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Factored loads Factored shear, Vu 1.2(60.08) + 1.6(33.75) = 126.10 kN Horizontal force, N uc 0.3(126.10) = 37.83 kN > (0.2Vu = 25.22 kN) 2. Identify the potential crack location.
Possible crack
(NSCP 411.10.3.4)
Ash Avf + An
15 o
Nuc Vu
(b) Secondary possible crack and reinforcement Ash to provide shear transfer
Figure 1
3.
Determine the shear-friction reinforcement Avf required. Presumably it would be appropriate to resolve the Vu and Nuc into components parallel and perpendicular to the potential crack but a simpler and more practical approach is to assume that all of Vu will act parallel to the crack required Avf
Vu 126100 2 435.13 mm 0.75(276)(1.4)
fy
(NSCP 411.8.4.1)
(NSCP 411.8.4.3)
Determine the additional reinforcement An to provide for the net tension across the potential crack. required
An N uc 37830 2 182.75 mm fy 0.75(276)
(NSCP 411.8.4.1)
5.
Using 16 mm bars: Ab
(16) 2 201
6.
Reinforcement for the potential secondary horizontal crack that may form as shown in Figure 1(b).The maximum shear that could act along such a failure plane would be the horizontal shear-friction force arising from the tensile capacity of the main shear-friction reinforcement. The required vertical stirrup shear-friction reinforcement Ash is
Ash As f y 617.88(276) 2 441.34 mm 1.4(276)
(10) 2 (2) 157 mm2 4
f y
Using 10 mm U-stirrups: Ab
7.
Additional Confinement Reinforcement. Provide reinforcement to prevent splitting in the vertical plane of the beam equal to 25% of the support reaction. This confinement reinforcement is divided equally into horizontal Ach and vertical Acv portions.
Ach Acv Vu 126.10x103 2 57.11 mm 8fy 8(276)
Use 2-10 mm vertical bars and 2-10 mm horizontal U-stirrups (As = 314 mm2) 8. Details
Figure 2