Structural Design for Water Innovation
Structural Design for Water Innovation
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Job Title Design Engineer Deputy Design Manager Design Team Leader
List of Figures
Figure 2-1: Seismic Parameters............................................................................................................ 12
Figure 6-6-1 - 3D Model ........................................................................................................................ 15
Figure 6-6-2 – Ground Floor Layout ..................................................................................................... 16
Figure 6-6-3 – Roof Floor Layout .......................................................................................................... 16
Figure 6-6-4 – Slabs Modifiers .............................................................................................................. 18
Figure 6-6-5 – Beam Modifiers ............................................................................................................. 18
Figure 6-6-6 – Column Modifiers .......................................................................................................... 19
Figure 6-6-7- Temperature Load 25.5°C............................................................................................... 28
Figure 6-6-8 Vertical height of building ................................................................................................. 28
Figure 6-6-9 – Roof Floor Area Load (SDL= 3.25 kN/m2)..................................................................... 29
Figure 6-6-10 – Roof Floor Line Load (SDL=13 kN/m) ......................................................................... 29
Figure 6-6-11- Moment on Roof beam (3.7kNm) .................................................................................. 30
Figure 6-6-12- Moment on plinth beam (4.52kNm) ............................................................................... 30
Figure 6-6-13 – Ground Floor Line Load (SDL=42.13 kN/m,16.5 kN/m & 8.25 kN/m) ......................... 31
Figure 6-6-14 – Roof Floor Area Load (LL=1.5 kN/m2) ......................................................................... 31
Figure 6-6-15 – Seismic Load in X-Direction ........................................................................................ 36
Figure 6-6-16 – Seismic Load in Y-Direction ........................................................................................ 36
Figure 6-6-17 – Wind Load ................................................................................................................... 37
Figure 6-6-18 – Roof Floor Slab Layout ................................................................................................ 38
Figure 6-6-19 – Beam Shear Plus Torsion Reinforcement ................................................................... 51
Figure 6-6-20 – Column Longitudinal Reinforcement ........................................................................... 55
Figure 6-6-21 – Foundation Layout ....................................................................................................... 58
Figure 6-6-22 –Foundation Clear Cover ............................................................................................... 58
Figure 6-6-23 – Soil Subgrade Modulus (K=15000 kN/m3) .................................................................. 59
Figure 6-6-24 – Soil Pressure (kN/m2) < 250 kPa................................................................................. 60
Figure 6-6-25 – Displacement (mm) < 25 mm ...................................................................................... 60
Figure 6-6-26 – Punching Ratio ............................................................................................................ 61
Figure 6-6-27 – Foundation Reinforcement in TOP & Bottom along layer A & B (mm2/m) .................. 63
Figure 6-6-28- Crack width Bottom face (Less than 0.25mm) .............................................................. 63
Figure 6-6-29- Crack Width Top face (Less than 0.25mm) .................................................................. 64
Structural system with Moment resisting frames is provided to support gravity loads. Moment resisting
frames also provide resistance to lateral load primarily by flexural action of members.
Based on the recommendations from the geotechnical reports, isolated footings are adopted for the
design of the structure.
The types of reinforcing steel shall fully comply with ASTM A615 & ASTM A1064/A1064M. The types
to be used shall be:
Nominal diameters of 12 m length bars will follow the standard sizes and the commercially available
bar sizes in Arabia:
Minimum lap shall be 40 times bar diameter. The scheduling, dimensioning, cutting and bending shall
be in accordance with BS 8666 as indicated in the civil project specification section 8.6.3.1.
The minimum cover layer on reinforcement steel shall be as indicated in the below table as per the
project civil specification section 8.6.4.2 & 8.9.4.
Exposure Cover for Cast In site Element Cover for Precast Elements
Category
Exposure 70mm (Reservoir base and walls, 65mm (Reservoir roof)
Class A Substructure for Building utility Culvert)
Exposure 70mm on any steel in civil or plant works; 65 mm on any steel in civil or plant
Class B 50mm on any steel in office buildings etc. works; 45 mm on any steel in office
(Tanker filling station, chlorine dosing buildings.
superstructure area.
Exposure 40mm on main bars; 30mm on links and 35 mm on main bars; 25 mm on links
Class C stirrups. (Building superstructure) and stirrups.
