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Q1. A continuous one-way slab is subjected to Gu(including self-weight) - 7.0 kN/m' Q-4.5 kN/m2. At the exterior ends, the slab is cast monolithically with the edge beams. Assume C30/37 concrete, grade 500 steel, and 25-mm cover to bars. Size of each beam is 350mm x 450mm, size of each column is 400mm x 400mm. (a) Determine the slab thickness. (b) Check whether the design shears and moments at critical sections (e.g. at mid- spans and supports) can be determined...
Problem Two: The beam shown below part is for an interior span and is cast monolithically with a one-way slab. The clear span for the beam is 30 feet, and the clear spacing between beams is 10 feet. (a) Reinforcement is shown for the positive moment region. Determine if the beam is adequate to support a uniformly distributed, factored load of 5 k/ft. (b) Design the slab reinforcement for the positive moment region using a factored load of 500 psf....
b.323 The empirical provisions of 6.3.2.1 and 6.3.2.2 were developed for nonprestressed T-beams. The flange widths in 6.3.2.1 and 6.3.22 should be uset Problem Two: The beam shown below part is for an interior span and is cast monolithically with a one-wav slab. The clear span for the beam is 30 feet, and the clear spacing between beams is 10 feet. (a) Reinforcement is shown for the positive moment region. Determine if the beam is adequate to support a uniformly...
The floor system for a reinforced concrete building consists of
a continuous one way slab built monolithically with its supporting
beams as shown. Given f’c = 4 ksi and Grade 60 steel.
(a) Assuming wu = 2 k/ft, the maximum negative moment using ACI
(8.3.3) coefficients is most nearly:
A 51.2 k-ft/ft
B 42 k-ft
C 64 k-ft
D 46.5 k-ft
E Other (specify)
(b) The steel required to resist a moment of 50 k-ft for an
effective depth =...
Problem 3: One way solid slab (10 pts) The slab shown in Figure 2 is 200 mm thick. All beams/girders have 400 x 600 mm sections. All columns have 400 x 400 mm sections. Superimposed dead load = 3 kN/m, live load = 4 kN/mº. No walls used. a) Check the slab thickness for deflection control. b) Determine the ultimate uniform load on a l-m wide typical slab strip. c) Determine the ultimate uniform load transferred to beam 2. d)...
Question 4 5 pts The building has beams along building lines A through E and one-way slabs spanning between building lines A through E. A central stalrwell/elevator shaft between bulding lines 5 and 6 provides the lateral support, so only gravity loads need to be calculated The building is used for general affice space. The slab is 8 in. thick. The beams are 12 in. wide and have a total depth of 18 in., the bay dimensions are 18.5 ft...
Problem 1 Reinforced Concrete T-Flanged Sections (50 pts.) You are required to analyze and design the propped cantilever t-section from HM 4 but for shear only. Draw shear V and moment M diagrams for uniformly distributed load throughout the 30ft span and equally concentrated loads at 10ft and 30ft. Recall that the connection at the left joint N1 is fixed. The connection at 20ft N3 is a roller. The right end node N2 is a free end. Use a concrete...
Problem 1 Reinforced Concrete T-Flanged Sections (50 pts.) You are required to analyze and design the propped cantilever t-section from HM 4 but for shear only. Draw shear V and moment M diagrams for uniformly distributed load throughout the 30ft span and equally concentrated loads at 10ft and 30ft. Recall that the connection at the left joint N1 is fixed. The connection at 20ft N3 is a roller. The right end node N2 is a free end. Usea concrete compressive...
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Problem #01 (50 points) Consider the singly reinforced rectangular concrete beams having the properties listed in the table below. (a) Compute the nominal and design strengths of beam #1 to #4. (b) Taking beam #1 as the reference point, calculate the ratio of design strength of other beams to that of beam #1. (c) what is the most effective way to increase the design strength фМп ? (Note that each beam...
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Problem 2(50 points) The roof of the Edwin A. Stevens building is to be redesigned to accommodate a billboard for Stevens Institute of Technology. The new billboard will weigh 40 kips and be supported equally by two columns located 9 ft from the rear of the building. The beams supporting the new roof will be simply supported as shown. (Note there is a 5 ft overhang at the front of the building). For the grade...