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CONCRETE BEAM DESIGN


fy
60 ksi
f'c
3 ksi
d'
2.5 in

yield strength of reinforcing


compressive strength of concrete
depth of compression reinforcing

bw
d
depth_OA

width
depth of tension reinforcing
overall depth

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30

25

A's
As
M working
Mu req'd

13 in
20.5 in
27 in
Bar Qty Bar Size#
0.00
6
1.00
6
21.9 k-ft
30.7 k-ft ult

As
0.00 in2
0.44 in2
required service level moment
required ultimate/factored moment

MU prov
39.80 k-ft ultimate provided
OK Beam stressed to 77 %
NOTE: 77% 75%
see min below
!!! As min 0.89 > As provided 0.44
OK x balance 7.62 0.937 required

Length
t
c
flange

Ig
I cracked
Ie
t

39
4.5
78
0

21500
1365
21500
0.00507

ft
in
in
logic

in4
in4
in4
unitless

length of joist
thickness of slab
spacing of joists
0 = no flanges, 1 = spandrel, 2 = T beam

20

15

10

0
0

As logic

0.89 in2

0 logic

15

20

25

in American nomenclature, bar size is given


as a number which equates to 8 th's of an
inch hence, a #6 bar is 6/8 inch = 3/4"

fy
f'c

ultimate tensile strength of reinforcing, k/in 2


ultimate compression strength of concrete,
k/in2

American Concrete Institute


http://www.aci-int.org/general/home.asp
allowable tension reinforcing strain
0.00400 minimum strain allowed

width
d'
-AS

200 * w * d /fy /1000 02 ACI 10.5.1


200 * 13.0 * 20.5 /60 /1000

MAX(0.89, 0.73) 0.44

AS

When the area of tension reinforcing steel is less than +As


minimum, the amount of reinforcing provided must be increased by
1/3 beyond that needed for tensile reinforcement. 02 ACI 10.5.3
When the beam is stressed to 75% and
+As = 1.33 x As provided, the minimum requirements of
reinforcement have been met.

Figure 33-2 Beam cross-section.

-As, A's
+As

For Seismic Resistance


As min
0.89 in2

10

Bar Size #

min -- Minimum Reinforcement in Flexural Members


As min 1
3 f'C /fy bw d 02 ACI 10.5.1 (10-3)
0.73 in2
3 * 3 *1000 * 13.0 * 20.5 /60 /1000
As min 2

Figure 33-1 Beam cross-section with Whitney's


stress block and reinforcing.

200 * bw * d / fy ACI 21.3.2


200 * 13 * 20.5 /60 /1000

negative reinforcing - usually the top steel,


in2
positive reinforcing - usually the bottom steel,
in2

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CONCRETE BEAM DESIGN -- Continued

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bE
width of rectangular beam or,
bE = 13"
spandrel and T-beam effective
d' = 3"
flange, inches
t = 4.5"

depth_OA = 27"

d = 21"

13"

clear = 65"

center to center = 78"


Figure 33-3 T-beam framing cross section.

Spandrel beam ACI 8.10.3


bE
39 in
bE
40 in
bE
45.5 in
bE
39 in
T-beam 02 ACI 8.10.2
bE
117 in
bE
85 in
bE
78 in
bE
78 in
bE
78 in

Type of beam and overhang


bE
slab trib
logic
beam
13
1
spandrel
39
0
T-beam
78
0

NOTE: T-beam calculations are


required before the doubly
reinforced calculations can be
done.

39' * 12 in/ft /12


4.5" * 6 + 13" beam width
(78" - 13" beam width) /2 + 13"
spandrel

39' * 12 in/ft /4
4.5" * 16 + 13" beam width
78'' c-c beam spacing
maximum width of flange

bE
13
0
0
13

overhang
OH
0
0
0
0

vLookUp Table
Bar
10M
15M
20M
25M
30M
35M
45M
55M
0
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
14
18

30

25

20

15

10

0
0

10
15
20
Figure5 33-4 Beam
cross-section.

