Solucionario Completo Concreto Jack 8 Edithion

Name:Mubarak Shamaki Email:b00026172@aus.
edu Work Phone:+971509456424
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Name:Mubarak Shamaki Email:b00026172@aus.edu Work Phone:+971509456424
This problem is not assigned but is included in the solution manual.
12.27 Repeat Problem 12.2 using the Chapter 12 spreadsheets
Wall Footing Design

PD = 21 k/ft
PL = 20 k/ft select h = 21.00 in.
Pu = 57.2 k/ft d= 17.50 in.
t= 14 in. Mu = 68.1574 ft-k
cover = 3 in. Rn = 247.283 psi
fc' = 4000 psi ρ = 0.00428
2
γc = 145 pcf A s,flexure = 0.899 in /ft
2
γs = 100 pcf A s,t&s = 0.4536 in /ft
2
fy = 60000 psi A s,min = 0.700 in
2
λ = 1.00 As = 0.899 in /ft
qa = 4.00 ksf
d grade = 4.00 ft s theor T&S
trial h = 21.00 in. #3 1.47 in. 2.91
d= 17.50 in. #4 2.67 in. 5.29
qe = 3.51 ksf #5 4.14 in. 8.20
l min = 11.673 ft #6 5.87 in. 11.64
l = 11.75 ft #7 8.00 in. 15.87
qu = 4.8681 ksf #8 10.54 in
in. 20.90
Vu = 18.66 k/ft #9 13.34 in. 26.46
d shear = 16.39 in. Select a bar size and
h shear = 19.89 in. spacing from the table
trial h - h shear = 1.11 in. above
Square Single Column Footing Design

PD = 100 k Two-way Shear
PL = 80 k V u2 = 221.5 k
Pu = 248 k bo = 102 in.
a= 12 in. αs = 40.00
b= 12 in. βc = 1
cover = 3 in. d 2,shear = 13.22 in.
fc' = 3000 psi d 2,shear = 8.8103 in.
γc = 145 pcf d 2,shear = 7.25 in.
γs = 100 pcf d2 = 13.22 in.
fy = 60000 psi h2 = 17.72 in.
λ = 1.00 trial h - h 2,shear = 0.28
qa = 5.00 ksf
d grade = 5.00 ft One-way Shear
trial h = 18.00 in. V u1 = 62.00 in 2
d= 13.50 in. d 1,shear = 9.67 in.
qe = 4.425 ksf h 1,shear = 14.17 in.
l min = 6.378 ksf trial h - h 1,shear = 3.83 in.
l = 6.500 ft
qu = 5.87 ksf
select h = 18 in. theoretical no. of bars spacing, in.

d= 13.50 in. #4 17.55 18 4.32
#5 11.32 12 6.60
#6 7.98 8 9.20
Mu = 144.269 ft-k #7 5.85 6 12.28
Rn = 135.316 psi #8 4.44 5 15.78
ρ = 0.00232 #9 3.51 4 19.45
2
A s,flexure = 2.44 in #10 2.76 3 23.90
2
A s,t&s = 2.53 in Select a bar size and
3.51 in
2 number of bars from the
A s,min =
2 table above
As = 3.51 in
Square Single Column Footing Design

PL = 120 k V u2 = 339.1 k
Pu = 372 k bo = 126 in.
a= 15 in. αs = 40.00
b= 15 in. βc = 1
fc' = 3000 psi d 2,shear = 10.921 in.
γc = 145 pcf d 2,shear = 9.05 in.
γs = 100 pcf d2 = 16.38 in.
fy = 60000 psi h2 = 20.88 in.
λ = 1.00 trial h - h 2,shear = 0.12
qa = 4.00 ksf
trial h = 21.00 in. V u1 = 101.77 in 2
d= 16.50 in. d 1,shear = 11.69 in.
qe = 3.513 ksf h 1,shear =
1,shear 16.19 in.
l min = 8.767 ksf trial h - h 1,shear = 4.81 in.
l = 8.833 ft
qu = 4.77 ksf
select h = 21 in. theoretical no. of bars spacing, in.

