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Dr Hazim Dwairi
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εcu = 0.003 0.85f’c
c a Cc
N.A.
Ts
εsu = 0.005
0 005
Cc = Ts f c'
d −c ρ max = 0.364β1
ε su = ε cu fy
c 0.85 f c' ab = As ,max f y
d −c 0.85 f c' ab
0.005 = (0.003) As ,max = For f’c = 28 MPa and fy = 414
c fy MPa:
3 3 f c' ρmax = 2.1% (ACI Definition)
∴ c = d ; a = β1d As ,max = 0.319 β1 bd
8 8 fy ρmax = 1.83% (our definition)
f c'
∴ ρ max = 0.319 β1
fy
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Effect of Compression Steel
• Reduces depth of
N.A., i.e., “c”.
• Increases ultimate
strain in tension
steel, i.e., increases
section ductility.
• Thus, allows
additional tension
steel to be added
added.
2φ16
537 5 mm
537.5
600 mm
5φ25
400 mm
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Design of Doubly Reinforced
Beams
• Compute the required flexural strength (Mu)
• Compute
C t maximum
i area off steel
t l (A
(As,max)
• Compute Mn1 due to As,max
As ,max f y a⎫
a= ⇒c=
0.85 f b c
'
β1 ⎪⎪
⎬for rectangular sections
a ⎪
M n1 = As ,max f y (d − ) ⎪
2 ⎭
z If Mu > φMn1 then doubly reinforced beam.
If not, then singly reinforced beam
z Compute additional required M n 2 = M u − M n1
capacity (Mn2) φ
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z Compute
p area of compression
p steel and
additional required area of tensile steel
M n2
As' =
f (d − d ' )
s
'
f s' '
As 2 = ( ) As ⇒ As = As ,max + As 2
fy
A’s A’s
As = As,max
d
+ As2
d-d’
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• Select the bars for tension steel first, if two
layers are required, increase As a bit more than
calculated
Revise: A’s,new= A’s,calc. + (fy/f’s)(As,selected – As,calc.)
• Pick the compression steel bars based upon
A’s,new; always use a bit more than required
• Verify the design, so that:
φMn ≥ Mu
εsu ≥ 0 0.005
005
Note: The idea behind this design procedure is to add
equal compression and tension forces due to A’s and As2,
respectively. This way, the depth of the N.A. will not
change and strain in tensile steel will be at least 0.005
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A’s
600 mm
As