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This document summarizes the design of a corbel connecting column C8a to resist an applied ultimate load of 460 kN according to BS8110. It was found that the required tension reinforcement of 5T20 bars with an anchorage length of 240 mm was sufficient based on checks for tension capacity, shear strength, and development length. The corbel design was found to be adequate based on the design code criteria.

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This document summarizes the design of a corbel connecting column C8a to resist an applied ultimate load of 460 kN according to BS8110. It was found that the required tension reinforcement of 5T20 bars with an anchorage length of 240 mm was sufficient based on checks for tension capacity, shear strength, and development length. The corbel design was found to be adequate based on the design code criteria.

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This document summarizes the design of a corbel connecting column C8a to resist an applied ultimate load of 460 kN according to BS8110. It was found that the required tension reinforcement of 5T20 bars with an anchorage length of 240 mm was sufficient based on checks for tension capacity, shear strength, and development length. The corbel design was found to be adequate based on the design code criteria.

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This document summarizes the design of a corbel connecting column C8a to resist an applied ultimate load of 460 kN according to BS8110. It was found that the required tension reinforcement of 5T20 bars with an anchorage length of 240 mm was sufficient based on checks for tension capacity, shear strength, and development length. The corbel design was found to be adequate based on the design code criteria.

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Section : 3B14, 3B15

Type : Corbel Design


Design Code : BS8110
Prepared By : Date : 7/4/2020
Project Checked By : Job ID :

Corbel Design For Column (Based on BS8110:Part1)


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Column Name - C8a
1. DESIGN DATA d2
Applied Ultimate Load, Pu = 460.0 KN
Lower Column Depth, d1 = 200 mm Pu
Lower Column Width, b1 = 500 mm av
Upper Column Width, d2 = 200 mm
Corbel Width, bc = 500 mm
h1
Corbel Projection from Lower Column, Lp = 200 mm
Corbel Height, h1 = 700 mm
h2
Corbel Height, h2 = 0 mm
Effective Depth of Corbel, d = 650 mm [OK]
Lp
Distance b/t Load & Up Col. Edge, av = 75 mm < d
Angle of Inclination of Concrete Strut, β =
Concrete Strength, fcu
d1
= 30 N/mm2
Steel Strength of Stirrups, fyv = 460 N/mm2
Steel Strength of Tension Bars, fys = 460 N/mm2
Elastic Modulus of Steel, Es = 205 KN/mm2
Concrete Ultimate Strain, ϵcc = 0.0035
Concrete Ultimate Strain, ϵys = 0.002
2. DESIGN FOR TENSION REINFORCEMENT
To Check Tensile Steel Yield or Not Yield
k = Pu / 0.9 fcu * bc * av = 0.45
Lever arm, z = d(0.5+√(0.25-(1+k)kav^2/d^2)) / (1+k)
= 443.0 mm
= 0.68 d
Neutral Axis Depth, x=(d-z)/0.45 = 460.05 mm
= 0.71 d > 0.636d [NOT OK]
Steel Strain, ϵs = ϵcc*((d-x)/x) = 0.00145 < 0.002
Therefore, tension steel will not yield.
When Tensile Steel Yields,
Steel Stress, fs = 0.87*fys = 400.20 N/mm2
WhenTensile Steel Does Not Yield,
Steel Stress, fs = Es * ϵs = 296.25 N/mm2
Tensile Force, Ft = Pu* (av/z) = 77.88 KN < 0.5*Pu = 230 KN
For Ft < 0.5*Pu,
Take Ft = 230.00 KN
Required As = Ft/fs = 776.38 mm2
Provide 5T 20 = 1570.8 mm2 [OK]
Section : 3B14, 3B15
Type : Corbel Design
Design Code : BS8110
Prepared By : Date : 7/4/2020
Project Checked By : Job ID :
For Ft > 0.5*Pu,
Take Ft = KN
Required As = Ft/fs = mm2
Min. Reinforecment , As,min = 0.004 bd = 1300 mm2
Max. Reinforecment, As,max = 0.4 bd = 130000 mm2
Provide 5T 20 = mm2
3. CHECK SHEAR DESIGN
Shear Stress, v = Pu / bd = 1.42 N/mm2 < 0.8*√fcu [OK]
100As/bd = 0.48
400/d = 1.00
Concrete Shear Stress, vc = (fcu/25)^(1/3) * (0.79*(100As/bd)^(1/3) * (400/d)^0.25 / 1.25)
= 0.53 N/mm2
Enhanced Shear Stress, vc' = vc*(2d/av)
= 9.14 N/mm2 > v= 1.42 [OK]
vs = v-vc' = -8.65 N/mm2 < 0.4
Take vs = 0.4 N/mm2
Required Asv = (vs*av*b / 0.87 fyv) = 37.48 mm2 < 0.5As
Min. As = 0.5 As = 388.19 mm2
Provide Links 1T 10 @ 100 (In the Upper 2/3 of Effective Depth)
Upper 2/3 of Effective depth of Corbel = 433 mm
Total No. of Links = INT((2/3)*d / sv)+1
= 5.0 Nos
Total Link Area, Asv = 785.4 mm2 [OK]
4. CALCULATE ANCHORAGE LENGTH
Bearing Stress inside the bend, Fbt = (Ft / No. of bars)*(As,req / As,Prov)
= 22.74 KN
Ultimate Anchorage Bond Stress, fbu = 0.5 √fcu (BS8110-Part1, Table-3.28)
= 2.74 N/mm2
Required Anchorage Length, Lb=Fbt/πφfbu= 140 mm
Anchorage Length for Standard Bend, Lb = 12*φ
= 240 mm
Therefore, Provide Anchorage Length = 240 mm

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