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    Example Design of Corebels (See Bs 5.27) : Vy VX

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    This document provides the design of reinforced concrete corbels. It includes the material properties, section properties, shear and moment loads, allowable load calculations, reinforcement requirements, and check of bearing stress inside the bend. The corbels have a height of 750mm, width of 350mm, and effective depth of 704mm. Shear along x is 80kN and along y is 800kN. Calculations show the required steel area is 1569.19mm2 which is less than the provided area of 1608.5mm2. Shear capacity is sufficient and bearing stress inside the bend is below the allowable limit.

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    This document provides the design of reinforced concrete corbels. It includes the material properties, section properties, shear and moment loads, allowable load calculations, reinforcement requirements, and check of bearing stress inside the bend. The corbels have a height of 750mm, width of 350mm, and effective depth of 704mm. Shear along x is 80kN and along y is 800kN. Calculations show the required steel area is 1569.19mm2 which is less than the provided area of 1608.5mm2. Shear capacity is sufficient and bearing stress inside the bend is below the allowable limit.

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    This document provides the design of reinforced concrete corbels. It includes the material properties, section properties, shear and moment loads, allowable load calculations, reinforcement requirements, and check of bearing stress inside the bend. The corbels have a height of 750mm, width of 350mm, and effective depth of 704mm. Shear along x is 80kN and along y is 800kN. Calculations show the required steel area is 1569.19mm2 which is less than the provided area of 1608.5mm2. Shear capacity is sufficient and bearing stress inside the bend is below the allowable limit.

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    Example Design of Corebels (See Bs 5.27) : Vy VX

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    This document provides the design of reinforced concrete corbels. It includes the material properties, section properties, shear and moment loads, allowable load calculations, reinforcement requirements, and check of bearing stress inside the bend. The corbels have a height of 750mm, width of 350mm, and effective depth of 704mm. Shear along x is 80kN and along y is 800kN. Calculations show the required steel area is 1569.19mm2 which is less than the provided area of 1608.5mm2. Shear capacity is sufficient and bearing stress inside the bend is below the allowable limit.

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    PREPARED BY :

    DATE :

    MLU
    9/18/2015

    CHECKED BY :

    AVT

    APPROVED BY :

    DCA

    REVISION :

    PROJECT
    : EXAMPLE
    STRUCTURE :
    TITLE
    : DESIGN OF COREBELS (SEE BS 5.27)
    I.

    II.

    Material Properties
    fcu =
    40 Mpa
    fy =
    460 Mpa
    Es =
    200000 Mpa
    Ec =
    12000 Mpa
    n = 16.6667

    design strength of steel material (S 275)


    reinforced steel design strength
    modulus of elasticity of steel
    modulus of concrete (long term loading)

    Section Properties 350mm x 400mm Reinforced Concrete Corbels


    h =
    750 mm
    Vy
    h1 =
    350 mm
    h2 =
    400 mm
    L =
    Vx
    700 mm
    av =
    400 mm
    b =
    400 mm
    704 mm
    d' =
    m =
    1.5
    m =
    32 mm
    l =
    10 mm
    cc =
    30 mm
    n- =
    2 pcs
    r =
    128 mm
    L =
    700 mm
    =
    0.5
    lb
    ab

    =
    =

    642.371 mm
    104 mm

    hagg

    20 mm

    length
    width
    effective depth
    partial safety factors for safety of materials
    diameter of main reinforcement
    diameter of links
    vertical distance of centroid of the section to nearest edge
    number of main bars
    internal radius of bend (BS 3.12.8.22) r = 4
    effective length BS 3.8.1.6 { Le = lo }
    coefficient dependent on the bar type
    (BS 3.12.8.4, Type 2 defformed bars)
    tension bar length at the start of the bend
    smaller bet. center to center distance between bars or cover
    plus diameter
    maximum size of coarse aggregate

    III. Shear & Moments


    Vx =
    80 KN
    Vy =
    800 KN

    shear along x
    shear along y

    III. Allowable Loads


    a. Actual force
    Trial value x
    z

    d' - 0.45x

    V
    Fc
    Fc
    x

    =
    =
    =
    =
    =

    tan-1(z/ av)
    Vy - Fc sin = 0
    Vy / sin
    (0.67fcu/m) b 0.9x cos
    Fc
    (0.67fcu/m) b 0.9 cos

    Ft

    Vx + Ft cos

    =
    =

    266.77 mm

    55.5894

    969.686 KN

    266.775 mm

    depth to the neutral axis

    584 mm

    lever arm

    compressive resistance

    Vy
    Vx

    Ft
    =

    627.989 KN

    Fc

    b. Check for strain


    c = s
    x
    h-x

    Fc
    cos

    c( h - x)/ x

    b. Steel Area
    Asreq = Ft/ (0.87*fy)
    As prov = n pi() d2/ 4
    As min = 0.16% bh
    As max = 4% bh

    Ft

    = 0.05736 > 0.002 Ok!


    steel at yield stress level

    c = 0.035

    FORCE
    n =

    2 pcs

    c. Check for Shear (BS 3.4.5.2, Table 3.7)


    p = 100 Asprov
    bd

    =
    =
    =
    =

    1569.19
    1608.5
    480
    12000

    0.57

    mm2
    mm2
    mm2 < As prov Ok!
    mm2 > As prov Ok!

    vc

    0.79(p)0.5(400/d)0.25/ 1.25

    0.61

    V/ bd

    2.84 N/mm2

    STRAIN

    STRESS

    reinforcement required
    reinforcement provided
    minimum area of reinforcement (BS 3.12.5.4, Table 3.25)
    maximum area of reinforcement (BS 3.12.6.1)

    As

    av bv (v-2d vc/ av) 0.95 fyv

    d. Check for Bearing Stress inside bend


    Fbt = (Ft/no. bars) (As req/As Prov)

    140.08 mm2

    306.32 KN

    design ultimate anchorage bond stress

    fbu

    fcu

    3.16 Mpa

    la

    Fbt/ (fbu)

    963.56 mm

    length of anchorage

    Fbtb

    Fbt. (lx/ la)

    204.21 mm

    tension in bar at start of bend

    fb1

    Fbtb

    49.86 Mpa

    bearing stress (BS 3.12.8.25.2)

    Fbt
    r

    Fbtb

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