This document discusses the analysis and design of prestressed concrete for shear. There are three main ways to improve shear resistance with prestressing: horizontal/axial, inclined/sloping cables, and vertical/transverse prestressing. Failure can occur due to web-shear cracks or flexure-shear cracks. Design of shear reinforcement is addressed by Indian and British codes, with minimum shear reinforcement and maximum shear stress requirements outlined.
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This document discusses the analysis and design of prestressed concrete for shear. There are three main ways to improve shear resistance with prestressing: horizontal/axial, inclined/sloping cables, and vertical/transverse prestressing. Failure can occur due to web-shear cracks or flexure-shear cracks. Design of shear reinforcement is addressed by Indian and British codes, with minimum shear reinforcement and maximum shear stress requirements outlined.
This document discusses the analysis and design of prestressed concrete for shear. There are three main ways to improve shear resistance with prestressing: horizontal/axial, inclined/sloping cables, and vertical/transverse prestressing. Failure can occur due to web-shear cracks or flexure-shear cracks. Design of shear reinforcement is addressed by Indian and British codes, with minimum shear reinforcement and maximum shear stress requirements outlined.
Introduction • At any point shear stress is expressed as, • In general, there are three ways of improving the shear resistance of structural concrete members by prestressing techniques : 1. Horizontal or Axial prestressing 2. Prestressing by Inclined or Sloping cables 3. Vertical or Transverse prestressing Ultimate Shear Resistance of PSC members • Generally there are two modes of shear cracking, Web-Shear and Flexure-Shear cracks. • Failure due to Web-Shear cracks : The ultimate resistance of prestressed concrete sections with web-shear crack according to IS : 1343-1980 clause 23.4.1 is given by, • Failure due to Flexure-Shear Cracks : According to the Indian Standard code, IS:1343-1980 clause 23.4.2 the ultimate shear resistance of sections cracked in flexure is given by, Design of Shear Reinforcements • IS:1343-1980 Recommendations : According to the code minimum shear reinforcement should be provided such that, • The maximum shear stress permissible for the different grades concrete are given in table 9 of IS:1343-1980 • British code (BS : 8110-1985): When shear force V does not exceed (Vc + 0.4bwd),shear reinforcements are designed at a spacing,