25

30

top

Bar
6

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Bar
6

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STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONSHIPS
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1
B 1, 1
0.85 unitless
reduce the .85 factor by .05 for
reduction factor for higher strengths of
each 1000 psi over 4000 psi
concrete, unitless. ACI 10.2.7
IF( 3 ksi > 4, 0.85 - (3 ksi - 4) * 0.05, 0.85)
a space is included between the B and the 1
so that the spreadsheet does not read this
1
0.85
but not less than 0.65
range name as a cell address.
IF( 0.85 < 0.65, 0.65, B210)
ES
steel modulus of elasticity, 29000 ksi
's limit
fy /Es
0.00207 unitless
fy
60 / 29000 compression strain
y = 0.00207
for reinforcing full engagement
at fy =
steel
60 ksi
t
0.00507 unitless
allowable tension reinforcing strain
0.00400 minimum strain allowed
stress,
t
0.00207 unitless
60 fy / 29,000 Es calculated
concrete
for reference only
f'C
crushing, code
Note: that t is the lower limit for tension reinforcing strain
defined crushing
where the minimum = 0.0040. This is conservative
strain
and may be increased to 0.005 where greater ductility is required
0.001
0.002
0.003
0.004
strain, s
as for tension controlled members. See 02 ACI 10.3.3, 10.3.4 and,
10.3.5. commentary for a comprehensive explanation of this new
Figure 33-5 Stress and strain relationships for
approach in the code. Older codes used 0.75 b.
concrete and steel.
To follow some textbook examples, you will have to set t to
0.00207 or greater.
xbalance
amax

7.62 in
6.48 in

xbalance

0.003 /(0.003 + 0.00507) * 20.50"


0.85 * 7.62 in

0.003 'c
's

d
's
's min

0.00807 unitless
0.00207 unitless

20.50" /7.62" * 0.003


MIN(0.00807, 0.00207)
0.00507 t
stress - strain

Stated another, traditional way;


the basic relationship to determine x_balance * d is:
'c
t/Es
x bal * d

87 unitless
147.03 ksi
'c
'c + t/Es

concrete
strain profile
Figure 33-6 The balanced strain condition.

0.003 * 29,000 ksi


29000 /0.00507
0.003
0.003 + fy /29,000

The Limit for Tension Reinforcing


0.003

0.003

87
87 + 147
0.003

0.372 * d inches = 7.62 in

cu
y
'S
s

concrete crushing strain, 0.003, unitless


strain at first yeild, unitless
strain in compression reinforcing, unitless
strain in tension reinforcing, unitless

allowable tension reinforcing strain, unitless

As allowable tension reinforcing strain t increases, the


corresponding Whitney's stress block decreases.
The stress block is a function of 1* x balance = a.
0.004
minimum

0.005
for tension
controlled members

0.0075
for elastic, tension controlled
members in hinged regions

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Figure 33-7 Tensile strain versus depth of compression block.

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DEPTH of COMPRESSION BLOCK


For tension and compression forces -- solve for x.
Setup relationships to be solved with the quadratic equation:
Flange 0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 x
Flange 0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 t

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[-b (b2 -4 a c)1/2 ] / [2 a] = 0

A's ((x - d')/x cu Es - 0.85 f'c)

d'
a/2

x
d - d'

Stem 0.85 f'c bw 1 x


d

d - a/2

As fy
Figure 33-8 The balance of compression forces
against the tension force As fy.

Figure 33-9 Calculating Whitney's stress


block.

Calcualte x balance strain


Tension Stem
As f y =
0.85 f'c bw 1 x

Flange
0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 (x or t)

Compression Reinforcing
+A's ((x - d')/x cu Es - 0.85 f'c)

As f y =

0.85 f'c bw 1 x

0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 (x or t)

+A's (x - d')/x cu Es

-A's 0.85 f'c

As f y

- 0.85 f'c bw 1 x

- 0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 (x or t)

-A's 0.85 f'c

= A's (x - d')/x cu Es

As f y

- 0.85 f'c bw 1 x

- 0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 (x or t)

-A's 0.85 f'c

= A's cu Es

As f y

- 0.85 f'c bw 1 x

- 0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 (x or t)

-A's 0.85 f'c

- A's cu Es

As fy x

- 0.85 f'c bw 1 x

- 0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 (x or t) x

-A's 0.85 f'c x

- A's cu Es x

Where the compression block a is less than flange depth t


a
b
- 0.85 f'c bw 1 x
-0.85 f'c (bE -bw) 1 x
As fy x
a x
-28.178
x

-A's 0.85 f'c x

- A's cu Es x

bx
0

-28.178 k/in

0.94 in
1 logic
0.796 in
0 logic

- A's d'/x cu Es
= - A's d'/x cu Es
= - A's d' cu Es

c
+ A's d' cu Es
c

0.0

0.0

26.4

[-b (b2 - 4
a
c)1/2 ] / [2
a
]=0
[-26.4 + (26.4 - 4 * -28.178 * -0)^0.5] /[2 * -28.178]
OK x balance 7.62 0.94
0.94 * 0.85
0.796 < 4.5 flange