1. BEAMS
2. COLUMNS
Clear Cover to Ties Clear Cover to Ties
Name Above Plinth level below Plinth level
mm mm
C300X300 40 50
3. FOOTINGS
4. SLABS
Geotechnical Parameters
1. Details from soil report: Referring to Notes 1 mentioned under Table2 of section 6.3.1 Footing
Bearing Capacity of the Soil report for WICR (document number – 03-150000-4100001496-
SPM-GEO-DBR-000002), The Allowable Soil Bearing Capacity at a depth of 1.5m for a
maximum width of square footing of 3m is 250N/m². The screenshot of the same is as below:
2. The Subgrade Modulus for the proposed Footing Size of 1.25mx1.25m & 1.5mx1.5m is
interpolated from below table 3, as 15000 KN/m³ which is taken from the Table 3 of the Soil
report for WICR (document number – 03-150000-4100001496-SPM-GEO-DBR-000002
regarding Subgrade modulus is as below:
3. Ground Water Level – As per Section 5.2 of the Soil report for WICR (document number – 03-
150000-4100001496-SPM-GEO-DBR-000002), Ground water level is below the proposed
foundation level of 1.5m below the Natural Ground level.
Design Loads
The dead load includes the weight of all walls, permanent partitions, floors, roofs, finishes, foundations
and structures, and all other permanent construction including services of a permanent nature.
It includes the gravity action of all known and permanent elements which act on the structure, including
equipment loads given by the suppliers.
The following values for dead loads of structures should be taken into consideration:
Materials:
Vendors and the mechanical and electrical departments will submit equipment dead loads or fixed
weights to be used for structural design. When certified equipment drawings are provided, the actual
loads applied to the structures will be compared by the construction team to the estimated loads and
evaluated further if necessary. For the building there is no equipment load considered.
The following live loads will be considered in the calculation whenever other loads were not provided:
Lr Non - accessible Roof Live Load, except for normal 1.0 kN/m2
maintenance and repair
Live Load in outdoor areas suffering traffic loads 15 kN/m2
Outdo
areas
or
Thermal loads shall be applied on the structures. They include self-restraining forces and effects arising
from contraction or expansion from temperature changes. The temperature load has been applied
directly on the software.
The structures shall be designed with the capability to withstand forces due to thermal expansion.
Location of structure bracing and building expansion joints shall be considered when evaluating thermal
loads. For the current structure no expansion joints have been proposed.
Wind parameters and calculation procedure shall be according to Saudi Building Code “SBC-301 2018
Structural Loading and Forces”:
Basic wind speed (for category IV): 50 m/s 3-second gust speed at 10m for a 1700-years mean
recurrence interval.
Occupancy Category: II, in accordance with Table 1.6-1 SBC 301 2018.
Surface Roughness Category: C, open terrain with scattered obstructions having generally less
than 10m.
Gust Factor value – 0.85
Exposure Category: C.
Topographic factor Kzt: 1
Air density: 1.225 kg/m3
Importance factor 1.15
Directionality Factor kd -0.85
Velocity Pressure exposure Kz – 0.9
The rest of wind parameters, such as directionality factor, external/internal pressure, net pressure, drag
and force coefficients, shall be taken from SBC-301 and ASCE7-10 for each building/structure.
The horizontal geometric mean peak ground acceleration (MCEG) for the Dubai area for targeted risk
with a 2% probability of exceedance within a 50-year period of the site shall be 0.16g is considered as
per SBC-301/2018 and geotechnical interpretative report.
The horizontal and vertical seismic loads are combined based on effective seismic weight as per SBC-
301 12.14.8.1.2, the effective seismic weight is as follows:
The serviceability requirements are met to provide adequate performance of structural members for the
service life of the structure. The Serviceability requirements such as deflection and cracking are
addressed by restricting within the allowable limit.
Deflections due to service level gravity loads for members subjected to flexure is limited to less
than span/240 mm under service load combinations.
Crack width calculation is one of the serviceability requirements in the structural concrete
elements. The occurrence of cracks in reinforced concrete elements is expected under service
loads, due to the low tensile strength of concrete. Control of cracking is important for obtaining
acceptable appearance and for long-term durability of concrete structures, especially those
subjected to aggressive environments. The crack widths for beams, slabs and foundations for
The structure is designed in such a manner that adequate means exist to transmit the design ultimate
dead, wind, and imposed loads safely from the highest supported level to the foundations as per
strength design procedure of ACI 318. The layout of the structure and the interaction between the
structural members ensure a robust and stable design.
