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Curved Concrete Beam Design

This document summarizes the design of a curved concrete beam, including specifications for materials, geometry, loads, moments, shear forces, and reinforcement details. The beam is made of M15 concrete grade and Fe415 steel. It has a width of 500mm, overall depth of 700mm, and effective depth of 650mm. Load analysis determines uniformly distributed dead and live loads and maximum sagging and hogging moments. Longitudinal and transverse reinforcement requirements are calculated and checked against code provisions. Stirrup spacing, bar size, and side reinforcement are also specified.

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Curved Concrete Beam Design

This document summarizes the design of a curved concrete beam, including specifications for materials, geometry, loads, moments, shear forces, and reinforcement details. The beam is made of M15 concrete grade and Fe415 steel. It has a width of 500mm, overall depth of 700mm, and effective depth of 650mm. Load analysis determines uniformly distributed dead and live loads and maximum sagging and hogging moments. Longitudinal and transverse reinforcement requirements are calculated and checked against code provisions. Stirrup spacing, bar size, and side reinforcement are also specified.

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  • Design of a Curved Beam Overview: Summarizes the specifications for a curved beam, covering geometry, support, and load analysis, setting the foundation for detailed calculations.
  • Shear and Torsion Calculations: Provides detailed calculations on shear force, torsional moments, and design checks necessary for the beam's structural integrity.
  • Reinforcement Requirements: Sums up the reinforcement specifics, indicating required materials and their dimensions for completeness.

Design of a Curved Beam Concrete grade: M 15

IS4995 Steel grade: Fe 415

Beam Geometry: Width, b = Overall depth, D = Reinforcement diameter = Clear cover = Effective depth, d = Support width = Load Analysis: Uniformly distributed dead load, = Uniformly distributed live load, L = Total uniformly distributed factored load, = Radius of the circular beam, r = Half the angle that the arc subtends at the origin of the beam, = = SF at a support V O = Total load on curved beam = Distance of load from the origin = Sagging moment at midspan: Moment of the external load about the chord, M = Maximum sagging moment , MO = Maxm SF at support:

500 mm 700 mm 12 mm 44 mm 650 mm 350 mm

75 kN/m 25 kN/m 150 kN/m 4.5 m 22.5 degree 0.39 rad 265.07 kN 530.14 kN 4.39 m

120.75 kN-m 78.88 kN-m

= 180 deg = Shear force at any point at an angle = Total load on curved beam acts at a distance from origin = Hogging moment at support centre: = At support centre: Maximum hogging moment at centre of support =

3.14 rad -1855.5 kN 2.86 m

0 deg =

0 rad -157.77 kN-m

Torsional moment at a section: Orientation of a section having maximum torsional moment at an angle : Sin O = 0.17 O = 0.17 rad 9.53 deg Maximum torsional moment, T = 11.99 kN-m Design: Number of supports = Center-to-center span = Dist of sect of maxm torsnl momnt from the centr line of suprt = Clear span = 8 nos 3.53 m 0.75 m 3.18 m

Maximum shear force at the face of the support = 238.82 kN Shear force at the section of maximum torsional moment = 152.78 kN Equivalent shear, V e = 191.13 kN CHECK for shear design criteria = Design at FACE face = Torsional moment at the face of the support = Equivalent shear, V e = Equivalent nominal shear stress, e = Maximum permissible shear stress, c max = CHECK for maximum permissible shear stress = Assuming p t = Permissible shear stress, c = CHECK for necessicity of torsion reinforcement = OK 0.25 % 0.35 N/sq mm REQUIRED 0.04 rad 5.26 kN-m 255.66 kN 0.79 N/sq mm 2.5 N/sq mm

Longitudinal reinforcement Moment at the face of the support: -113.57 kN-m Equivalent bending moment, M t = -7.43 kN-m Total equivalent hogging BM at the face of the support = -121 kN-m Design moment = 157.77 kN-m Coefficients: a= 19.98 b = -234682.5 c = ### A st reqd = 715.9 sq mm x/d = 0.15 CHECK for under or over reinforced section = UNDER REINFORCED Minimum tensile steel required = 665.66 sq mm No of bars at the support top = 7 nos CHECK for bar area provided = OK p t provided = 0.24 % CHECK for reinforcement percentage provided = REVISE Transverse reinforcement Try 2 legged Clear cover provided all round = b1= d1= Spacing of stirrups required, x reqd = Maximum spacing of stirrups, x max = x1= y1= Optimum spacing required of stirrups = Provide 2 legged Minimum area of stirrups required = CHECK for required area of stirrups 8 Tor stirrups, A sv = 100.53 sq mm 25 mm 438 mm 619 mm 208.92 mm 166.25 mm 458 mm 639 mm 166.25 mm 160 c/c 77.11 sq mm OK

8 Tor stirrups @

Provision of side reinforcement CHECK for side reinforcement requirement =

NOT REQUIRED

A side steel = Number of

12 Tor bars required =

350 sq mm 4 nos

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