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    QT200 Bored Piles Sls Crack Width - Pile: Section Specification

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    This document summarizes calculations for the crack width of bored piles under service load conditions. Key points: 1) The permissible crack width is 0.2 mm according to design standards. Calculations show the design crack width is 0.122 mm, less than the permissible width. 2) Stress analysis confirms the maximum concrete stress is below 50% of its strength and steel stress is below 75% of its yield strength. 3) Strain calculations account for stiffening effects of the concrete and determine the design crack width is less than the permissible 0.2 mm, indicating the reinforcement is adequate.

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    This document summarizes calculations for the crack width of bored piles under service load conditions. Key points: 1) The permissible crack width is 0.2 mm according to design standards. Calculations show the design crack width is 0.122 mm, less than the permissible width. 2) Stress analysis confirms the maximum concrete stress is below 50% of its strength and steel stress is below 75% of its yield strength. 3) Strain calculations account for stiffening effects of the concrete and determine the design crack width is less than the permissible 0.2 mm, indicating the reinforcement is adequate.

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    This document summarizes calculations for the crack width of bored piles under service load conditions. Key points: 1) The permissible crack width is 0.2 mm according to design standards. Calculations show the design crack width is 0.122 mm, less than the permissible width. 2) Stress analysis confirms the maximum concrete stress is below 50% of its strength and steel stress is below 75% of its yield strength. 3) Strain calculations account for stiffening effects of the concrete and determine the design crack width is less than the permissible 0.2 mm, indicating the reinforcement is adequate.

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    DOCUMENT No: SHEET

    QT200
    SUBJECT
    BORED PILES SLS CRACK WIDTH - PILE
    REFERENCE CALCULATIONS REMARKS

    BS5400-4 Section Specification


    Sec. 5.8.8.2
    Permissible Crack Width w' = 0.200 mm
    Moduli of Elasticity of Steel Es = 200000 MPa
    Moduli of Elasticity of Concrete 0.75E c = 15000 MPa
    Modular Ratio n = 13.33
    Width of the Section b = 1000 mm
    Overall Depth of the Section h = 1000 mm
    Table 13 Nomimal Concrete Cover c nom = 75 mm
    Longitudinal Reinforcement;
    number, diameter, spacing 20 - T25 - 126
    As = 9817 mm 2
    Distance from the point considered to the surface
    of the nearest longitudinal bar a cr = 103.6 mm
    Distance from the compression face to the point
    at which the crack width is being calculated a' = 940 mm

    Staad Analysis Result

    Moment due to Permanent Loads Mg = 528.0 kN-m


    Moment due to Live Loads Mq = 352.0 kN-m

    Axial Force; Compression (+) , Tension (-) P = 100 kN


    Moment about y-axis My = 880 kN-m
    Moment about z-axis Mz = 0 kN-m

    BIAX Analysis Result

    Maximum Compressive Stress in Concrete < 50% Fc' σc = 14.00 MPa


    Maximum Tensile Stress in Steel < 75% Fy σs = 100.00 MPa

    Strain Diagram ( σ = Eε )

    εC = 0.00093

    x = 549 mm
    neutral axis

    843 mm

    εS = 0.000500
    158 mm ε1 = 0.000666

    Stiffening Effect of Concrete (ε2)

    3.8bh (a' - x) Mq
    ε2 = 1 - 10-9 = 0.000224
    εSAs (h - x) Mg
    εm = ε1 - ε2 , but not greater than ε1 = 0.000442

    Design Crack Width (w)

    3 * acr * εm
    w = = 0.122 < 0.20, SAY OK
    1 + 2 (acr - cnom)/(h - x)

     provided reinforcement is adequate

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