The design strengths of materials and the design loads are appropriate for the ULS. The design
satisfies the requirement that no ULS is reached by rupture of any section, by overturning or by
buckling under the worst combination of ultimate loads. Account will be taken of elastic or plastic
instability, or sway when appropriate.
In general, the buildings are single story and mostly buried in ground thus sway does not come into
picture.
All concrete structures are designed as rigidly connected members and joints are considered to
transfer moments to the foundations. Thus, all the lateral loads will be transferred to foundations.
The factored load combinations for strength design are detailed in ultimate limit state combination
section of each building.
Appropriate Concrete Cover to reinforcement is provided based on exposure class for Reinforced
concrete sections to enhance durability of concrete sections. The concrete cover for concrete elements
based on exposure class is listed in Table 2.
Exposure Cover for Cast In site Element Cover for Precast Elements
Category
Exposure 70mm (Reservoir base and walls, 65mm (Reservoir roof)
Class A Substructure for Building utility Culvert)
Exposure 70mm on any steel in civil or plant works; 65 mm on any steel in civil or plant
Class B 50mm on any steel in office buildings etc. works; 45 mm on any steel in office
(Tanker filling station, chlorine dosing buildings.
superstructure area.
Exposure 40mm on main bars; 30mm on links and 35 mm on main bars; 25 mm on links
Class C stirrups. (Building superstructure) and stirrups.
Three exposure classes shall be considered. If there is any doubt about what class to use for a given
structure, the strictest shall always apply. The below exposure classification has been extracted from
the project civil specification section 8.1.4.
This includes:
Any structure in contact with Chlorine, aggressive chemicals etc. Typical examples are
reservoir, chemical dosing building.
Any structure exposed to occasional spray or splash from water. Typical example is reservoir
freeboard area, reservoir top slab soffit.
Any structure in the ground or in contact with the ground up to a level of at least 0.5m above
ground level. Typical example is substructure for building & utility culvert.
This includes for example the following unless they belong to Class A:
Any out-door structure more than 0.5m above ground, located in an aggressive soil
environment.
Any area subject to water spillage or washing. Typical example is Tanker filling station, chlorine
dosing superstructure area.
This includes fore example the following unless they belong to Class A or B:
In-door structures in dry buildings, if isolated from the ground or more than 2m above ground,
and not exposed to frequent water spillage or washing.
Out-door structures more than 2m above ground in dry buildings in dry inland locations
(Not in a coastal region), and not exposed to frequent water spillage or washing.
A dry building shall mean an administration building, residential building, warehouse, or factory without
any wet or aggressive processes which may put the building in a stricter exposure class.
Design Life
The Civil & Structural Works shall be designed to have a minimum working life as follows: The below
table has been extracted from the section 5.2.1 of employer’s requirement.
3D modelling
Concrete Grade
Slabs
Beams
Following load combinations are used for design in Service and Ultimate state:
Service Case Load Combinations
Self-weight of concrete elements in Etabs are defined as dead load with self-weight modifier as 1.
Temperature change of 25.5 °C is applied to all elements (slab, beam, & column) in the structure, which
is above ground level.
Super dead load on roof (Roof finishes + Water proofing + M&E Service load) = 3.25 kN/m².
Load on plinth beam due to 200 mm thick wall = 20 x 0.2 x4.11= 16.5 kN/m
Load on plinth beam due to 100 mm thick wall = 20 x 0.1 x4.11= 8.25 kN/m
Figure 6-6-13 – Ground Floor Line Load (SDL=42.13 kN/m,16.5 kN/m & 8.25 kN/m)
Earthquake load is applied by using Equivalent lateral force method. The below parameters
for design are considered as per ASCE code, SBC code and with reference to the soil report:
Spectral response acceleration parameter at short period = Ss = 0.4g (from Section 6.6.1
of soil report).
Spectral response acceleration parameter at a period of 1 s = S1 = 0.1 g (from Section
6.6.1 of soil report).
Site class = C (from Section 6.6.2 of soil report).
