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    Ce, MP, Leed-Ap (BD+C), Asean Eng., Acpeng.: Engr. Brian E. Bachinilla

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    This document discusses reinforcement requirements for column splices according to the Structural Concrete Building Code (ACI 318M-11). Lap splices in columns must satisfy requirements for all load combinations and be designed for the greatest tension induced. For columns under compression, lap splice length can be reduced by 0.75 if reinforcement is within a spiral. Tied compression members allow a 0.83 reduction factor if tie area is sufficient throughout the splice length. Mechanical or welded splices must develop 115% of bar strength as required for general splices.

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    This document discusses reinforcement requirements for column splices according to the Structural Concrete Building Code (ACI 318M-11). Lap splices in columns must satisfy requirements for all load combinations and be designed for the greatest tension induced. For columns under compression, lap splice length can be reduced by 0.75 if reinforcement is within a spiral. Tied compression members allow a 0.83 reduction factor if tie area is sufficient throughout the splice length. Mechanical or welded splices must develop 115% of bar strength as required for general splices.

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    This document discusses reinforcement requirements for column splices according to the Structural Concrete Building Code (ACI 318M-11). Lap splices in columns must satisfy requirements for all load combinations and be designed for the greatest tension induced. For columns under compression, lap splice length can be reduced by 0.75 if reinforcement is within a spiral. Tied compression members allow a 0.83 reduction factor if tie area is sufficient throughout the splice length. Mechanical or welded splices must develop 115% of bar strength as required for general splices.

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    This document discusses reinforcement requirements for column splices according to the Structural Concrete Building Code (ACI 318M-11). Lap splices in columns must satisfy requirements for all load combinations and be designed for the greatest tension induced. For columns under compression, lap splice length can be reduced by 0.75 if reinforcement is within a spiral. Tied compression members allow a 0.83 reduction factor if tie area is sufficient throughout the splice length. Mechanical or welded splices must develop 115% of bar strength as required for general splices.

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    REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS

    Spiral Columns

    SPLBE Review Instructor:

    Engr. Brian E. Bachinilla, CE, MP, LEED-AP (BD+C), ASEAN Eng., ACPEng.
    Studying MSc. Structural and Foundation Engineering, HWU, Edinburgh Scotland, UK

    STFVCTl.IRAL CONCRETE BUilDING CODE (AC13t8M-tt) AND COMMENTARY

    CODE

    COMMENTARY
    1bc 1989 Code darif.es. 1bi' 5eMion o~:~ 1M twa tlud a
    ooanplt'SIIh~ lap s;pl ~ bas a tcn.sioo sr.rcnglh oft k.ut one~
    qu.ll'tl:f f1' 1.1o-bkb Jim.plifie !.be nkubtion n-qu~ts in
    ptl:\iOUJ Co:k$.
    Noll: lhat !he colum~:~ J pli' llhould 51ltisfy requi.teme'Cib foraU load rombinationJ for~ column. Fnoquo:nlfy. tbc:.buk
    t'J'Il'ity lolld comblnation 1.1oill go~m !be< design d rhe
    rnlumn itJCif. but a bd combi.natima incklding wind ortdMnK klads may i.ndncc "'Iller 111~tu;i011 in wmc column
    bAn. smd lbcl colu.m.n Jplice sbould be <kllig~Kd ( lhil
    ll:n5iul:l.

    12.1 7.2 -lap aplicee in columns

    Rll.l 7.l - J..upspli''l in nahunm

    12.17.2.1 - \"hlere the bar stress due to faaorod


    loads is ~siva. lap spices shall oonfotm lo
    t 2.16.t , 12.16.2, and, ....tlere applical:te, to 12.t7.2.d
    ort2.17.2.S.

    R 12. 17.2.1 - Tho: 1989 Cock \\W llimplifted fot colum.n


    lxan a!Wllys. in compte:~JiO!I on the IN.:cD lbat cotnptells.hc.
    Lap $plio is: ad:qtutc: ror :cutr.dcnt lUISioQ to pm:lude

    $pi:d requ~tl.

    12.17.22- \kiere the bar stress due to faaored


    loads is tensile and does not e.xoeed O.Sfr. in tenston.
    lap splices shall be Class B tension lap splices it more
    lhan one-hali oC the bats are spliced at any section, or
    Class A tension Sap splices if hatf or fewer of the bars
    are spliced at any seaion and alternate lap splices are
    staggered by td.
    12.17.2.3 - \'/here the bar stress due to faclored
    loads is greater !han o.:~ ten6ion, lap splices shall
    be CiassStension ~

    s..

    12.17.2.4 - .,._ tied reinforced compression


    members.,
    ties throughool the lap splice length
    have an e.'fective area not less than 0.001Shs in both
    directions. lap splice length shall be perrritted to be
    rn.lltiplied b'f 0.83. bullap length shall 001 be less lhan
    300 mm. Tie legs perpendicular to dimension h shall
    be used W'l deterrrining eHedive area

    ....nere

    12.17.2.5 - In spiraty reinlotced compression


    members.. lap spice length of bets within a spiral shall
    be permitted to be mu~ by 0.75. bn lap ieogth
    shall not be kiss !han 300 mm.

    R ll.17.l.A -

    Rl:d~~~:o:d

    l11p knttlu arc aiiOMICI. 1.1ohen rhe

    .spike is e~XIoxd throug hout ib ler:tgth by minimum tin..

    The tie

    kv po:tpt:ndkulaT w

    ud1 diree~ion

    lll'e oompull:d

    .Jq~llnltdy and

    the n-quiranent ucirued i.n euh d in-eliDa


    to apply the O.SJ redwtio~:~ (.actor. ThU is iiJw:tn~ted in
    Fig. R 1~17.2. 1.1oiaere fatu legs ue dfecliYe in one di~ti011
    IUld two lev in the athoecr din:'c-tion.. Thi. Qkubtioft il
    critical in ooe direction. whic-h normally c-.an be deemnined
    by in,;ptioo.
    R ll-17.2..5 - CompUimm bp kngdu m..ay be ~o:ed
    wben the< l11p JpiKc< iJ entb!N throughout ib kngt:h by
    .spinb banx of inc~ed $pliu:ing R'$~1lUK'C. Spirllb
    dmuld mo:ct mp.1in'mcnb of 7 10.4 Md 10.9.3.

    12.17.3 - Mechanical Of welded splioee in coiumns

    Mechanical or welclecl splices in colurms shall meet


    lhe requiremenls of 12. 14.3.2 or 12.14.3.4.

    Medunkal ot W'\':lded spli'J ~ &lklwed (or $pticu in


    colurruu bllt dtould bcdt::Jigned ~a fo.U liiC>:'hllniclll 1iJ!lke
    or a M l welded 'PI do:'-eloping l lS pcrntf, IU fii:QUJm:l
    by 12.14.3..2 or I :!.I<I.J..I. Splice sttelll.h ts tradftioQa!Jy
    II:Jied in ICom:ioa llM full ~nglb i' requ~ 10 ~nm the
    MJ!P wmpreuion loaeb poui.hk in eolllJIUl rdnforo:o:mo:nt

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