26.4 k

0 k-in

30
25
20
15
10

5
Where the compression block a is greater than flange depth t
Figure 33-10 Beam cross-section.
0
a
b
c
5
10
-A's 0.85 f'c x - A's cu Es x -0.85 fc (bE -bw) t x 0
- 0.85 f'c bw 1 x
+ A's 15
d' cu20Es 25
As fy x

a x

bx
-28.178

0.94 in
1 logic
0.796

c
0.0

0.0

26.4

[-b (b2 - 4
a
c)1/2 ] / [2
a
]=0
[-26.4 + (26.4 - 4 * -28.178 * -0)^0.5] /[2 * -28.178]
OK x balance 7.62 0.94

0.000

26.4

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DEPTH of COMPRESSION BLOCK -- Continued


x
0.94 in
IF(0, 0.94, 0.94)
a
0.796 in
0.94 * 0.85
Direct calculation of compression reinforcing stress
's
0.00000 unitless
MAX((0.94 - 2.5) /0.94 * 0.003, 0)
y
0.00207 unitless
60 /29000
f'y
0 ksi
MIN(0.00000 /0.00207 * 60, 60)

Mn Cs
Mn stem
Mn flange

0 k-in
531 k-in
0 k-in

(20.5 - 2.5) * 0.0


26.4 * (20.5 - 0.796 /2)
0.0 * (20.5 - MIN(4.5, 0.796) /2)

Mn
Mn
Mu

531 k-in
44 k-ft
40 k-ft ult

0 + 531 + 0
531 / 12 in/ft
0.9 * 531

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x
distance of the neutral axis from extreme
compression fiber, in
a
Whitney's compression block
's
y

compression strain
compression strain limit
cu
0.003
's 0.00000

Calculate compression forces and moments


Cs
0.0 k
(0 - 0.85 * 3) * 0.00
Cc stem
26.4 k
0.85 * 3 * 13 * 0.796
Cc flange
0.0 k
0.85 * 3 * MIN(0.796, 4.5) * (13 - 13)

77 %
1 logic
1

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x 0.94

Figure 33-11 Compression reinforcing strain.


Cs
Cc

force in compression reinforcing, k


force in compressed concrete, k

Mn
Mu

ultimate moment, k-ft


Mn a reduced by 0.9, k-ft ultimate

Mu required / Mu
40 provided > 31 required
OK x balance 7.62 0.937 required
d - d'
d - t/2

Check compression reinforcing against tension reinforcing


arm
20.10 in
531 /(0 + 26 + 0)
Mn comp
531 k-in
Compression block and reinforcing
T
Mn tens

26.4 k
531 k-in

0.44 * 60
20.10 * 26.40 Tension reinforcing

d - a/2
Figure 33-12 Distances to compression forces.
T

force in tension reinforcing, k

30
25
20
15
10
5
0

Figure 33-13 Beam cross-section used in


0
5
10
15
20
appropriate pages to help in understanding
and verifying math.

25

30

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MOMENT of INERTIA
Ec
3122 ksi
n
9.29 unitless

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57000 * ( 3 * 1000) /1000


29000 /3,122

For the Gross (Overall) Section


d' * n * -As
A*arm
0 in3
2.5 * 9.29 * 0.00
84

Area
deduct

2.5 * 0.00

20.5 * 0.44

OH * t2 /2
13.0 * 4.5 /2

4813 in3

Area

0 in2

-As * n
9.29 * 0.00

+As * n
9.29 * 0.4

OH * t
13.0 * 4.5

sum
CG

width * d_OA-s_area_-s_area_
13.0 * 27.0 - 0.00 - 0.44

355 in2
13.57 in

4,813 / 354.65 from the top fiber

For Gross Section About the CG


Ad2 conc
(d_OA * width) * (d_OA /2 - Cg)2
2 in4
(27.0 * 13.0) * (27.0 /2 - 13.57)

Ad2 steel

(OH * t) * (t/2 - Cg)2


(0.0 * 4.5) * (78.0 /2 - 13.57)

0 in4

n * -AS * (Cg - d' )2


9.29 * 6.00 * (13.6 - 2.5)

196

Area
deduct

0
21

w x x/2 = n A's (x - d') + n As (d' - x)


This is solved with the quadratic equation.

