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Ex. 3)
Check the adequacy of the square tied column shown below. The column is an exterior ground
floor and is a part of the unbraced frame shown below. Assume 40% of the factored load is
sustained. The summation of the factored loads of the ground floor column is 14000 kN. Use
f'c=28 MPa and fy = 420 MPa. All beams are 350 600 mm in section.
Sol.)
(1) Check slenderness
∑ ⁄
Ѱtop = = = 7.44 (for exterior column)
∑ ⁄
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K = 1.41 for interior columns
Lu = 4000 – 600=3400 mm
(2) Calculate δs
EIc =
Check
(4) Compute Ø Pn
e= = = 0.282 m = 282 mm
= = 0.56 , ρg = = 0.038
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Ɣ= = 0.75
Pn = 0.415(28)(500)2×10-3 = 2905 kN
Ex. 4)
Design column B3 in the frame shown below. The frame is braced against side sway by
elevators and stairs shaft, which consist of reinforced concrete walls cast monolithically with the
floors. Data of beams, columns and loads are as listed below. f'c = 28 MPa, fy = 420 MPa.
T-beams: b = 260 mm, h = 500 mm
Interior columns: 450×450 mm
Exterior columns: 400×400 mm
Dead loads: P = 1000 kN, M2 = 3 kN.m, M1 = -3 kN.m
Live loads: P = 750 kN, M2 = 150 kN.m, M1 = 135 kN.m
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Sol.)
(1) Loading:
Pu = 1.2 PD + 1.6 PL = 1.2(1000) + 1.6(750) = 2400 kN
M2 = 1.2 (3) + 1.6 (150) = 243.6 kN.m
M1 = 1.2(-3) + 1.6 (135) = 212.4 kN.m
ѰA = ѰB = = 2.17
(3) Compute δb :
βd = = = 0.5
Pc = = = 21584 kN
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δb = = = 1.146
= = 0.65
= = 0.169
Ɣ= = 0.7
Use Ø 10 mm ties
Ties spacing = {
S= = 127 mm > 40 mm
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