d= 16.50 in. #4 29.15 30 3.58
#5 18.81 19 5.49
#6 13.25 14 7.71
M u = 302.72524 ft-k #7 9.72 10 10.38
R n = 139.86647 psi #8 7.38 8 13.45
ρ = 0.00240 #9 5.83 6 16.75
2
A s,flexure = 4.20 in #10 4.59 5 20.82
2
A s,t&s = 4.01 in Select a bar size and number of
5.83 in
2 bars from the table above
A s,min =
2
As = 5.83 in
Rectangular Single Column Footing Design

PL = 160 k V u2 = 430.8 k
Pu = 472 k bo = 142 in.
a= 15 in. αs = 40.00
b= 15 in. βc = 1
fc' = 4000 psi d 2,shear = 10.6604 in.
γc = 145 pcf d 2,shear = 8.23 in.
γs = 100 pcf d2 = 15.99 in.
fy = 60000 psi h2 = 20.49 in.
λ = 1.00 trial h - h 2,shear = 4.51
qa = 4.00 ksf
trial h = 25.00 in. V u1 = 159.16 in 2
d= 20.50 in. d 1,shear = 19.97 in.
qe = 3.396 ksf h 1,shear = 24.47 in.
A min = 100.12 ksf trial h - h 1,shear = 0.53 in.
s= 7.00 ft
l min = 14.303 ft
l = 14.333 ft = 14 ft 4 in = 172
A provided = 100.33
qu = 4.704 ksf
select h = 25 in.
d= 20.50 in.
Moments in long direction

M u = 704.60 ft-k theoretical no. of bars spacing, in.
R n = 266.13 psi #4 39.81 40 4.27

ρ = 0.00462 #5 25.69 26 6.57
2
A s,flexure = 7.96 in #6 18.10 19 9.25
2
A s,t&s = 3.78 in #7 13.27 14 12.49
2
A s,min = 5.74 in #8 10.08 11 16.26
2
As = 7.96 in #9 7.96 8 20.32
#10 6.27 7 25.41
Select a bar size and number of
bars from the table above
Moments in Short direction

theoretical
no. of bars total no. of
in short bars in no. of bars
span short span in band
M u = 278.67 ft-k bar size direction direction width
Rn = 51.40 psi #4 58.77 59 39

ρ = 0.00086 #5 37.91 38 26
2
A s,flexure = 3.04 in #6 26.71 27 18
2
A s,t&s = 7.74 in #7 19.59 20 14
2
A s,min = 11.75 in #8 14.88 15 11
2
As = 11.75 in #9 11.75 12 9
β= 2.0476 #10 9.25 10 7
Select a bar size and number of
0.656 bars from the table above
Problem 21.1 Determine the design forces on a six story concrete frame hospital using the Equivalent
Lateral Force procedure. The structure is located in Memphis, TN and MCE values are determined from
maps from the USGS to be SS = 1.8 and S1 = 0.6. The structure is located on soil determined to be Site
Class D. The bottom floor is 16 ft. in height; the others, 14 ft. The value of W for each floor is
determined to be 400 k, and 175 k for the roof.
1. Determine Fa and Fv
From Table 21.1(a), using SS ≥ 1.25 and Site Class D, Fa = 1.0.
From Table 21.1(b), using S1 ≥ 0.5 and Site Class D, Fv = 1.5.
2. Determine SMS and SM1.
SMS = FaSS = (1.0)(1.8) = 1.8
SM1 = FvS1 = (1.5)(0.6) = 0.90
3. Determine SDS and SD1
SDS = 2SMS/3 = 1.2
SD1 = 2SM1/3 = 0.60
4. Occupancy and Importance factors – Table 21.2 lists the Occupancy Category for hospitals as IV.
This corresponds to an Importance Factor, also from the same table, of 1.5. This is a critical
facility that requires the highest level of consideration, hence the highest importance factor.
Imagine the consequences if our fire stations, police stations and hospitals could not function
after a serious earthquake.
5. Determine the Seismic Design Category – Table 21.3(a) requires SDC D for SDS ≥ 0.50 and
Occupancy Category IV. Table 21.3(b) likewise requires SDC D for SD1≥ 0.20 and Occupancy
Category IV.
6. Determine the Response Modification Coefficient, R – Since a Special Moment Frame is required
for SDC D, R = 8 from Table 21.4. Note that the frame must be detailed in accordance with the
requirements for special moment frames.
7. Determine the fundamental period of the structure‐ The approximate value of T is
Ta = 0.1N = 0.1(6) = 0.6 seconds
8. Determine TS and TL
TS =SD1/SDS =0.6/1.2 = 0.5
TL = 12 (from ASCE 7‐05, Fig. 22‐15)
9. Determine the total lateral force on the structure
S DS 1.20
CS = = = 0.225 and since Ta < TL, it need not exceed
R 8
I 1.5
S D1 0.60
CS = = = 0.1875
⎛R⎞ ⎛ 8 ⎞
T ⎜ ⎟ 0.6⎜ ⎟
⎝I⎠ ⎝ 1.5 ⎠
Problem 21.2 Determine the design column shear for the column shown below if it is part of an special
concrete moment frame.
With reference to the last paragraph of text Section 21.7, for special moment frames, use a steel stress
of 1.25fy and φ = 1.0.
Pu
Mnt
Vu
lu = 12 ft Column Shear
Vu 16 in. square column with 6‐ #9 bars,
f’c = 4 ksi, fy = 60 ksi, γ = 0.7
Mnb
Pu= 120 k
Vu = (Mnt + Mnb)/lu
Determine the moment capacity of the column.
Pn Pu 120
Kn = = = = 0.12
f c Ag φ f c Ag 1.0(4)16 2
' '

