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Calculate the instantaneous deflection due to the dead and live loads shown....
2. Calculate the instantaneous deflections: 6pt, due to the dead and live loads together, and o, due to the live load only. Use fy 60,000 psi, f in the WD value. 4000 psi, and n 8. Beam weight is...
2. Calculate the instantaneous deflections: 6pt, due to the dead and live loads together, and o, due to the live load only. Use fy 60,000 psi, f in the WD value. 4000 psi, and n 8. Beam weight is incl WD 1.6 k/ft WL 2.4 k/ft 24 in. 4 #10 30 ft
2. Calculate the instantaneous deflections: 6pt, due to the dead and live loads together, and o, due to the live load only. Use fy 60,000 psi, f in...
2. Design a rectangular section for the beam below with the loads shown. The self weight...
2. Design a rectangular section for the beam below with the loads shown. The self weight of the beam is not included in the dead load of the beam and should be considered in the design. Show a sketch of your cross section, including bar sizes, arrangement, and spacing. Assume concrete weighs 150 lb/ft. Use Grade 50 steel with f 3,000 psi Use a target ρ-0.18 (/f, PD = 15 k PL = 10 k 2 k/ft (excludes beam weight)...
Based on tributary load analysis, the dead and live loads, wd and wų, respectively, acting on...
Based on tributary load analysis, the dead and live loads, wd and wų, respectively, acting on a beam in a vertical load resisting system are shown below. The concrete is normalweight with compressive strength f=5000 psi. Note that the given dead load includes the self-weight of the beam and slab. Section wp=1.2 kip/ft, wu=1.5 kip/ft be-45 inch 5 inch 1 30 inch B A 10 inch In=10 ft 1. Design and detail the beam for positive flexure at section A....
1. For the cross section and loading shown below. [50 points] 10" fc-5500 psi 60,000 psi...
1. For the cross section and loading shown below. [50 points] 10" fc-5500 psi 60,000 psi Concrete unit weight 150 pcf 18.5, P,-15 kips w 1,500 lb/ft 32" 25" 37 (12) #8 15" a. Calculate the gross moment of inertia, Ig, and the location of the centroid, ybar (from the bottom) Neglect the steel when calculating Ig. [10 points] b. What is the cracking moment, Mcr? [5 points] c. Calculate the cracked transformed moment of inertia, Icr. [10 points] d....
ine the maximum unfactored uniform dead and live loads (WD and Wi in kip/ft) that can...
ine the maximum unfactored uniform dead and live loads (WD and Wi in kip/ft) that can be carried by continuous wall footin g shown in the figure below. Assume: The allowable soil pressure is 8 ksf The dead load is equal to three times the live I ote: check both the footing shear and moment requirements. You don't have to check the development length for this problem. load WD-? kip/ft Footing fe-3 ksi (normal weight) f, 60 ksi Ground Surface...
4) A 100 foot long simply-supported bridge girder supports the unfactored loads shown in the figure....
4) A 100 foot long simply-supported bridge girder supports the unfactored loads shown in the figure. The uniformly distributed dead load, wD, includes the self weight of the girder, and is constant along the full beam length. Concentrated live loads, PL, are applied as shown in the figure. a) Draw factored shear force and factored bending moment diagrams in the spaces provided. Show magnitudes at locations A, B, C, D and E on each diagram.(8) PL = 50k PL-50k WD-2.5...
Could you please help me on question 7. Thank you very much. The floor system shown...
Could you please help me on question 7.
Thank you very much.
The floor system shown below consists of normalweight concrete (150 pcf). Beams C2 ! LT 1 7.0 inch ! h=20 in G2! 12 in Girders BI 1 7.0 inch Slab 8 ft span h 24 in ----- - -- - --- 15 in 15 ft 15 ft Use 4000 psi concrete and Gr. 60 reinforcing steel. Assume 0.75 inch clear cover. Include concrete self-weight and a superimposed dead...
All work must be shown. You are in charge of retrofitting an existing building. The columns...
All work must be shown. You are in charge of retrofitting an existing building. The columns and girders are in place, and you have to design the beams. The building is high end (deflection limited to live load limit of L/480 and a dead load+ live load requirement of L/240). Design the most economical beam size (using conservative calculations) if the unfactored live load is 100 psf and the unfactored dead load (including beam weight) is 80 psf 30 Points...
Need help with E and F please. 3. The beam shown in the figure below is...
Need help with E and F please.
3. The beam shown in the figure below is carrying superimposed dead load of 25 kN/m and use and occupancy load of 45 kN/m. For preliminary analysis, assume a self weight of 10 kN/m. We are required to find the maximum positive (tension at the bottom) and negative (tension at the top) moments due to the factored loads, and then design the beam CIV E 374-RC-Lab 3 Fall 2018 (a) Determine the maximum...
Please answer question 1 thank you Reinforced Concrete HW 18%20(2).pdf CEE433- Homework Assignment 9 Assigned: 12...
