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Analysis For Flexural Strength of Reinforced Concrete

The document outlines principles of reinforced and pre-stressed concrete, focusing on the analysis for flexural strength. It discusses two design methods: Working Stress Design (WSD) and Ultimate Strength Design (USD), highlighting their differences and applications. Additionally, it includes examples and a seatwork problem involving calculations for a reinforced concrete beam.

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Analysis For Flexural Strength of Reinforced Concrete

The document outlines principles of reinforced and pre-stressed concrete, focusing on the analysis for flexural strength. It discusses two design methods: Working Stress Design (WSD) and Ultimate Strength Design (USD), highlighting their differences and applications. Additionally, it includes examples and a seatwork problem involving calculations for a reinforced concrete beam.

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PRINCIPLES OF REINFORCED &


PRE-STRESSED CONCRETE
2. Analysis for Flexural Strength of
Reinforced Concrete
Course Code: CE 106
References:
Design of Concrete Structures 14th Ed. by Arthur T. Nilson, et. al.
Design of Reinforced Concrete 9th Ed. by Jack C. McCormack, et. al.
National Structural Code of the Philippines 2015

Prepared by: ERWIN MENDOZA


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Concrete beam under tension at the bottom and compression at the top
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Design Methods
1. Working Stress Design (WSD)
known also as allowable-stress design or straight-line design
working loads or service loads (dead & live loads)

2. Ultimate Strength Design (USD)


it makes use of a more rational approach than does WSD
it uses a more realistic consideration of safety
it provides more economical designs

the working dead & live loads are multiplied by load factors – factored loads
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2. Ultimate Strength Design (USD)

a. Rectangular beam

actual stress equivalent rectangular


diagram stress block (Eugene Whitney)

STRESS DIAGRAM
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b. T-beam
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c. Doubly reinforced beam (reinforcements at the tension & compression)
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Examples
Problem 1 Problem 2
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Problem 3
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Seatwork
A reinforced concrete rectangular beam has a width of 300 mm and an effective
depth of 500 mm. The beam is reinforced with 6-25 mm diameter tension bars.
Steel yield strength is 415 MPa and concrete strength is 28 Mpa. Calculate the
following;
a. balanced steel ratio (0.02882)
b. maximum steel area for singly reinforced (3133.735 mm2)
c. ultimate moment capacity of the beam (432.061 KN-m)

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