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DESIGN OF RECTANGULAR & T-BEAM USING USD SUBMITED BY- MD.TIPU SULTAN 121116 SUBMITED TO Dr. Md. Rejaul Karim(Ph.D) DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DUET

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DESIGN OF RECTANGULAR & T-BEAM USING USD

SUBMITED BY- MD.TIPU SULTAN 121116

SUBMITED TO Dr. Md. Rejaul Karim(Ph.D)

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DUET

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contents

Definition of T-Beam: slide 4Effective flange width of T-Beam: slide 6Strength Analysis: slide 9Design of T-Beam: slide 12

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DESIGN OF RECTANGULAR Beam

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Definition of Beam:

Beam is the horizontal member of a structure, carrying transverse load. Beam carry the Floor slab or the roof slab. Bram transfer all the loads including its self-weight to the columns or walls.

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Definition of R.C.C Beam:

R.C.CDue . Beam is to bendingtical moments and shear. to the versubjected external load , bending compresses the top fibers of the beam and elongates the bottom fibers. The strength of R.C.C. beam depends on the compsite action of concrete and steels

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Rectangular beam design : singly & doubly reinforced beam by USD

• Compressive Strength of Concrete, f‘c (3000-5000psi)• Yield Strength of Steel, fy(40-60 grade)• Spacing of Reinforcement------ (≥ maximum diameter of the

bars or 1-1.5in or 1.50 times maximum size of aggregate) • Concrete Cover------ ( for main bars 1in and stirrups 0.75 in)• Beam Width• Beam Depth, d• Steel Area

Physical Factors

Strength Factors

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Important Considerations In Design

•Factored Loads (Generally 1.2 Dead Load + 1.6 Live Load which implies factored moment Mu)•Capacity Reduction Factors,

ɸ = 0.9 for Bending in Reinforced Beam; = 0.75 for Shear and Tension.

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Important DefinitionsBalanced Steel Ratio

When due to same load tensile steel theoretically reach its yield and concrete attains its ultimate strain 0.003.

ρb = 0.85 * (f’c/fy) * [{0.003/0.003+(fy/Ey)}*d].Under Reinforced Beam

When steel begin to yield even though concrete compressive strain < 0.003.

Steel ratio <<<< ρb. Failure with warning

Over Reinforced Beam When steel begin to yield with concrete compressive failure. Steel ratio >>>> ρb. Sudden Failure.

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Design Types of RCC Beams

Singly Reinforced Beam Steel Only at Tension Zone i.e. below neutral zone. Design procedure is General Flexural Design. Generally Rectangular Beam. Design as when ɸMn ≥ Mu

Doubly Reinforced BeamSteel in Compression as well as Tension Zone.

General Flexural Design both for top and bottom fibre.

Both Rectangular and T-beam.

Design as when ɸMn ≤ Mu.

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Flexural Design EquationsSingly Reinforced Beam

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Steel calculation Client already deliver

design &demand.

Country code give to you load for this demand.Such as BNBC/ACI.

Moment calculation

For S.S.B M/8If Beam size consider by Architect &Compression zone not perfectTo carry compression load you should be Design doubly Reinforced Beam,

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DESIGN OF T- Beam

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T BEAM DESIGN : SINGLY & DOUBLY : USD

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Definition of T-Beam:

When slabs are monolithically casted with beams in a positive moment zone, part of the slab act as a part of the beam and resist the longitudinal compression. The resulting section is T beam.

The top of the T-shaped cross section serves as a flange or compression member in resisting compressive stresses.

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Fig:T-Beam

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Effective flange width of T-Beam:

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Strength Analysis:

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For case I:Area of concrete section, Area of steel are known a Calculation

Are of concrete section, Area of steel are known

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εc=0.003

d

c

0.85fc’a/2

d-a/2

C

T

Strain Diagram Stress Diagram

As

hf

n n1 n2

n1 s sf y

fn2 sf y

2

2

M M M

aM A A f d

hM A f d

For : fha

b

bw

And Nominal moment capacity will be Mn = Mn1+ Mn2

T- Beam Moment calculation

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Design of T-Beam:

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Moment or

loading is given

Area of steel in flange

Nominal moment

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Moment For Web

Area of steel (Web)

Total area of steel

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conclusion