Figure 33-14 Beam / T-beam cross section


for Ad2 / A = center of gravity from the
top extreme fiber.
n

ratio of modulus of elasticity ES /EC, unitless

Ec
d_OA

modulus of elasticity of concrete, ksi


beam overal depth, inches

width * d_OA /2
13.0 * 27.0 /2

sum

351

d * n * +As
20.5 * 9.29 * 0.44

4739

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To find the neutral axis NAx for + and - reinforcing and
the stress block:

n * As * (d - Cg)2
9.29 * 0.00 * (20.5 - 13.6)
-As * (Cg - d' )2
As * (d - Cg)2

I concrete

21323 in4

width * d_OA3 /12 + OH * tf 3/12


13 * 27 /12 + 0 * 4.5 /12

Ig

21500 in4

2 + 0 + 0 + 196 - 0 - 21 + 21,323

NOTE: use Ad2 only. Do not rotate component


areas around their own axes as in bd3/12.
Most moment of inertia calculations use
Ad2 + bd3/12.

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EFFECTIVE MOMENT of INERTIA


For the Cracked Section
Where the equilibrium equation is:
Cc +
Cs
=
T

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(bE - bw) t
x

x - t/2

(n - 1) A's

x - d'

Where n - 1 deducts the area of


compression concrete

bw x

For a rectangular beam:


bw x x/2 + (n - 1) A's (x - d') = n As (d - x)

d-x
n As
Figure 33-15 The component areas of the cracked section.

For a rectangular, spandrel, or T beam


flg logic

0 logic

1 if beam has a flange

stem
bw x2/2 +

flange
(bE -bw) t (x - t/2) * flg logic +

compression reinforcing
(n - 1) A's (x - d') =

n As (d - x)

bw x2/2 +

(bE -bw) t x * flg logic +

(bE -bw) t (- t/2) * flg logic +

(n - 1) A's (x - d')

a x2

6.5 in

bw x2/2 +
6.5

bx

4.1

(bE -bw) t x * flg logic +


0

(n - 1) A's x
0.0

-n As (-x)
4.1

(bE -bw) t (- t/2) * flg logic +


0

(n - 1) A's (- d')
0.0

- n As d

NAx

-83.8

3.290 in

[ -b
b - 4 a c ] /2a
[ -4 + 4 - 4 * 6.5 * -84 ] /(2 * 6.5)

-84

tension reinforcing
-n As (d - x) = 0

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EFFECTIVE MOMENT of INERTIA -- Continued


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Two Methods of Checking NAx
Take the moments of each component area about the extreme fiber in
compression. Divide the sum of the moments by the area of the components.
Compare this calculated NAx to the NAx calculated above.
20.500 d

A's
stem
flange
As
sum
M/area

area
0.00
42.77
0.00
4.09
46.85

arm area*arm
2.500
0.000
1.645
70.341
2.250
0.000
20.500
83.786
154.126
3.290

1.645 stem
2.250 flange
2.5 d'

3.290 NAx

Take the sum of the area moments about the calculated NA x to see
if they are balanced.

0.790 d'
1.040 flange

A's
stem
flange
As

area
0.00
42.77
0.00
-4.09

arm area*arm
0.790
0.000
1.645
70.341
1.040
0.000
17.210
-70.341
0.000

1.645 stem

17.2 d

3.290 NAx
Figure 33-16 Moment of inertia is
calculated as a balance of forces.
For the Cracked Section About NAx
w * NA_x3 /3 + (bE - w) * MINA(NA_x, t)3 /12
I conc.
154 In4
13 *3.29 /3 + ( 13 - 13) * MIN(3.29, 4.5) /12
Ad2

I cracked

1211 In4

1365 In4

n * As * (NA_x)2
+ n * A's *(NA_x - d_)2
9.29 *0.44 *(20.5 - 3.29) + 9.29 *0.00 *(3.29 - 2.50)
cracked section for reinforcing

For the Effective Moment of Inertia


7.5 f'c2
fr
411 lb/in^2
Mcr
55 k-ft
fr * Ig /yt for rectangular section only
+M wk'g
22 k-ft

