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Set 3
Set 3
Determine the number of longitudinal bars and spacing of transverse reinforcements at critical
section of beam AD of the floor framing shown (basic area) in figure 1 to support the dead and
live loads given below. The structure is a two-storey residential building.
Use:
Concrete:
fc’=21 MPa
Concrete Cover=40mm
ϒc=23.6 kN/m3
Longitudinal reinforcement:
db= 16mm diameter deformed bar
fy=276 MPa
Transverse reinforcement:
dbt= 10mm diameter deformed bar
fyt=276 MPa
Floor properties:
S-1, 100mm thick stone reinforced concrete slab
Floor Finish:
S-1, 25mm Concrete fill finish
Ceiling:
12 mm gypsum board on suspended steel channel system
The beam is also carrying a 2.8m high-150mm thick concrete hollow block (16.5 kN/m3 density)
plastered both sides.
Beam properties:
Reinforced concrete.
Use the minimum thickness from the table shown below and a d/b ratio = 1.5
Minimum Thickness, h
Solid one-
L/20 L/24 L/28 L/10
way slabs
Beams or
ribbed one- L/16 L/18.5 L/21 L/8
way slab
Note: Convert triangular and trapezoidal loading to an equivalent uniformly distributed loading.
S-1 S-1
S-1 S-1
Figure-1
2. Determine the maximum safe uniform distributed load that the section can carry. (30 PTS)
Put a box on your final answer only.
Concrete:
fc’=21 MPa
Concrete Cover=40mm
Normal Weight
Longitudinal reinforcement:
db= 20mm diameter deformed bar
fy=276 MPa
Tension bars-3pcs
Compression bars-2pcs
Transverse reinforcement:
dbt= 10mm diameter deformed bar
fyt=276 MPa
Spacing at distance d from the support = 100mm on centers
2 points each for numbers 3-12.