STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

OF A
PROPOSED TWO-STOREY
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

Prepared by:

PRC No.: 152513

PTR No.: 1092749
DATE: 02-03-23
PLACE: Province of Cebu
TIN No.: 345-354-441-000
I. CODES & STANDARDS

NSCP 2015 Edition ......... National Structural Code of the Philippines,

Vol. 2
PD 1096 2005 Edition ..... National Building Code of the Philippines

AISC Manual .................... American Institute of Steel Construction

II. DESIGN LOADS

II. DESIGN LOADS
1. LIVE LOAD
Basic Floor Area/ Decks ........................ 1.90kPa
Exterior Balconies/ Assembly Area ........ 2.90 kPa
Hallway/Lobby......................................... 2.40 kPa
Roof Live load ......................................... 0.60 kPa

2. DEAD LOAD
Concrete density .................................. 23.6 kN/m3
Steel bar density ................................... 77 kN/m 3
Floor finish ............................................. 0.48 kPa

II. DESIGN MATERIAL STRESSES

1. Concrete (Min. 28 days Ultimate Compressive Strength)

Slab/ Beam/Column ............................... fc' = 3,000 psi (21 Mpa)
Footing ................................................... f c' = 3,000 psi (21 Mpa)
Slab on grade ......................................... fc' = 2,500 psi (17 Mpa)

2. Reinforcing Steels
12 mm ø deformed bars and above ...... Grade 60 (f y = 414 Mpa)
10 mm ø deformed bars and below ....... Grade 40 (f y = 276 Mpa)
ASTM A36, Fy = 248.22 Mpa, and Fillet Weld E70xx

IV. SITE SPECIFIC DESIGN

Zone ...................................................... II
Basic Wind Speed ................................. 300 kPh

V. FOUNDATION
Allowable. Bearing Capacity .................. 3,000 psf (144 kPa)
Unit Weight of Soil ................................. 105 lb/ft3 (16.5 kN/m3)
Internal friction angle .............................. 30 ° (fill materials)
 0 ° (original soil)

VI. CONTRUCTION NOTES

A. GENERAL

1. Construction notes & typical details apply to all drawings unless otherwise shown or
noted, modify typical details as directed to meet special conditions.

2. Shop drawings with erection & placing diagrams of all structural steel, miscellaneous
iron, pre-cast concrete etc. Shall be submitted for engineer’s approval before
fabrication.

3. Contractor shall verify all dimensions before all work is to begin, check mechanical &
electrical contractors for conduits, pipe sleeves, etc. To be embedded in concrete.

B. CONCRETE AND REINFORCEMENT

1. All materials & workmanship shall conform with the latest building code of American
Concrete Institute (ACI – 318).

2. All concrete shall develop a minimum compressive strength at the end of twenty-eight
(28) days with the corresponding maximum size aggregate & slump as follows:

LOCATION 28 DAYS MAX. SIZE MAX. SLUMP

STRENGHT AGGREGATE
Slab on grade 2,500 psi (17 Mpa) 1 in (25 mm) 4 in (100 mm)
Footing 3,000 psi (21 Mpa) 3/4 in (25 mm) 4 in (100 mm)
Slab/Beam/Column 3,000 psi (21 Mpa) 3/4 in (25 mm) 4 in (100 mm)

3. All reinforcing bars shall conform to ASTM A615 Grade 40 for diameter 10 mm &
smaller bars and Grade 60 for diameter 12 mm and larger bars. Column hoops are all
grade 40 bars.

4. In general, the latest edition of ACI-315, manual of standard practice detailing

reinforced concrete structures shall be adhered to unless otherwise shown or noted.

5. Maintain minimum concrete cover for reinforcing steel as follows:

Suspended slabs ...................................... 0.75 in (19 mm)
Slab on grade ........................................... 1.5 in (38 mm)
Walls above grade .................................... 1.0 in (25 mm)
Where concrete is exposed to earth
but poured against forms .......................... 2.0 in (50 mm)
Where concrete is deposited
directly against earth ................................ 3.0 in (75 mm)
6. Bar splices shall be securely wired together and shall lap or extend in accordance to
Table 1 (Standard Hook Dimensions) unless otherwise shown on drawings, splices
shall be staggered whenever possible.

BAR DIA. D L (mm)

(mm) (mm) 180° hook 90° hook
10 58 65 115
12 76 65 155
16 96 65 195
20 108 80 230
25 152 105 305
28 242 115 345
32 274 130 385
36 288 144 432

Table 1: STANDARD HOOK DIMENSIONS

7. All anchor bolts, dowels, and other inserts, shall be properly positioned and secured
in place prior to placing of concrete.

8. Contractors shall note and provide all miscellaneous curns, sills, stools, equipment
and mechanical bases that are required by the architectural, electrical, and
mechanical drawings.

9. Reinforcing bars shall be free of rust, grease and other materials likely to impair
bond.

10. All concrete shall be kept moist for a minimum of seven (7) consecutive days
immediately after pouring by the use of wel burlap, fog spraying, curing or other
approved methods.

11. Stripping of forms and shores:

Foundation ........................................ 24 hrs.
Suspended slab except when
additional loads are imposed............ 8 days
Walls ................................................ 18 hrs.
Beams ............................................. 14 days
C. MASONRY AND CONCRETE BLOCKS

1. All non-load bearing type concrete blocks shall have a unit weight not to exceed 80
pcf. For load bearing type of concrete blocks, a minimum compressive strength of 6.9
MPa shall be developed.

2. Provide 1–16 mmø vertical bars at corners, intersections, end of walls and each side
of openings.

3. Lintel beams shall bear at least 8 inches (200 mm) on each side of masonry wall
opening.

4. Wall reinforcements (unless indicated) shall be as follows:

WALL VERTICAL HORIZONTAL
THICKNESS REINFORCEMENT REINFORCEMENT
8 in (200 mm) 12 mmø @ 400 mm 10 mmø @ 600 mm
Footing 10 mmø @ 400 mm 10 mmø @ 600 mm
Slab/Beam/Column 10 mmø @ 400 mm 10 mmø @ 600 mm

D. FOUNDATION

1. Foundation is designed for assumed allowable soil bearing capacity of 3,000 psf.

2. Foundation shall rest on natural soil. Unless otherwise noted by the engineer, no part
of the foundation shall rest on fill.

3. The contractor shall notify the engineer after footing excavation have been completed
and prior to concreting to confirm the design soil bearing capacity.