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484 HOMEWORK 1

Raşit Emre ÇAKIR


300 mm 1551597

150 mm

300 mm
700 mm

150 mm

300 mm

INPUTS Fps = 2200000 N


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fc' = 40 MPa A = 300000 mm
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ft' = 3 MPa I = 2.50E+10 mm
ws = 6.75 kN/m Mspan= 121.5 kN.m
fps = 1100 MPa
Aps = 2000 mm2
Lspan= 12 m

a)
Midspan:

espan= 290.076 mm

***Check bottom compression

σbottom= 20.10 MPa < 40 OK


Supports:

esupport= 234.848 mm

***Check bottom compression

σbottom= 17.67 MPa < 40 OK

e= 234 mm

b)
M l= 910 kN.m
w l= 50.55 kN/m

***Check top compression

σtop= 17.67 MPa < 40 OK

c)
wl/A= 168.51 kN/m3
wl/Fps= 0.023 m-1

*** Section B is more efficient than section A because of its bigger moment of inertia.
Although section A has a bigger area, section B can carry more superimposed load.
Therefore, I beams are more economical than rectangles.
600 mm

150 mm

150 mm
700 mm

150 mm

600 mm

INPUTS Fps = 2200000 N


2
fc' = 40 MPa A = 285000 mm
4
ft' = 3 MPa I = 3.71E+10 mm
ws = 6.75 kN/m Mspan= 121.5 kN.m
fps = 1100 MPa
Aps = 2000 mm2
Lspan= 12 m

a)
Midspan:

espan= 417.125 mm

***Check bottom compression

σbottom= 20.07 MPa < 40 OK


Supports:

esupport= 361.898 mm

***Check bottom compression

σbottom= 18.44 MPa < 40 OK

e= 361 mm

b)
M l= 1469 kN.m
w l= 81.60 kN/m

***Check top compression

σtop= 18.44 MPa < 40 OK

c)
wl/A= 286.33 kN/m3
wl/Fps= 0.037 m-1

*** Section B is more efficient than section A because of its bigger moment of inertia.
Although section A has a bigger area, section B can carry more superimposed load.
Therefore, I beams are more economical than rectangles.

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