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Homework 14 (due July 3)

David Wagner 2007/07/01 10:56

Problem 1.

Illustration for Problem 11.5. Solve problem 11.5 in your textbook

“The tied column shown is to be used in a braced frame. It is bent about its y axis with the factored moments shown, and lu is 16 ft. If k = 1.0, fy = 60,000 psi and f'c = 4000 psi, select the reinforcing required. Assume PD = 50 k. (One ans. 6 #7)”

Short column max {k l_u}/r= 34-12{M_1/M_2}=34-12*{75/80}=22.75

{k l_u}/r={1*16*12}/0.3*14=45.71 > 22.75 ∴ slender

E_c=57000 sqrt{f prime_c}=3605 ksi

I_g={1/12}*14*14^3=3201 in4

beta_d = {50*1.2}/{100}=0.6

EI={0.4 E_c I_g}/{1+beta_d}={0.4*3605*3201}/{1+0.6}=2,885,000 k-in2

P_c = {pi^2 EI}/{k^2{l_u}^2}={pi^2*2885000}/{1^2*16^2*12^2}=772.4 k

C_m = 0.6+0.4{M_1/M_2}=0.6+0.4*{75/80}=0.975

delta_{ns}={C_m}/{1-{P_u/{0.75P_c}}} = {0.975}/{1-{100/{0.75*772.4}}}= {0.975}/{0.8274}=1.117

M_{2,min}=P_u(0.6+0.03h)=100*(0.6+0.03*14)=102.0 in-k = 8.5 ft-k

M_c = delta_{ns}M_2=1.117*80=89.36 ft-k

e = {12*89.36}/{100}=10.72 in

gamma={9/14}=0.643

P_n = {100}/{0.65}=153.8 k

K_n = {153.8}/{4*14*14}=0.1962

R_n = 0.1962*{10.72/14}=0.1503

rho_g approx 0.43*0.017 + 0.57*0.014 = 0.0153

A_s = 0.0153*14*14=2.997 in2

5#7

Problem 2.

Solve problem 12.8 in your textbook (Assume a 20-in footing with a d = 15.5 in). Do not forget to check development length.

“For Problems 12.1 to 12.30, assume reinforced concrete weighs 150 lb/ft3, plain concrete 145 lb/ft3, and soil 100 lb/ft3.”

“In Problems 12.7 to 12.12, design square single-column footings for the values given.”

ProblemColumn size (in.)D (k)L (k)f'c (ksi)fy (ksi)qa (ksf)Distance form bottom of footing to final grade (ft)Column location
12.812 x 1210012036055interior

B_u=1.2*100+1.6*120=192 k

phi(0.85 f prime_c A_1)=0.65*0.85*3*12*12=288.7 > 192✔

phi(0.85 f prime_c A_1)sqrt{A_2 / A_1}=288.7*sqrt{{A_f} / 144} = 192 right sqrt{A_f} = 192*12/288.7= 7.981

h=b=8 ft

A_f=8^2=64 ft2

q_e=

5000-20/12*150-(5-{20/12})*100=5000-250-333=4417 psf

A_{req}={100+120}/{4.417} =49.8 ft2 ≤ 64✔

q_u={B_u}/{A_f}= 192/64 =3 ksf

b_0=4(a+d)=4*(12+15.5)=110

min[4 sqrt{f prime_c},2+{4/{beta_c}},{{alpha_s d}/{b_0} + 2}] = min[4*sqrt{3000},2+{4/{1}},{{40*15.5}/{110} + 2}] =min[219,6,7.636]=6

V_{u2}=(64-{{(12+15.5)^2}/144})*3 =176.2 k

6 phi b_0 d = 6*0.75*110*15.5=7673 k > 176.2✔

V_{u1}=8*({l/2}-{a/2}-d)=8*({8/2}-{1/2}-{15.5/12})=17.67 k

phi 2*sqrt{f prime_c}b_w d=0.75*2*sqrt{3000}*8*12*15.5=122.3 > 17.67✔

M_u=7*8*3*3.5=588 ft-k

{M_u}/{phi b d^2} = {12*588000}/{0.9*96*15.5^2}=340 psi, rho=0.0061

rho_{min}= max[200/sqrt{3000}, 3sqrt{3000}/60000]=0.0033✔

A_s=0.0061*96*20=11.71

12#9

psi_t=psi_e=psi_s=lambda=1.0

{c+K_{tr}}/{d_b} =3.11 >2.5

l_d={9/8}*{3*60000*1*1*1*1}/{40*sqrt{3000}*3.11}=29.72 in < 48 in✔

Dowels A_s > 0.005*12*12=0.72 in2

As=4#4=0.80 in2, db=0.5 in

l_d >= {0.02*0.5*60000}/{sqrt{3000}}=10.95 in controls

l_d >= 0.0003*0.5*60000=9 in

l_d >=8 in

Dowels: 4#4 extending 11 in up and 11 in down

Problem 3.

Solve problem 12.13 in your textbook. Do not forget to check splice length and development length.

“For Problems 12.1 to 12.30, assume reinforced concrete weighs 150 lb/ft3, plain concrete 145 lb/ft3, and soil 100 lb/ft3.”

“12.13 Design for load transfer from an 18” x 18” column with 6 #8 bars (D = 200 k, L = 350 k) to an 8-ft-0-in. x 8-ft-0-in. footing. f'c = 4 ksi for footing and 5 ksi for column. fy = 60 ksi. (Ans. 4 #6, 13 in. into footing, 12.5 in. into column)”

h=b=8 ft, A_f=8^2=64 ft2

B_u=1.2*200+1.6*350=800 k

phi(0.85 f prime_c A_1)=0.65*0.85*4*18*18=716 < 800 ✘

Assume bearing in the center of the footing.

min[sqrt{A_2 / A_1},2] = min[sqrt{{8*8*12*12}/{18*18}},2]=min[5.3,2]=2

phi(0.85 f prime_c A_1)min[sqrt{A_2 / A_1},2]=716 *2=1432 > 800✔ → Dowels not required for strength.

Dowels A_s > 0.005*18*18=1.62 in2

As=4#6=1.76 in2, db=0.75 in

l_d >= {0.02*0.75*60000}/{sqrt{4000}}=14.2 in controls footing l_d >= {0.02*0.75*60000}/{sqrt{5000}}=12.7 in

l_d >= 0.0003*0.75*60000=13.5 in controls column

l_d >=8 in

Dowels: 4#6 extending 14” into column and 15” into footing

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