Homework 11 (due June 26)
— David Wagner 2007/06/21 15:05
Problem 1.
Solve problem 8.13 in your textbook
“In Problems 8.11 to 8.19 for the beams and loads given, select stirrup spacings if f'c = 4000 psi and fy = 60,000 psi. The dead loads shown include beam weights. Do not consider movement of live loads unless specifically requested. Assume #3 U stirrups.”
“Repeat Problem 8.12 if live load postions are considered to cause maximum end shear and maximum
shear. (One ans. 1@3 in., 7@6in., 5@12in.)”
Problem 2.
Solve problem 8.19 in your textbook
“8.19 If the beam of Problem 8.14 has a factored axial compression load of 120 k in addition to other loads, calculate φVc and redesign the stirrups. (One ans. 1 @ 3 in., 4 @ 9 in., 3 @ 12 in.)”
φ=0.75, Nu = 120 kip, As=5#10= 6.35 in², bw = 15 in, d=dt = 25.5 in, d/2 = 12.75, h = 28 in, f'c=4000, fy=60000, #3U stirrups: Av = 0.22
420 in²
28.510 kip
14.26
38.01 kip
75.2 kip
65 kip >= φVc
86.67 kip
48.66 kip
6.92 in
46.4
7.25 in
26.4
12.75 in
| 1@2”, 10@7”, 3@12 from both ends” |
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Problem 3.
Solve problem 7.9 in your textbook
“In Problems 7.6 to 7.9 determine the development lengths required for the tension bar situations described, (a) using ACI Equation 12-1 and assuming Ktr=0. amd (b) using ACI Equation 12-1 and the calculated balue of Ktr*.”
“7.9 Uncoated top bars in normal-weight concrete. As required = 3.68 in.² (Ans. 59 in., 50 in.)”
db = 1.128 in., As=4.00 in², fy=60000, f'c=6000, Stirrups: #3@8”
1.5
1.33 ⇐ 2.5✔
1.3 < 1.7✔
=58.62 in
| 59” using Ktr=0 |
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n=4, s=8, Atr=2#3=0.22
0.275
=49.54 in
| 50” using Ktr=0.275 |
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Problem 4.
Solve problem 7.21 in your textbook
“Are the uncoated #8 bars shown anchored sufficiently with their 90º hooks? f'c = 3000 psi, fy = 60 ksi. The stress in the bars is 50 ksi. Side and top cover is 2½ on bar extensions. Normal-weight concrete is used. Use ACI Equation 12-1 and assume Ktr =0. (Ans. ldh = 13 in.)”
db = 1 in. ldh provided = 13 in.
2.5 or 2.0
2.5 ⇐ 2.5✔
1.3 < 1.7✔
=42.72 in
ACI Equation 12-1 doesn't help here. Try using the correct equation.
15.34 in > 13 in provided✘
| No |
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Problem 5.
Solve problem 7.26 in your textbook
“In the column shown, the lower column bars are #8 and the upper ones are #7. The bars are enclosed by ties spaced 12 in. on center. If fy=60,000 and f'c = 4000 psi, what is the minimum lap splice length needed? Normal-weight concrete is to be used for the 12 in. by 12 in. columns.”
Compression splice length of smaller bar =
26.25” (>12”✔)
Compression development length of larger bar =
=19” (>8”✔)
| 19” |
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