version: 2.1 (Rev. 3)

    process is repeated until close agreement is found.

    5. If capacity in step 3 or 4 is found to be not enough, then reinforcement is increased until maximum
    allowable ratio (8%) is reached.

    6. Cross-section is declared as inadequate if it requires more than maximum allowable steel ratio

    Procedure for Computing Stress-Resultants

    1. The stress resultants are computed by using the first principles approach.

    2. Strain in concrete and steel is determined depending upon the direction and depth of neutral axis.

    3. Concrete force is computed by integrating the stress field (rectangular or parabolic stress curve) over
    the cross-section using the Green's Theorem.

    4. Steel stress is computed by summation of force in each bar, corresponding to stress at that location.

    5. The computed stress resultants are reduced by appropriate capaity reduction factors for the Ultimate
    Strength Design (or Worksing Strength Design) method.

    RC Column Section

    Column C-1 : Sect0001 : Total

    Column C-1 : Sect0001 : Load1

    Material

    Rebar Fy = 414.0 N/mm^2

    Concrete fc' = 25.0 N/mm^2

    Clear Cover = 75 mm Column Cross-section

    Calculations

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    ACECOMS GEAR: RC Column Section Design Version: 2.1 (Rev. 3)

    Designing Column Section:

    Applied Load, Pu = 335.0 kN

    Applied Moment, Mux = 520.0 kN

    Applied Moment, Muy = 30.0 kN

    Applied Resultant Moment, Muxy = 520.9 kN-m

    Applied Moment Angle = 3.30

    Solution found at minimum steel ratio

    Rebars = 7-d 28 (Ast = 4,305 mm^2 , ratio = 0.97%)

    Axial Compresion Capacity, ØPno = 6,204.1 kN

    Axial Tension Capacity, ØPnt = -1,247.6 kN

    Resultant Moment Capacity, ØMnxy = 534.2 kN-m

    Concrete volume = 0.44 m^3

    Main Steel weight = 33.46 Kg/m

    Steel weight/ volume = 75.74 Kgm^3

    Transverse Bars: Ties, d 6 @ 288 mm

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