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For the simply supported beam that follows. Size and space the stirrups according to the ACI code...
A simply supported inverted T-beam has a clear span ln = 32 ft and is subjected...
A simply supported inverted T-beam has a clear span ln = 32 ft
and is subjected to its own weight and the point loads P as shown.
The point load P consists of a service dead load of 16 kips and a
service live load of 28kips. Design #3 vertical stirrups for the
beam (ignore any torsional effects). Assume d = 41.5 in., ƒc’ =
4,000 psi, and ƒy = 60,000 psi.
1. A simply supported inverted T-beam has a...
For the simply supported beam shown, the span is 40 ft, dead load including own weight...
For the simply supported beam shown, the span is 40 ft, dead load including own weight is 5 k/ft and live load is 4 k/ft. Assume fy-60,000 psi and fc 4000 psi, find: Size of the longitudinal reinforcement at the critical section (5 points) Spacing of U stirrups # 4 at the critical section (support width is 12 in.) (5 points) a. b. 48" 26.5" As 16
A simply supported one-way slab of 12 ft span and 8-inch thick is given. The rebar...
A simply supported one-way slab of 12 ft span and 8-inch thick is given. The rebar used in the slab is #8 at 6 inches on center. Determine how much live load (psf) may the slab safely carry. (f'c=3,000 psi, fy=40,000 psi).
design the following rectangular floor beam for a building. The beam has a simple span of...
design the following rectangular floor beam for a building. The beam has a simple span of 21ft. The uniform service load is 520lbs/ft live load. Consider the self-weight of the beam as dead load. Assume f’c = 4,000 psi, fy = 60,000 psi, and #3 stirrups. Required: a) Conduct a free-beam design for the above conditions.
A rectangular beam having b-10 in. and d= 17.5 in. spans 15 ft face to face...
A rectangular beam having b-10 in. and d= 17.5 in. spans 15 ft face to face of simple supports. It is reinforced for flexure with three No. 9 (No. 29) bars that continue uninterrupted to the ends of the span. It is to carry service dead load D 1.27 kips/ft (including self-weight) and service live load L -3.70 kips/ft, both uniformly distributed along the span. Design the shear reinforcement, using No. 3 (No. 10) vertical U stirrups. The more approximate...
2-You are given the task of designing a simply supported one-way slab, with a 13 feet...
2-You are given the task of designing a simply supported one-way slab, with a 13 feet span. The slab supports a live load of 200 psf. Use fc=3,000 psi, fy=60,000 psi. Provide a sketch of your design. 1 - Provide three (3) provisions about bar choosing/placing in concrete slabs, which you would need to consider as a structural engineer. Discuss the rationale behind each item. 2- You are given the task of designing a simply supported one-way slab, with a...
2. The beam in the figure below is to carry 1.6 kips/ft live load and 0.90...
2. The beam in the figure below is to carry 1.6 kips/ft live load and 0.90 kip/ft dead load (including beam weight). Using f: 3000 psi and fy 40,000 psi, investigate the beam for stirrup adequacy according to the approximate ACI method、 li design is not adequate, indicate what revision is necessary. Symmetrical about E span E60 4"」 22" 3ー#7 12" supports 12" # 3 stirrups 9"l___. 9 @ 6" 22'-0" Figure 2: Problem 2.
You are given the task of checking the adequacy of a simply supported slab of 10-inch...
You are given the task of checking the adequacy of a simply supported slab of 10-inch thickness, 12 ft span. The reinforcement used is #7 rebar at 6 inches on center. The distributed live load on the slab is 600 psf respectively. Assume f’c=3,000 psi, fy=60,000 psi. Determine if the slab is structurally sufficient, and post your detail calculations as well.
The simply supported beam shown spans 20 ft and, in addition to its own weight carries...
The simply supported beam shown spans 20 ft and, in addition to its own weight carries a uniformly distributed service dead load of 1.75 kips/ft and a uniformly distributed live load of 3.0 kips/ft. Five no. 9 bars running the full length of the beam arc used as flexural reinforcement. Assume f,-60,000 psi and fc4000 psi, No. 3 stirrups are used. a. Determine the theoretical spacing of stirrups at the critical section using the detailed expression for the shear strength...
A rectangular beam having b=16 in and d=26 in spans 28 ft face to face of...
A rectangular beam having b=16 in and d=26 in spans 28 ft face
to face of simple supports. It is reinforced for flexure with 6#11
bars that continue uninterrupted to the ends of the span. It is to
carry service dead load 2.0 kips/ft (including self weight) and
service live load 3.6 kips/ft, both uniformly distributed along the
span. Design the shear reinforcement using vertical U stirrups.
Economize the spacing of stirrups in appropriate number of bands.
Material strengths are...
A simply supported inverted T-beam has a clear span ln = 32 ft
and is subjected to its own weight and the point loads P as shown.
The point load P consists of a service dead load of 16 kips and a
service live load of 28kips. Design #3 vertical stirrups for the
beam (ignore any torsional effects). Assume d = 41.5 in., ƒc’ =
4,000 psi, and ƒy = 60,000 psi.
1. A simply supported inverted T-beam has a...
For the simply supported beam shown, the span is 40 ft, dead load including own weight is 5 k/ft and live load is 4 k/ft. Assume fy-60,000 psi and fc 4000 psi, find: Size of the longitudinal reinforcement at the critical section (5 points) Spacing of U stirrups # 4 at the critical section (support width is 12 in.) (5 points) a. b. 48" 26.5" As 16
A rectangular beam having b-10 in. and d= 17.5 in. spans 15 ft face to face of simple supports. It is reinforced for flexure with three No. 9 (No. 29) bars that continue uninterrupted to the ends of the span. It is to carry service dead load D 1.27 kips/ft (including self-weight) and service live load L -3.70 kips/ft, both uniformly distributed along the span. Design the shear reinforcement, using No. 3 (No. 10) vertical U stirrups. The more approximate...
2-You are given the task of designing a simply supported one-way slab, with a 13 feet span. The slab supports a live load of 200 psf. Use fc=3,000 psi, fy=60,000 psi. Provide a sketch of your design. 1 - Provide three (3) provisions about bar choosing/placing in concrete slabs, which you would need to consider as a structural engineer. Discuss the rationale behind each item. 2- You are given the task of designing a simply supported one-way slab, with a...
2. The beam in the figure below is to carry 1.6 kips/ft live load and 0.90 kip/ft dead load (including beam weight). Using f: 3000 psi and fy 40,000 psi, investigate the beam for stirrup adequacy according to the approximate ACI method、 li design is not adequate, indicate what revision is necessary. Symmetrical about E span E60 4"」 22" 3ー#7 12" supports 12" # 3 stirrups 9"l___. 9 @ 6" 22'-0" Figure 2: Problem 2.
The simply supported beam shown spans 20 ft and, in addition to its own weight carries a uniformly distributed service dead load of 1.75 kips/ft and a uniformly distributed live load of 3.0 kips/ft. Five no. 9 bars running the full length of the beam arc used as flexural reinforcement. Assume f,-60,000 psi and fc4000 psi, No. 3 stirrups are used. a. Determine the theoretical spacing of stirrups at the critical section using the detailed expression for the shear strength...
A rectangular beam having b=16 in and d=26 in spans 28 ft face
to face of simple supports. It is reinforced for flexure with 6#11
bars that continue uninterrupted to the ends of the span. It is to
carry service dead load 2.0 kips/ft (including self weight) and
service live load 3.6 kips/ft, both uniformly distributed along the
span. Design the shear reinforcement using vertical U stirrups.
Economize the spacing of stirrups in appropriate number of bands.
Material strengths are...
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