Ie comp
Ig
Ie

335752 In4
-19949 In4
315803 In4
21500 In4
21500 In4

(Mcr /Ma)3 * Ig
[1 - (Mcr /Ma)3] * Icr
(Mcr /Ma)3 * Ig +[1 - (Mcr /Ma)3] * Icr

GOVERNS

I cracked

Icr , cracked moment of inertia

Where M wk'g is the unfactored M at the


section for which the deflection is computed

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CREEP vs. TIME in MONTHS


'
0.00000 unitless

L_60
L_12
L_6
L_3

2.0
1.4
1.2
1.0

2.000
1.400
1.200
1.000

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density of compression reinforcing

multiply computed deflection by

Temperature Reinforcing Minimum


depth
16 in
depth not to exceed 16" for temperature
reinforcing calculation
AS req'd
0.346 in2 @ 12"
0.432 in2 @ 15"
0.518 in2 @ 18"
temp
temp/2

0.65 in2 /ft


0.32 in2 /ft

entire slab 0.0020


entire slab limit to 16" depth

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'
density of compression reinforcing
at midspan, unitless

time dependent factor for sustained


load, 02 ACI 9.5.2.5

multiplier for additional longterm


deflection

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VERIFYING GRAPHS

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Figure 33-17 GRAPHING VALUES FLOW DIAGRAM
Rectangular beam with variable +As tension reinforcing
fy
60 +As
3.54 aa
0.43
0.45
0.5
0.6 0.7
0.8
0.9
f'c
3
Mu prov
39.80
41.75
43.66
48.40
57.81 67 76.38 85.53
d'
2
M working
22
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
width
12
Mu req'd
31
100
100
100
100 100 100
100
d
36
Ig /100
215
142
142
142
143 144 145
146
400
depth_OA
38
I cr /100
14
21
21
22
25
28
31
34
A's
0
Ie /100
215
44
44
45
48
51
54
57
350
As
34
a * 50
39.8190045
42.15686 44.11765 49.01961 58.8235
69 78.43 88.24
Mu prov
300
M working
Mu req'd
250
Ig /100
I cr /100
200
Ie /100
150
a * 50
100
50
0
0.4

0.9

1.4

1.9

+As

2.4

2.9

3.4

3.9

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Figure 33-18 Rectangular beam +As compression reinforcing

versus Mu Provided, Mu required, Ig, Icr, Ie.

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Rectangular beam variable -As' compression reinforcing
fy
60 -As
6.00 aaa
f'c
3
MU prov
40
d'
2
a * 50
40
bw
12
MU req'd
31
d
22
Ig /100
215
depth_OA
24
I cr /100
14
350
A's
varies
Ie /100
215
As
3.5

I gross 21,500 in^4 / I cracked 1,365 in^4 / I effective 21,500 in^4


0.00
292
343
250
165
104
106

0.10
294
333
250
166
104
105

0.20
296
323
250
167
103
105

0.30
297
313
250
168
103
105

0.40
299
304
250
169
103
104

0.50
301
295
250
169
102
104

0.60
303
286
250
170
102
104

300

250

MU prov

200

a * 50
MU req'd

150

Ig /100
I cr /100
Ie /100

100

50

0
0.00

-As
1.00

2.00

3.00

4.00

5.00

6.00

7.00

Figure 33-19 A's compression reinforcing versus Mu Provided, Mu required, Ig, Icr, Ie.
T-beam joist with variable spacing
fy
60 joist spacing
f'c
3
MU prov
d'
2
MU req'd
width
12
Ig /100
d
22
I cr /100
depth_OA
24
Ie /100
A's
0
a
As
3
Length
40
t
4
c_350.00
varies
flange
2

80 aa
39.80
250
215.00
13.65
215.00
7.964

12
257.29
250
161.13
91.38
114.21
58.824

13
260.14
250
165.79
91.48
117.03
55.490

14
262.72
250
170.33
91.77
120.05
52.157

15
265.06
250
174.76
92.20
123.24
48.824

20
25
30
273 278
281
250 250
250
195 214
230
96 101
106
141 159
178
35 28.24 23.53

300.00

MU prov
250
Ig /100
I cr /100
Ie /100

250.00
200.00
150.00
Jois t Spacing
100.00
12

22

32

42

52

62

72

82

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Figure 33-20 Joist spacing versus Mu Provided, Mu required, Ig, Icr, Ie.

