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DOWEL BARS AT JOINTS / JACKETING REQUIREMENT R4

Width of the member (Initial) m 0.9 Axial load - Dead Ton 1653
Width of the member (Final after jacketing) m 1.3 Axial load - Lateral Ton 156
Thickness (Size along the shear force, ie critical direction) Initial m 0.9 Shear force - Dead Ton 40.0
Thickness (Size along the shear force ie, critical direction) Final after jacketing m 1.3 Shear force - Lateral Ton 24.0
Critical shear force (Assume 0.9D+1.5 Lateral) Ton 72.0
Critical Axial Load (Assume 0.9D-1.5 Lateral) Ton 1254 Coefficient of Friction ( µ ) 0.4
Beta (B) (A factor in the eqn of TauC) 2.90
Shear strength in concrete (Tau C) N/mm2 0.64 % Frictional force to be considered ( 100% means full friction) % 100
Shear Force capacity of the whole section Ton 72.3 Grade of Concrete N/mm2 25
Shear Force capacity of the initial section Ton 34.6 Grade of steel N/mm2 415
Shear Resistance due to Friction Ton 261.2 Rebar content % 1.0
Design Shear Force to be resisted by Shear Legs /dowel bars Ton 37.6 Rebar diameter for Shear legs mm 10
Total Area of Shear Legs /dowel bars mm2 1649 No. of legs in the critical direction Nos 4
Total No. of Legs for the dowel Nos 22 OR Spacing of legs along the member span from the c/s mm 400
1.0 Coefficient of Friction ( µ ): The PCA's Concrete Masonry Handbook, Appendix A, gives a precast concrete-to-concrete masonry friction coefficient of 0.4 with F.S of 2.
2.0 Increased Shear strength under Axial Compression is not considered in the calculation.

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