Design a rectangular sections for the beam, load, and rho values shown. Beam weights are not...
Design a rectangular sections for the beam, load, and rho values shown. Beam weights are not included in the load shown. Show sketches of cross sections, including bar sizes, arrangement, and spacing. Assume concrete weighs 150 pcf, f_y = 60000 psi, f'_c = 4000 psi, unless given otherwise. PL = 20 k, Wd=2k/ft, left end fix, right end roller. from fix to PL 8ft, from PL to roller16 ft. total length = 24 ft. Use rho = 1/2* rho_b
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Design a rectangular sections for the beam, load, and rho values
shown. Beam weights are not...
For Problems 1 and 2, design rectangular sections for the beams. Loads and Density values are...
For Problems 1 and 2, design rectangular sections for the beams.
Loads and Density values are shown. Beam weights are not included
in the loads shown. Show sketches of cross sections, including bar
sizes, arrangement, and spacing. Assume concrete weighs 150
lb/ft3, fy = 60,000 psi, and fc′ =4000 psi, unless given
otherwise.
2. Design a cantilever beam. The loading cases are shown in Figure 2: Wp = 3 k/ft, w, = 1 kft MITIMIZ 12f- Use p= 0.1852 Figure...
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)...
Reinforced Concrete Design
Design a rectangular beam section for the load given W(dead) =29.40kN/m, W(live) = 43.20kN/m, L1=4.82m, L2= 1.5m, use row(p)=0.18f'c/fy. Beam weight is not included in the loads shown. fy = 414 MPa, f’c = 28 MPa. Live loads are to be placed where they will cause the most severe conditions at the sections being considered. Select the beam size for the largest moment (positive or negative), and then select the steel required for maximum positive and negative moment. Assume concrete...
Concrete design Problem #2: Determine the appropriate shear reinforcement required for the beam shown (spacing of...
Concrete design
Problem #2: Determine the appropriate shear reinforcement required for the beam shown (spacing of stirrups). Do not consider different loading cases for live loads and the dead load shown includes the beam's weight. Assumere 4000 psi, fy-60000 psi, and use # 3 U-shaped stirrups Note: Divide the beam into segments, 36" each where appropriate. 20k () 30k(L) 0-4 255 sy 5 #10
Problem 1 Reinforced Concrete T-Flanged Sections (50 pts.) You are required to analyze and design...
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...
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...
1. A rectangular beam with b 16 in., d-17 in., and h 20 in. has a clear span of 24 ft. as shown b...
1. A rectangular beam with b 16 in., d-17 in., and h 20 in. has a clear span of 24 ft. as shown below. The beam has 1 ft. of bearing at each end, so for analysis purposes it is treated as a 25 ft. simple span (to center of bearing at each end). The beam supports an unfactored concentrated live load of P-65 kips. The beam is reinforced with 6-#10 longitudinal bars and #4 stirrups. Material strengths are fc-4,000,...
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...
Q1. A two-storey building is braced against the horizontal load in both directions. The column for the second storey is shown in Fig. Q1. The floor-to-floor height for each storey is 3.5 m. Each beam...
Q1. A two-storey building is braced against the horizontal load in both directions. The column for the second storey is shown in Fig. Q1. The floor-to-floor height for each storey is 3.5 m. Each beam connected to the column is 5 m long. The sizes of beam A and beam B are 250 x 400 and 300 x 500 mm respectively. The design axial load is 2000 kN. The design end moments about the major axis, which cause the column...
Qu estion 1: (25 points) The beam shown below has a span of 13 ft and is reinforced with bars tha...
Qu estion 1: (25 points) The beam shown below has a span of 13 ft and is reinforced with bars that ext end 8 inch beyond the face of the support. The centerline of the longitudinal bars nearest the side ace (i.e., the "outside bars") is 3.5 inch from, the side face as shown below. The concrete has a compressive strength of 3.0 ksi, and the reinforcement is Grade 60. The beam is loaded with a distributed live load (w)...
For Problems 1 and 2, design rectangular sections for the beams.
Loads and Density values are shown. Beam weights are not included
in the loads shown. Show sketches of cross sections, including bar
sizes, arrangement, and spacing. Assume concrete weighs 150
lb/ft3, fy = 60,000 psi, and fc′ =4000 psi, unless given
otherwise.
2. Design a cantilever beam. The loading cases are shown in Figure 2: Wp = 3 k/ft, w, = 1 kft MITIMIZ 12f- Use p= 0.1852 Figure...
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)...
Concrete design
Problem #2: Determine the appropriate shear reinforcement required for the beam shown (spacing of stirrups). Do not consider different loading cases for live loads and the dead load shown includes the beam's weight. Assumere 4000 psi, fy-60000 psi, and use # 3 U-shaped stirrups Note: Divide the beam into segments, 36" each where appropriate. 20k () 30k(L) 0-4 255 sy 5 #10
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...
1. A rectangular beam with b 16 in., d-17 in., and h 20 in. has a clear span of 24 ft. as shown below. The beam has 1 ft. of bearing at each end, so for analysis purposes it is treated as a 25 ft. simple span (to center of bearing at each end). The beam supports an unfactored concentrated live load of P-65 kips. The beam is reinforced with 6-#10 longitudinal bars and #4 stirrups. Material strengths are fc-4,000,...
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...
Q1. A two-storey building is braced against the horizontal load in both directions. The column for the second storey is shown in Fig. Q1. The floor-to-floor height for each storey is 3.5 m. Each beam connected to the column is 5 m long. The sizes of beam A and beam B are 250 x 400 and 300 x 500 mm respectively. The design axial load is 2000 kN. The design end moments about the major axis, which cause the column...
Qu estion 1: (25 points) The beam shown below has a span of 13 ft and is reinforced with bars that ext end 8 inch beyond the face of the support. The centerline of the longitudinal bars nearest the side ace (i.e., the "outside bars") is 3.5 inch from, the side face as shown below. The concrete has a compressive strength of 3.0 ksi, and the reinforcement is Grade 60. The beam is loaded with a distributed live load (w)...
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