Fa = short-period site coefficient (at 0.2-s period) = 1.3 (from Section 11.4.4 of ASCE-07-
16).
Fv = long-period site coefficient (at 1.0-s period) = 1.5 (from Section 11.4.4 of ASCE-07-16)
R = response modification coefficient = 4 (from SBC, (from SBC, Table 15.4-1 of ASCE)
I = Importance Factor = 1.0
Ωo = overstrength factor = 3 (from SBC, Table 15.4-1 of ASCE 07-16)
Cd = deflection amplification factor = 4.5 (from Tables 12.2-1 of ASCE-07-16)
= 0.22 sec
Sms = damped, spectral response acceleration parameter at short periods adjusted for
site class effects (from Section 11.4.4 of ASCE-07-16)
Sms = Fa x Ss = 1.3 x 0.4 = 0.52
Sm1 = spectral response acceleration parameter at a period of 1s adjusted for site class
effects (from Section 11.4.4 of ASCE-07-16)
SM1 = Fv x S1 = 1.5 x 0.1 = 0.15
Sds= damped, spectral response acceleration parameter at short periods (from Section
11.4.5 of ASCE-07-16)
SDS = (2/3) x Sms = 0.34667
Sd1 = spectral response acceleration parameter at a period of 1s (from Section 11.4.5 of
ASCE-07-16)
SD1 = (2/3) x Sm1 = 0.1
Cs = seismic response coefficient
Wind parameters and calculation procedure shall be according to Saudi Building Code “SBC-301
2018 Structural Loading and Forces”:
Basic wind speed (for category IV): 50 m/s 3-second gust speed at 10m for a 1700-years
mean recurrence interval.
Occupancy Category: II, in accordance with Table 1.6-1 SBC 301 2018.
Surface Roughness Category: C, open terrain with scattered obstructions having generally
less than 10m.
Gust Factor value – 0.85
Exposure Category: C.
Topographic factor Kzt: 1
Air density: 1.225 kg/m3
Importance factor 1.15
Directionality Factor kd -0.85
Velocity Pressure exposure Kz – 0.9
Clear Cover
Figure 6-20 – Roof Slab Reinforcement in Bottom & Top along Layer A & B (mm2/m)
Provided T10 @ 200mm c/c at top & T12@200mm c/c at bottom in both X and Y directions.
Maximum Lateral Displacement of columns at the top storey due to wind – 3.475 mm
HENCE SAFE
HENCE SAFE
Column Layout
Foundation Design
Foundation Layout
Clear Cover
Soil backfill load of 22.5 kN/m2 has been applied. [ (1.75-0.5) x18 = 22.5 kN/m2]
Displacement (mm)
Figure 6-6-27 – Foundation Reinforcement in TOP & Bottom along layer A & B (mm2/m)
Beam b=350
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 350 mm h=450 d=361.5
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 362 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 1168 mm² As=1168
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 5 dc=88.5
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 90 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 50 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 95.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 829 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 380 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 120 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 134 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 12390 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.39 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.19 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Beam b=350
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 350 mm h=450 d=380
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 380.0 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 829 mm² As=829
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 3 dc=70
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 83 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 50 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 71.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 1168 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 380 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 92 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 135 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 16333 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.29 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.14 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Beam b=250
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 250 mm h=450 d=382
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 382.0 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 402 mm² As=402
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 2 dc=68
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 75 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 50 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 20.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 402 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 382.0 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 63 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 108 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 17000 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.25 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.09 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Beam b=350
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 350 mm h=450 d=382
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 382 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 603 mm² As=603
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 3 dc=68
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 90 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 40 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 47.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 603 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 382 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 102 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 111 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 15867 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.25 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.14 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Beam b=350
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 350 mm h=450 d=382
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 382 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 603 mm² As=603
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 3 dc=68
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 90 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 40 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 32.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 603 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 382 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 69 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 111 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 15867 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.25 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.10 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Beam b=350
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 350 mm h=450 d=394
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 394 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 339 mm² As=339
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 3 dc=56
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 90 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 40 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 30.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 339 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 394 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 114 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 88 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 13067 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.18 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.13 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Beam b=350
Exterior or Interior Exposure? Exterior
Reinforcing Yield Strength, fy = 420 Mpa
Concrete Comp. Strength, f 'c = 36 Mpa
Beam Width, b = 350 mm h=450 d=384
Depth to Tension Reinforcing, d = 384 mm
Total Beam Depth, h = 450 mm 2*dc
Tension Reinforcing, As = 339 mm² As=339
No. of Tension Bars in Beam, Nb = 3 dc=66
Tension Reinf. Bar Spacing, s = 90 mm Beam
Clear Cover to Tension Reinf., Cc = 40 mm
Working Stress Moment, Ma = 21.00 kNm b
Compression Reinforcing, A’s= 339 mm²
Depth to Compression Reinf, d1 = 394 mm
h d
2*dc
Es = 200000 Mpa As
Ec = 28200 Mpa dc
n= 7.09 n = Es/Ec One-Way Slab
Tension on steel fs = 80 N/mm²
ACI CODES
Position of neutral axis x= 88 mm
Tension area of concrete per each bar A= 15400 mm² 224R-01, 4.2.2
β= 1.22 224R-01, 4.2.1 & 350-06, 10-6
Crack at tension face w= 0.11 mm 224R-01, 4-2a
Comments: The most critical beam has been checked for crack width.
