CE 424 HW 4.2
CE 424 HW 4.2
CE 424 HW 4.2
Given
Find
Design a rectangular cross section having tension steel only of a size that would obviate
the need to check deflections (check h against ACI 318 Table 9.3.1.1) for the two cases
below. The beam is simply supported and is to carry the given uniformly distributed dead
and live loads, in addition to the weight of the beam. Make all the practical decisions for
the size of the cross section, select reinforcement, and check strength.
Solution
Part (a)
Phi Factor
Beta 1 0.85
a 7.838 in
c 9.221 in
eps t 0.00597
eps y 0.00207
phi 0.9
Beam Design
Dimentions b =15 in
h = 30 in
Bar size (5) #9 bar
Bar spacing 2.4375 in
Bar placement depth d = 27.625
Part (b)
Phi Factor
Beta 1 0.85
a 6.224 in
c 7.323 in
eps t 0.00747
eps y 0.00207
phi 0.9
Beam Design
Dimentions b =17 in
h = 28 in
Bar size (6) #9 bar
Bar spacing 2.35 in
Bar placement depth d = 25.6 in
HW 4.2 CE 424 Walker Michael
Part 2
Given
Select reinforcement for a beam 12 in. wide by 22 in. deep overall to carry dead and live
load moments of 15 and 60 ft-kips, respectively (Mu = 1.2MD+1.6ML). Use f'c = 5000 psi
and fy = 60,000 psi. The dead load moment includes the self-weight.
Find
Design a rectangular cross section having tension steel only of a size that would obviate the need to check
deflections (check h against ACI 318 Table 9.3.1.1) for the two cases below. The beam is simply supported
and is to carry the given uniformly distributed dead and live loads, in addition to the weight of the beam. Make
all the practical decisions for the size of the cross section, select reinforcement, and check strength.
Solution
width Fc 5000
depth Fy 60000
Phi Factor
Beta 1 0.85
a 3.537 in
c 4.161 in
eps t 0.00615
eps y 0.00207
phi 0.9
Beam Design
Dimentions b =12 in
h = 15 in
Bar size (4) #7 bar
Bar spacing 2.25 in
Bar placement depth d = 12.7 in