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Design Input

Column Label: 1C-6 D


Geometry Data B
Column dimension along y-dir. 400 mm 296 db
Column dimension along x-dir. 400 mm 296 dt
c
Loading Data Pu
Type of Loading Eccentrically Loaded Mux
Moment along y-direction 207.305 kN-m Muy
Moment along x-direction 170.532 kN-m Fc'
Axial load 943.521 kN Fy

Material Properties
Compressive strenth of concrete, Fc' 27.6 MPa
Yieid strength of steel, Fy 414 MPa

Reinforcement Details
Main bar size 20 mm
Secondary bar size 12 mm
Clear concrete cover 40 mm

Remarks: safe!

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Eccentrically Loaded
Axially Loaded

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Column: 1C-6
Design Data

Column dimension along y-dir, D = 400 mm

Column dimension along x-dir, B = 400 mm

Main Bar size, db = 20 mm

Secondary Bar size, dt = 12 mm

Clear concrete cover, c = 40 mm

Ultimate Axial Load, Pu = 943.521 kN

Computation of Reinforcements

Po = Pu / 0.80 = kN

Ag = B*D = mm2

Po = Ag[0.85Fc'(1-ρ g) + ρ gFy]

ρg = ≈

As = ρ g*Ag = mm2

n = As/p*db2/4 = ≈

Computation of Capacity

Asact = n*p*db2/4 = mm2

Pcap = 0.80[0.85Fc'(Ag-Asact) + AsactFy]

Pcap = kN

Spacing of ties

Maximum spacing of ties

a. S = 16db = 320 mm

b. S = 48dt = 576 mm

c. S = least dimension = 400 mm

Use S = 320 mm

Spacing of ties from footing or slab =


Maximum of S/2 from the S above = 288 mm
Column: 1C-6
Design Data

Column dimension along x-dir, B = 400 mm

Column dimension along y-dir, D = 400 mm

Main Bar size, db = 20 mm

Secondary Bar size, dt = 12 mm

Clear concrete cover, c = 40 mm

Ultimate Axial Load, Pu = 943.521 kN

Ultimate Moment Along x-axis, Mux = 170.532 kN-m

Ultimate Moment Along y-axis, Muy = 207.305 kN-m

Computation of Eccentricities

eall = 0.1B = 40 mm

ex = Mux/Pu = 180.740 mm

ey = Muy/Pu = 219.714 mm

x = ex + (B/2 - c - dt - db/2) = 318.740 mm

y = ey + (D/2 - c - dt - db/2) = 357.714 mm

Computation of Reinforcements

Consider x-direction

From the stress diagram

When ey = 0
##
Pnx = Pn = Pu/ = 1347.887 kN a
## 2.000
∑Fv = 0 a 1.000

For a balanced condition: Fy = Fs' = Fs


##
Pnx + AsFy = 0.85Fc'ab + AsFy a2
##
a = Pnx/0.85Fc'b = 143.637 mm

∑Mo = 0

Pnx(x) = 0.85Fc'ab(d-a/2) + AsFy(d-d')


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2
As = 619.992 mm 62

n = As/p*db /4
2
= 1.973 pcs. ≈ 2 pcs. (both sides)
Consider y-direction

From the stress diagram

When ex = 0
##
Pny = Pn = Pu/ = 1347.887 kN 4.000
## 3.000
∑Fh = 0

For a balanced condition: Fy = Fs' = Fs


##
Pny + AsFy = 0.85Fc'ab + AsFy
##
a = Pny/0.85Fc'b = 143.637 mm

∑Mo = 0
Pny(y) = 0.85Fc'ab(d-a/2) + AsFy(d-d')
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2
As = 1079.742 mm 62

n = As/p*db /4
2
= 3.437 pcs. ≈ 4 pcs. (both sides)

Check for Column Integrity

Consider x-direction

From the strain diagram

(εy + 0.003)/d = 0.003/c

Fy/200000 + 0.003 = 0.003d/c

c = 600d/(600 + Fy) = 200.000 mm

a = βc = 170.000 mm

From the stress diagram

∑Fv = 0

Pnx + AsFy = 0.85Fc'ab + AsFy

Pnx = 0.85Fc'ab = 1595.280 kN 338


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Mcapx = 0.85Fc'ab(d-a/2) + AsFy(d-d') = 475.400 kN-m 338
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Consider y-direction

From the strain diagram

(εy + 0.003)/d = 0.003/c


Fy/200000 + 0.003 = 0.003d/c

c = 600d/(600 + Fy) = 200.000 mm

a = βc = 170.000 mm

From the stress diagram

∑Fh = 0

Pny + AsFy = 0.85Fc'ab + AsFy

Pny = 0.85Fc'ab = 1595.280 kN

Mcapy = 0.85Fc'ab(d-a/2) + AsFy(d-d') = 547.195 kN-m

Bresler Load Contour Equation


α α
(Mnx/Mcapx) + (Mny/Mcapy) ≤ 1.0

where α = 1.24

= 0.904

0.904 < 1.0 OK!

Spacing of ties

Maximum spacing of ties

a. S = 16db = 320 mm

b. S = 48dt = 576 mm

c. S = least dimension = 400 mm

Use S = 320 mm

Spacing of ties from footing or slab =


Maximum of S/2 from the S above = 288 mm

Stress Diagrams

When ey = 0 When ex = 0 Pny

●As ●As d' a AsFy


ey y 0.85Fc'ab

●As' As ● d ●As As ● d

●As ●As O AsFy

ex
d'
d
x Pnx
O a

AsFy AsFy
0.85Fc'ab
Strain Diagrams

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●As
εstertwrrertwetrewtetret
cdfgj

●As' As ● d dfdgdfgdfdf

●As
εs'fdd
d

εs'j clkj

εs 0.003ewrtejjk
Column: 1C-6

12 mmties
288 mm
● ● ● ●

400

● ● ● ●

400

8 pcs. 20 mmvertical bars

12 mm ties S @ 320 mm

288 mm

footing or slab reinforcement

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