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Building Code Requirements for

Structural Concrete (ACI 318M-11)


Design of Slender Columns by ACI 318

David Darwin
Vietnam Institute for Building Science and
Technology (IBST)

Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

December 12-16, 2011


This morning

Slender columns
Walls
High-strength concrete
Slender columns
Notation
Effective length factors and effect of
slenderness on strength
Moment magnification
ACI design criteria
Design procedures
Nonlinear second order analysis
Linear second order analysis
Moment magnification procedure
Notation
I = moment of inertia
A = area of cross section
r = radius of gyration = I A
, l = column length
k = slenderness ratio = k/r
 Et I
2
Pc  critical buckling load 
 k 
2

Et = tangential modulus of elasticity


Braced columns: effective length factor ½ ≤ k ≤ 1
Unbraced columns: effective length factor k ≥ 1
Effect of slenderness on column strength
 2 E t I  2E t A
Pc  
 k   k  r 
2 2
Frames
k(braced) < k(unbraced)

Braced frame Unbraced frame


Pc2 << Pc1
Moment magnification – the P- effect
Moment magnification

For a column in single curvature:

1
y  y0
1  P Pc
and
1
Mmax  M0
1  P Pc
Moment magnification
For a column in double curvature with
equal end moments:

1
y  y0
1  P 4Pc
Moment magnification
More generally, when the end moments
are not equal:
Cm
Mmax  M0
1  P Pc
where
M1
Cm  0.6  0.4  0.4, M2  M1
M2
Define: M1 M2  0 for single curvature
 0 for double curvature
ACI design criteria
Braced (nonsway):
Neglect slenderness when
ku/r ≤ 34 – 12M1/M2
≤ 40
where u = unsupported length (clear distance)

Unbraced (sway):
Neglect slenderness when
ku/r ≤ 22
Alignment charts to determine k
Alignment charts to determine k

 = ratio of (EI/c) of compression members to


(EI/) of flexural members in a plane at one
end of a compression member

c,  = span length of column or flexural


member center-to-center of joints
Design procedures
Nonlinear second-order analysis

Linear second-order analysis

Moment magnifier procedure


Nonlinear second-order analysis
Linear second order analysis
Section properties
Moments of inertia:
Beams 0.35Ig
Columns 0.70Ig
Walls – uncracked 0.70Ig
– cracked 0.35Ig
Flat plates and flat slabs 0.25Ig

Area 1.0Ag

Modulus of elasticity Ec  next slide


Modulus of elasticity Ec

Sustained load
For members under sustained lateral load,
divide I by (1 + ds), where
maximum factored sustained shear within story
ds   1 .0
maximum factored shear within story
Moment magnification procedure

Mmax = M0
Nonsway versus sway structures
Nonsway if
Pu  o
Q  0.05
Vus c
where
Pu  sum of factored vertical loads in a story
Vus  factored horizontal shear in a story
 o  1st-order relative story deflection
c  column length, center-to-center of joints
Note:

Q  P Pc

Thus, for Q  0.05, Mmax  1.05M0


Nonsway frames

Mc   ns M2 ; M2,min  Pu  15  0.03h 
Cm
 ns   1. 0
1  Pu 0.75Pc
 2EI
Pc  Stiffness reduction
 k u 
2
factor
M1
Cm  0.6  0.4  0 .4
M2
EI

EI 
 0.2E I c g  EsIse 
1   dns
or
0.4EcIg
EI 
1   dns

maximum factored axial sustained load


dns   1 .0
maximum factored axial load for same load combination
Sway frames
Moments M1 and M2 at ends of member
M1  M1ns   s M1s
M2  M2ns   s M 2s
1
s   1; if  s  1.5, use second-order
1 Q
elastic analysis or
1
s  1
1  Pu 0.75Pc
When calculating s
k ≥ 1.0

ds is substituted for dns when calculating EI

maximum factored sustained shear within story


ds   1. 0
maximum factored shear within story

ds is most often = 0

Pu and Pc summed for all columns on floor


Summary
Notation
Effective length factors and effect of
slenderness on strength
Moment magnification
ACI design criteria
Design procedures
Nonlinear second order analysis
Linear second order analysis
Moment magnification procedure
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Kansas

David Darwin, Ph.D., P.E.


Deane E. Ackers Distinguished Professor
Director, Structural Engineering & Materials Laboratory

Dept. of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering


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[email protected]
Slender columns

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