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Problem #01 (50 points) Consider the singly reinforced rectangular concrete beams having the prop...
Reinforced Concrete
Exam 1 CiEn 470, Reinforced Concrete Last Name, First Name Problemt3[40% esign a 24-foot long reinforced concrete beam to support a dead load of 500 lb/ft (including the beam self weight) and a live load of 1,500 lb/ft The architect has requested a beam width of 9 inches. Use 60 ksi steel and S ks concrete. (Assume #3 stirrups) a) D b) Sketch the detailed cross-section of your design c) Analyze your design for safety.
2. A continuous concrete floor system consists of parallel beams spaced 8' on centers and spanning 25' between supports. The 4" thick slab is cast monolithically with the beam webs which have width, b 14 in. and total depth h 28 in. (measured from top of slab). Each T- beam must carry a dead load of 55 psf (the slab weight+ flooring) and service live load of 225 psf in addition to its own weight. Material properties are fe-4 ksi...
A rectangular, tension-reinforced beam is to be designed for dead load of 500 Ib/ft plus self weight and service live load of 1200 Ib/ft, with a 22 ft simple span. Material strengths will be fy 60 ksi and J 16 in. Calculate the required beam width and tensile steel requirement, using a reinforcement ratio of 0.60po.o0s. Use ACI load factors and strength reduction factors. The effective depth may be assumed to be 2.5 in. less than the total depth steel...
4.1 The precast concrete beam shown below is subjected to a live load of 1300 lb/ft and a superimposed dead load of 520 lb/ft in addition to its self-weight. Design the beams as a rectangular section. Assume interior beam, ¾" MAS, #4 stirrups, ?? ′ = 5,000 ???, normalweight, ?? = 60,000 ??? (use only #6 or #7 bars for reinforcement). Span- 20-ft
1. T-Beams are used to support a floor in an industrial building. The floor is used for product storage so it must be designed for a heavy 600 psf. The floor must also support a superimposed dead load of 20 psf (in addition to the self-weight of the beams and slab. The layout of the beams and slabs is shown below. The beams span 30.0% and are spaced at 4.0” center to center. The slab is 3” thick. The concrete...
Design a reinforced concrete beam that has a rectangular cross section with a width b = 24 in. The depth h is limited by architectural reasons to 16 in. It has to carry a factored moment Mu = 360 kip- ft. including the self-weight. The design should satisfy ACI 318 for tension controlled members. Use Grade 60 steel and a specified concrete compressive strength = 4,000 psi. Determine the flexural reinforcement for the beam, and use compression steel if needed....
Select reinforcement for the T-beams in the simply-supported floor system shown below. The system is 26-foot-long and subjected to its own self-weight and a service live load of 200 psf. Take the compressive strength of the concrete to be fe' = 3 ksi and the yield stress of the rebar to be fy = 60 ksi. Show a sketch of the designed cross-section, including beam dimensions and reinforcement selection. Limit your reinforcement selection to one that incorporates a single layer...
. Deisgn a reinforced concrete cross-section with unknown dimensions Problem 1 Design the steel reinforcement for the beam shown in Figure 1 that supports its own self-weight, a uninformly distributed dead load, a uniformly distributed live load, and a live point load located at midspan. In your solution, you should select the area of reinforcement, the number and size of reinforcing bars, and the section depth in order to receive full credit. Assume J 5,000 psi, fy 60,000 psi. 16...
Problem 2 (25 points) A rectangular reinforced concrete beam has a width b-15 inches and effecti Concrete com ve depth d-24 inches. orcement fy- 60 ksi. imate load - 6 k/R pressive strength fe -4,000 psi and yield stress of steel reinf The beam is simply supported and subjected to a uniformly distributed ulti that includes the weight of the beam. Span is 28 feet. Assume interior exposure. s and show the proposed shear reinforcement Design the beam for shear...
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....