CIVL 433 - 2020-21 1.

Design of RC Members for Shear

Example – design of longitudinal reinforcement cut-off in a

large beam (2015 CAC Handbook Example 4.3)

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Longitudinal reinforcement design – as per Assignment No. 2

Problem where can I stopthesebars

Near support Near midspan

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Factored load

Factored Mf

Mr at midspan
support
Uselonger
d Checkboth
humpthesteel layerstogether Determine
f depth ofthelumped
uselarge steel
one is safer
I thought you can't
but it doesn't
matter lump

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Solvefordv atmid
span

k k fy dbar

fo

Usesimplemethod 0 350 ducot0 SM since fy fo no tension

Determ Ed of thelarger bar more critical since larger ed Usethis
Cdfor all bars
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Graphical solution for bar cut-off point: Why's Mr tensilestrength of

rebar

Ignore PlotBMDUsecutting I IFMW mix

Nextcalculation I
Willcoverthis

Eff subtract
t.oamdfomfsmp.is
values
Actuallyslightly 996 mm 1090 mm
2015 kNm
less
f where
i
Solution:
PlotMr
O Determ 1.80 m
2015kNm Mr 3062 kNm

hitsBMD I 996 mm 3120 kNm

Thisiswhereyou
connectBMD
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1.80M distancefromcenter of support where midspanbars start

Overhere development length is reached

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0 Determined
support
Shear atdu
fromface of
support

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Vf atsupport
term Fit
De
support

Fit forcereq'd
to resistacross
theducot0
diagonalfrom
Support

it
Toto
Try35Monly
neglectskin
centroid of 35MOnly

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Neglect20M'sfornow If notenough
includethe20M's

Need g Availablespacefor
anchoring centroidx crack
tender e somecrackforms at
fTotal 1
gCoto
1
0 350 simplifiedmethod
length overwhich
1
tensilestrength of bars
candevelop to resist Flt I1
supportconfig

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Total anchoragelength lol oooYou can't

µ developfull development

Flt
Weneglected it ooonowinclude it

nonoragelength

F
f'TIl hooked bars
p tennonustghbeso
within
newcentroid
y Elsebarswill force
Crack
1 pullrightout
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simplified method

Vr 0.85Vrwheresteelends

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Wherebar changes

Hr 0.85 Vr ofsection nearsupport within dubfrom

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Wherebarsterminate largercrack ooo Lower shear resistance where

barschange