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P P
P A
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By changing the rigid connection
B P
at point B into a simply supported
end, this system would become
a statically determinate structure.
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• Centre portion of a solid beam can be neglected.
• Torsion is resisted through a constant shear flow q (force per unit length
of wall centerline) acting around the centerline of the tube. For
equilibrium:
T = 2 Ao q = 2 Ao t … (1) 4
Rearranging Eq. (1)
T
q = t = … (2)
2 Ao
Where:
= shear stress, assumed uniform, across wall thickness
t = wall thickness
T = applied torque
Ao = area enclosed within the tube centerline 5
When concrete beam is subjected to a torsional moment causing principal
tension larger than (√fc’)/3, diagonal cracks spiral around the beam. Then
the tube is idealized as space truss.
Internally, it is assumed that the longitudinal steel yields when the maximum
torque is reached. Summing the internal and external forces in the chords of
all the space truss walls results in:
T T
Alifyi = Alfyl = Ni = Vicot = qyicot = 2Ayi0cot = cot
2A 0
yi
Where Alfyl is the yield force in all longitudinal reinforcement required for
torsion. Rearranging the above equation,
2 A0Alfyl
T = … (6)
2 (x0 + y0) cot
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Torsion can be neglected if the factored torque Tu is less than Tcr/4,
where Tcr is the cracking torque. The cracking torque corresponds to a
principal tensile stress of (√fc’)/3. Prior to cracking, thickness of the tube
wall “t” and the area enclosed by the wall centerline “A o” are related to the
uncracked section geometry on the following assumptions:
3Acp
t= … (7)
4pcp
2Acp
A0 = … (8)
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(Before cracking)
Where: Acp = area enclosed by outside perimeter of concrete
cross-section, including the void of hollow cross-sections,
mm2.
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pcp = outside perimeter of concrete cross-section, mm.
Substituting for t from Eq.(7), A0 from Eq.(8), and taking = (√fc’)/3 in Eq.
(1), the cracking torque for nonprestressed members can be derived:
1 Acp2
Tcr = 3 √fc’ … (9)
pcp
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The design torsional strength should be equal to or greater than required
torsional strength:
Vu 2
Tu ph 2 Vc
+ ≤ + 8 √fc’ … SNI 2002 –
bw d 1.7 Aoh2 bw d 12
13.6(3(1)a))
Usually, a member subject to torsion will also be simultaneously subjected to
shear. The minimum area of stirrups for shear and torsion is computed from:
75 √fc’ bw s
(Av + 2 At) = … SNI 2002 – 13.6.(4(5))
1200 fyv
1 bw s
And not less than:
3 fyv
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START
Calculate : Tu, Vu 3
yes
Tu < f’c(Acp2/pcp)/12
no
Check s(max)
yes
s > s(max) ? Use s ≈ s(max)
no
Check minimum stirrup area
(Av+2At) using SNI eq.(66)
yes
(Av+2At) < Atotal,min ? Use Atotal,min
no
Determine stirrups layout
2
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2
3
no
Calculate longitudinal torsion
reinforcement, Al using SNI eq.(65)
yes
Al < Al,min Use Al = Al,min
no
Finish
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- Precast Spandrel Beam Design for Combined
Shear and Torsion
400x400
P/C cols
3 m x 600 mm
Double tee (typ)
18 m
400x400
P/C cols
9m 9m 9m 9m
400
275
75 600 TT
800
200
150
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Dead load:
Superimposed = 3.06 x (18)/2 = 27.54 kN/m’
Spandrel = [(0.4 x 0.8) + (0.2 x 0.15)] x 24 kN/m3 = 8.4 kN/m’
Total = 35.94 kN/m’
Critical section for shear for torsion is at distance “d” from face of
support. Assume d ≈ 0.9 (800) ≈ 720 mm.
Therefore, critical section is at 720 + 200 = 920 mm from column
centerline.
At critical section: [(4500 – 920) = 3580 mm from midspan]
Vu = 287.34 (3580/4500) = 228.59 kN
Tu = 66.55 (3580/4500) = 52.94 kNm
At Tu
=
s 2 Ao fyv cot
52,940,000
= = 0.439 mm 2/mm/1 leg
2 (0.75) (201,110) (400) (1) 22
4. Calculate required area of stirrups for shear
Vc = √fc’ bw d / 6 = √35 (400) (720) / 6 = 283,972 N
Vs = Vu/ - Vc = 228,590 / (0.75) – 283,972 = 20,815 N
Av Vs 20,815
=s =
fyv d (400) (720)= 0.072 mm 2
/mm/2 legs
Column midspan
centerline
4D22
5D12 5D12
5D28
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