6
ρ z = 2 = 0.0234
16
Using the Column Interaction Diagrams in Appendix A, Graph 3, Rn = 0.18
M n = Rn f c' Ag h = 0.18(4)16 216 = 2949 k − in = 245.8 k − ft
Graph 3 is based on fy = 60 ksi, but special moment frames must be designed for 1.25fy. Estimating that
this increase in yield strength will increase the moment capacity by 25%, use a value of Mn =
(1.25)(245.8) = 307.25 k‐ft.
M nt + M nb 307.25 + 307.25
Vu = = = 51.21 k
lu 12
The larger value controls, hence CS = 0.225.
V = CSW = (0.225)(400)(5) + (0.225)(175)(1) = 489.375 k.
The force at the top floor (roof level) can be determined from
wr hR1.05 (175)(86)1.05
FR = V = (489.375)
∑i =1 wi hi1.05 (400)(16) + (400)(30) + ..... + (175)(86)
n 1.05 1.05 1.05

18,804
= (489.375) = 73.2 k
125,735
The coefficient k is determined to be 1.05 by interpolation, using a value of T = 0.6 s.
At the fifth floor level,
w6 h61.05 (400)(72)1.05
F6 = V = (489.375)
∑i =1 i i + + +
n 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05
w h ( 40 )(16 ) ( 400 )(30 ) ..... (175)(86 )

35,666
= (489.375) = 138.8 k
125,735
The remaining forces at other floor levels are calculated using the technique shown above for the roof
and 6th levels, and the results shown on the sketch below.
73.2 k R
14 ft

138.8 k 6
14 ft
110.6 k 5
14 ft
4
82.8 k
14 ft
55.4 k 3

14 ft
28.6 k 2
16 ft
A B C D
Lateral Forces on Hospital Building for Problem 21.1

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Name:Mubarak Shamaki Email:b00026172@aus.

edu Work Phone:+971509456424

This problem is not assigned but is included in the solution manual.

12.27 Repeat Problem 12.2 using the Chapter 12 spreadsheets

Wall Footing Design

12.28 Repeat Problem 12.8 using the Chapter 12 spreadsheets

Square Single Column Footing Design

select h = 18 in. theoretical no. of bars spacing, in.

12.29 Repeat Problem 12.10 using the Chapter 12 spreadsheets

Square Single Column Footing Design

select h = 21 in. theoretical no. of bars spacing, in.

12.30 Repeat Problem 12.16 using the Chapter 12 spreadsheets

Rectangular Single Column Footing Design

Moments in long direction

R n = 266.13 psi #4 39.81 40 4.27

Moments in Short direction

Rn = 51.40 psi #4 58.77 59 39

M n = Rn f c' Ag h = 0.18(4)16 216 = 2949 k − in = 245.8 k − ft

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