Given: 300
Lo = 4.200 m 200
fc' = 36 MPa X X
Ac = 122500 mm² 0
-100
-100
100
200
300
400
Y
Assumptions:
0
(2) The specified design axial loads include the self-weight of the column.
(3) The design axial loads are taken constant over the height of the column.
Design approach:
The column is designed using the following procedure:
(1) The column design charts are constructed.
(2) The design axis and design ultimate moment are determined.
(3) The design axial force and moment capacity is checked on
the relevant design chart.
kLu = ß . Lo
= .8 ×4.2
= 3.360 m
kLu
kLu/r =
r
3.36
=
.10104
= 33.254
Job Number Sheet
2
Job Title
ICR SECURITY BUILDING
Client
Your details here NEOM
Calcs by Checked by Date
SKB NN 09-03-2023
Minimum Moments for Design:
Check for mininum eccentricity:
Check that the eccentricity exceeds the minimum in the plane of bending:
6.6.4.5.4
6.6.4.5.4
Mminy = eminy . N
= .0255 ×50
= 1.275 kNm
6.6.4.5.4
6.6.4.5.4
Mminy = eminy . N
= .0255 ×50
= 1.275 kNm
Initial moments::
The column is bent in double curvature about the X-X axis:
+ =
Mxbot=76.0 kNm
+ =
Mybot=76.0 kNm
Interaction Diagram
Moment max = 173.6kNm @ 1266kN
2600
2400
2200
2000
1800
1600
1400
Axial load (kN)
1200
1000
800
600
400
-80.0
-60.0
-40.0
-20.0
-180
-160
-140
-120
-100
0.00
20.0
40.0
60.0
80.0
200
100
120
140
160
180
200
50 kN
107 kNm
-200
-400
-600
Moment distribution along the height of the column for bending about the design axis:
The final design moments were calculated as the vector sum of the X- and Y- moments
of the critical load case. This also determined the design axis direction
Stresses at the bottom end of the column for the critical load case 1
-100
M
D
-100
100
200
300
400
Y
0
Safety
Load case axis N (kN) M1 (kNm) M2 (kNm) Mi (kNm) Madd (kNm) Design M (kNm) M' (kNm) factor
Load case 1 X-X 10.0 -76.0 -41.6 0.0 76.0
ult comb Y-Y 50.0 50.0 -76.0 -30.4 0.0 Bottom 76.0 107.5 1.261
9 APPENDIX C – LONG TERM CRACK WIDTH CHECK FOR ROOF SLAB
Coefficient for effect edge restraint (Optional) k Redge YES 0.75 Calculated as (1-0.5R 3 ) for R 3 at the location of the maximum crack width
2
Minimum area of steel per face A s,min mm 361 A s,min = k Redge k k c α ct f ctm,0.05 (lt)/ f yk )A ct Highlighted if A s < A s,min
Crack spacing Sr,max mm 785 Recalculated using k 1 = 0.8 if no early-age cracking
Long term crack width wk mm 0.13 w k = ε cr (lt)S r,max
2
Maximum stress in the reinforcement σs N/mm 95 σs = 2( ɛsm - ɛcm)E s