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    The document discusses the use of different distances (d/2 vs d) when checking one-way shear for piles and columns. It explains that the Canadian standard CSA A23.3-04 specifies using d/2 for corner pile shear check and d for column shear check. For the American standard ACI 318-11, it refers to clause 11.11.1.1 for two-way shear which uses d/2, and clause 11.2.1.1 for one-way shear which uses d. Therefore, using d/2 for corner pile shear and d for column shear in the spreadsheet is consistent with both standards.

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    The document discusses the use of different distances (d/2 vs d) when checking one-way shear for piles and columns. It explains that the Canadian standard CSA A23.3-04 specifies using d/2 for corner pile shear check and d for column shear check. For the American standard ACI 318-11, it refers to clause 11.11.1.1 for two-way shear which uses d/2, and clause 11.2.1.1 for one-way shear which uses d. Therefore, using d/2 for corner pile shear and d for column shear in the spreadsheet is consistent with both standards.

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    The document discusses the use of different distances (d/2 vs d) when checking one-way shear for piles and columns. It explains that the Canadian standard CSA A23.3-04 specifies using d/2 for corner pile shear check and d for column shear check. For the American standard ACI 318-11, it refers to clause 11.11.1.1 for two-way shear which uses d/2, and clause 11.2.1.1 for one-way shear which uses d. Therefore, using d/2 for corner pile shear and d for column shear in the spreadsheet is consistent with both standards.

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    >>From the examples it looks like you use a critical section that is located at distance of "d/2" when
    >>checking the individual pile one-way shears, but use a distance of "d" when checking the column one>>way shear. Why are you using the different distances? I would have thought you would just use "d" for
    >>both the pile and column one-way shear check.

    From the first impression it seems we shall use d for one-way shear check, for both corner pile and
    column case.
    I highlighted corner pile in red and the answer is the in the corner word.
    Column one way shear check refers to CSA A23.3-04 13.3.6.1 which uses d
    Corner one way shear check refers to CSA A23.3-04 13.3.6.2 which uses d /2

    I check through ACI 318-11 and find there is on specific one-way shear definition similar to CSA A23.304.
    ACI 318-11 quotes corner column in clause 11.11.1.1, which used d/2. The one-way shear check in ACI
    318-11 is same as beam shear check, which shall refers to clause 11.2.1.1, in this beam shear case, d
    shall be used.
    From above comparison, the use of d/2 for corner pile one-way shear check and use of d for column
    one-way shear check in my spreadsheet is correct !

    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


    Crane Beam Design
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    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


    Crane Beam Design
    www.civilbay.com

    From CSA A23.3-04 2004

    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


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    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


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    From ACI 318-11


    Two-way shear refer to clause 11.11.1.1

    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


    Crane Beam Design
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    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


    Crane Beam Design
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    One-way shear refer to clause 11.2.1.1

    CivilBay

    Anchor Bolt Design per ACI 318-11


    Crane Beam Design
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