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VERIFYING GRAPHS -- Continued


T-beam variable +As tension reinforcing
fy
60 +As
f'c
3
Mu prov
d'
2
Mu req'd
width
12
Ig /100
d
22
I cr /100
depth_OA
24
Ie /100
A's
0
a * 100
As
varies
Length
30
t
4
c_
30
flange
1200
2
Mu prov
1000

Mu req'd

800

Ig /100
I cr /100

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8.86 aa
39.80
30.7
215.001201
13.6484941
215.001201
79.638009

0.4
42.24
100
201.8821
23.09306
83.62034
33.72549

0.5
0.6
0.7
49.06
58.76
68.44
100
100
100
202.7001 203.864 205.023
26.40514 30.86259 35.0689
87.06423 91.77422 96.2889
39.21569 47.05882 54.902

0.8
0.9
1
### 87.67 97.24
100 100
100
206 207
208
39 42.92 46.62
101 105
109
63 70.59 78.43

Ie /100
a * 100

600
400
200
0
0.4

1.4

2.4

3.4

4.4

5.4

6.4

7.4

8.4

Figure 33-21 T-beam with variable +As tension reinforcing versus M_provided, Mu required, Ig, Icr, Ie.
T-beam variable -As' compression reinforcing
fy
60 +As
10.969 aa
f'c
3
Mu prov
39.80
d'
2
Mu req'd
30.7
width
12
Ig /100
215.001201
d
22
I cr /100 13.6484941
depth_OA
24
Ie /100
215.001201
A's
2
a * 100
79.638009
f'y
As
varies
0
Length
30
t
4
c_
30
flange 1200
2

0.1
0.2
0.3
0.5
143.93
146.41
148.96 154.25
100
100
100
100
208.2046 209.461 210.7118 213.197
7.919034 12.73429 17.35286 26.0852
75.61118 80.81894 85.86392 95.5338
117.1421 119.2233 121.359 125.799
0
0
0
0

1
1.5
2
### ###
###
100 100
100
219 225
231
46 62.83 78.33
118 138
157
138 152
167
0
0
0

Mu prov
Mu req'd
Ig /100
I cr /100
Ie /100
a * 100
f'y

1000
800
600
400
200
0
-1

+As
1

11

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Figure 33-22 T-beam with variable -As' compression reinforcing versus M_provided, Mu required, Ig, Icr, Ie.

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4

row 20

20

25

30

ith Whitney's
row 30

e, bar size is given


es to 8 th's of an

of reinforcing, k/in 2
ength of concrete,

row 40

row 50

row 60

ally the top steel,

ally the bottom steel,

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4


ngular beam or,
T-beam effective

row 80

m calculations are

culations can be

row 90

row 100
vLookUp Table
Area
0.12
0.27
0.49
0.76
1.1
1.49
2.47
3.68
0
0.11
0.2
0.31
0.44
0.6
0.79
1
1.27
1.56
2.25
4
Area
0.00

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Area
0.44
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/ I effective 21,500 in^4

een the B and the 1


oes not read this

crushing, code
defined crushing

1 xb

amax
profile
row 170

nforcing, unitless

ing strain, unitless

n t increases, the

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4

row 200

Whitney's stress

row 210

row 220

=0

=0

15

20

25

30 = 0

=0

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4


is from extreme

row 200

row 210

row 300
20

25

30

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4


- reinforcing and

row 320

beam cross section

city E S /EC, unitless


row 330

row 340

row 350

row 360

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4


(bE - bw) t
(n - 1) A's

acked section.

row 400

row 410

row 420

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4

row 440

row 450

row 460

moment of inertia
row 470

ctored M at the
ection is computed

row 480

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4


mpression reinforcing

nt factor for sustained

dditional longterm
row 500

row 510

row 520

row 530

row 540

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4

row 560

row 570

row 580

1
94.59
71
100
146
36
60
98.0392

3.4

3.9

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/ I effective 21,500 in^4


0.80
307
269
250
172
101
103

MU prov
a * 50
MU req'd
Ig /100
I cr /100
Ie /100

6.00

7.00

35
283.39
250
245.20
110.47
196.29
20.168

MU prov
250
Ig /100
I cr /100
Ie /100
72

82

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1.2
116.26
100
210.738
53.6796
116.919
94.1176

7.4

8.4

2.11
207.37
100
232.443
81.5564
160.861
170.925
5

11

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