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Analysis of Reinforced Concrete T-Beams
Analysis of Reinforced Concrete T-Beams
T-beam = rectangular
beam + slab on top
T-beam shape and load
distribution
Effective Width
Analysis
Asf Flange Contribution
WEB:
• The analysis of T-beams is quite similar to rectangular beams,
i.e., the specifications related to the strains are identical.
• It is desirable that εt values ≥ 0.005, and they cannot be less
than 0.004.
• The neutral axis for T-beams can fall either in the flange or
web, depending on the proportions of the slab and web.
• If it falls in the flange, the rectangular beam formulas apply.
Otherwise, the location of the neutral axis should be
determined.
• The flanges of most T-beams are usually so large that the
neutral axis most probably falls within the flange, and thus
the rectangular beam formulas apply.
Strain distribution
1(f’c/fy)(600/(600 + fy))
MINIMUM STEEL
MAXIMUM STEEL
Behavior
d = 700 – 40 – 10 – 25 – 30/2
= 610 mm.
dlayer 2 = 700 – 40 – 10 – 25 –
30 – 25/2 = 582.5mm
Step 1: beff:
(21MPa/(4400MPa))350mm610mm = 612mm2
(1.4/400MPa)350mm610mm = 747mm2 4909mm2 OK
Step 6: Check maximum steel
0.0586
0.0107 0.00402
actual = As/bfd = 4909/(2000610) = 0.00402
d = 950 – 40 – 10 – 32 – 30/2
= 853mm.
Step 1: beff:
(21MPa/(4400MPa))400mm853mm = 977mm2
(1.4/400MPa)400mm853mm = 1194mm2 8042mm2 OK
FLANGE:
WEB:
0.00687
0.0119 0.0126 NG
actual = As/bfd = 8042/(750853) = 0.0126
Asf = 4,931mm2
Mn1 = 4931mm2×400MPa(872-170/2)0.001 = 1,553kN-m
Mn1 = (9651 – 4931)mm2×400MPa(872-302/2)0.001 =
1,361kN-m Mn = 1,553 + 1,361 = 2,914kN-m
Mn1 Mn2
Step 6: Check maximum steel
0.0162
0.0102 0.011 NG
actual = As/bfd = 9651/(1000872) = 0.011
d = 800 – 40 – 10 – 32 – 30/2
= 703mm.