Please answer question 1 thank you
Reinforced Concrete HW
18%20(2).pdf CEE433- Homework Assignment 9 Assigned: 12 April 2018 Due: 19 April 2018 1. Design the shear reinforcement (vertical stirrups) for the beam shown in the figure. Design stirrups based on the shear envelope using the approximate procedure discussed in class. Note that for the overhangs the maximum shear at the support is induced by placing dead and live loads throughout the cantilever portion. Satisfy all strength and spacing requirements specified...
2. Calculate the instantaneous deflections: 6pt, due to the dead and live loads together, and o, due to the live load only. Use fy 60,000 psi, f in the WD value. 4000 psi, and n 8. Beam weight is incl WD 1.6 k/ft WL 2.4 k/ft 24 in. 4 #10 30 ft
2. Calculate the instantaneous deflections: 6pt, due to the dead and live loads together, and o, due to the live load only. Use fy 60,000 psi, f in...
2. Design a rectangular section for the beam below with the loads shown. The self weight of the beam is not included in the dead load of the beam and should be considered in the design. Show a sketch of your cross section, including bar sizes, arrangement, and spacing. Assume concrete weighs 150 lb/ft. Use Grade 50 steel with f 3,000 psi Use a target ρ-0.18 (/f, PD = 15 k PL = 10 k 2 k/ft (excludes beam weight)...
Based on tributary load analysis, the dead and live loads, wd and wų, respectively, acting on a beam in a vertical load resisting system are shown below. The concrete is normalweight with compressive strength f=5000 psi. Note that the given dead load includes the self-weight of the beam and slab. Section wp=1.2 kip/ft, wu=1.5 kip/ft be-45 inch 5 inch 1 30 inch B A 10 inch In=10 ft 1. Design and detail the beam for positive flexure at section A....
1. For the cross section and loading shown below. [50 points] 10" fc-5500 psi 60,000 psi Concrete unit weight 150 pcf 18.5, P,-15 kips w 1,500 lb/ft 32" 25" 37 (12) #8 15" a. Calculate the gross moment of inertia, Ig, and the location of the centroid, ybar (from the bottom) Neglect the steel when calculating Ig. [10 points] b. What is the cracking moment, Mcr? [5 points] c. Calculate the cracked transformed moment of inertia, Icr. [10 points] d....
ine the maximum unfactored uniform dead and live loads (WD and Wi in kip/ft) that can be carried by continuous wall footin g shown in the figure below. Assume: The allowable soil pressure is 8 ksf The dead load is equal to three times the live I ote: check both the footing shear and moment requirements. You don't have to check the development length for this problem. load WD-? kip/ft Footing fe-3 ksi (normal weight) f, 60 ksi Ground Surface...
4) A 100 foot long simply-supported bridge girder supports the unfactored loads shown in the figure. The uniformly distributed dead load, wD, includes the self weight of the girder, and is constant along the full beam length. Concentrated live loads, PL, are applied as shown in the figure. a) Draw factored shear force and factored bending moment diagrams in the spaces provided. Show magnitudes at locations A, B, C, D and E on each diagram.(8) PL = 50k PL-50k WD-2.5...
Could you please help me on question 7.
Thank you very much.
The floor system shown below consists of normalweight concrete (150 pcf). Beams C2 ! LT 1 7.0 inch ! h=20 in G2! 12 in Girders BI 1 7.0 inch Slab 8 ft span h 24 in ----- - -- - --- 15 in 15 ft 15 ft Use 4000 psi concrete and Gr. 60 reinforcing steel. Assume 0.75 inch clear cover. Include concrete self-weight and a superimposed dead...
All work must be shown. You are in charge of retrofitting an existing building. The columns and girders are in place, and you have to design the beams. The building is high end (deflection limited to live load limit of L/480 and a dead load+ live load requirement of L/240). Design the most economical beam size (using conservative calculations) if the unfactored live load is 100 psf and the unfactored dead load (including beam weight) is 80 psf 30 Points...
Need help with E and F please.
3. The beam shown in the figure below is carrying superimposed dead load of 25 kN/m and use and occupancy load of 45 kN/m. For preliminary analysis, assume a self weight of 10 kN/m. We are required to find the maximum positive (tension at the bottom) and negative (tension at the top) moments due to the factored loads, and then design the beam CIV E 374-RC-Lab 3 Fall 2018 (a) Determine the maximum...
Please answer question 1 thank you
Reinforced Concrete HW
18%20(2).pdf CEE433- Homework Assignment 9 Assigned: 12 April 2018 Due: 19 April 2018 1. Design the shear reinforcement (vertical stirrups) for the beam shown in the figure. Design stirrups based on the shear envelope using the approximate procedure discussed in class. Note that for the overhangs the maximum shear at the support is induced by placing dead and live loads throughout the cantilever portion. Satisfy all strength and spacing requirements specified...
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