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    This document contains the solutions to questions 1 and 2 from Assignment 1 of the course CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design. Question 1 involves calculating internal forces in a reinforced concrete beam. The solution finds the tensile forces in the steel reinforcement, the total axial force, and the mid-span deflection. Question 2 involves designing the reinforcement for a concrete column subjected to axial load and biaxial bending. The solution checks the shear capacity and ensures the torsional resistance is adequate. It then designs longitudinal and shear reinforcement to satisfy strength and serviceability limits.

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    This document contains the solutions to questions 1 and 2 from Assignment 1 of the course CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design. Question 1 involves calculating internal forces in a reinforced concrete beam. The solution finds the tensile forces in the steel reinforcement, the total axial force, and the mid-span deflection. Question 2 involves designing the reinforcement for a concrete column subjected to axial load and biaxial bending. The solution checks the shear capacity and ensures the torsional resistance is adequate. It then designs longitudinal and shear reinforcement to satisfy strength and serviceability limits.

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    CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design 

    Solutions to Assignment 1 
     

    Q1. 

    z
    50 z
    B  400 cu fcd 
    A  40 50 Cs4 
    160  s4
    200 s3 Cs3 
    560  160  700  200 0.8h
    y 
    s2 C 
    160  200 Cs2 
    s1 Cs1 
    D  C  y  40 50 N.A. 

    (a) N.A. is parallel to AB because the resultant tensile and compressive forces must lie on z‐
    axis. 
     
    (b) s1 = 0.0035(50/700) = 0.00025; s2 = 0.0035(250/700) = 0.00125; 
         s3 = 0.0035(450/700) = 0.00225 > yd = 0.00217 ; s2 > yd . 
        
        Cs1 = 3 x 490 x 0.00025 x 200 = 73.5 kN; Cs2 = 2 x 490 x 0.00125 x 200 = 245 kN; 
        Cs3 = 2 x 490 x (500/1.15) x 10‐3 = 426.1 kN; Cs2 = 639.1 kN . 
    C = 500 x (0.8 x 560) x 0.567 x 30 x 10‐3 = 3810.2 kN  
     
    N = 3810.2 + 73.5 + 245 + 426.1 + 639.1 = 5193.9 kN 
    Ne = 3810.2(0.1 x 700) – 73.5(300) – 245(100) + 426.1(100) + 639.1(300) 
         = 454504 kNm 
    e = 454504 / 5193.9 = 87.5 mm 
     
     (c) The internal forces have the same magnitude and location as shown above; hence the 
    values of N and e remain the same.  
       
    Q2. 

    (a)  = 0.6(1‐30/250)=0.528  z 
         z = 0.9x1540=1386 mm  200 
         bw = 2x250 = 500 mm 
    H13 
         VRd,max = 0.528x(30/1.5)x500x  
                        1386x10‐3/2 = 3659 kN  800 
         A = 1600x1600  
             = 2.56 x 106 mm2   y 
    800 
         u = 6000 mm  H13‐
        tef = 2560/6 = 426.7 mm  150 
            > 200 mm (governs)  9H40 
            > 2 x 60 = 120 mm  600  1000  600 
       Ak = (1‐100/800)2x16002 
            = 1.96 x 106 mm2 
       uk = (1‐100/800)x6000  VEd/VRd,max + TEd/TRd,max  
           = 5250 mm       = 1200/3659 + 900/4140 
       TRd,max = 2x0.528x(30/1.5)x1.96 x        = 0.328 + 0.217 = 0.545 < 1    ok 
                      106 x200x10‐6/2  
                   = 4140 kNm 
    (b)  = 9000/(500x1540) = 0.0117; k = 1 +(200/1540)1/2 =  1.360 
         VRd,c = 0.12x1.360x(1.17x30)1/3x500x1540x10‐3 = 411 kN  
                  > 0.035x1.3603/2x301/2x500x1540x10‐3 = 234 kN 
         fctd = 0.21x302/3/1.5 = 1.352 MPa 
         TRd,c = 2x1.96x106x1.352x200x10‐6 kN = 1060 kNm  
        VEd/VRd,c + TEd/TRd,c = 1200/411 + 900/1060 > 1 
         
        Design for shear & torsion: 
        Asw/s (per web) = [600x103/1386 + 900x106/(2x1.96x106)]/500/1.15  
          = 1524 mm2/m > 0.5Asw,min = 0.5x0.0830x500/(500/1.15) = 252 mm2/m 
         use H13 double‐legged links@150 mm spacing (1770 mm2/m) 
        Check: s < 0.75x1540 = 770 mm; 6000/8= 750 mm; 200 mm 
       Asl (shear) = 0.5x1200x103/(500/1.15) = 1380 mm2  
    (to be provided in lower flange) 
       Asl (torsion) = 900x106x5250/(2x1.96x106x500/1.15) =2772 mm2 
        provide 24H13 (3186 mm2) with 6H13 (796 mm2) in lower flange. 
    Asl to be provided in lower flange = 9000 (flexure) + 1380 (shear) + 796  
          (torsion) = 11176 mm2  provide 9H40 (11311 mm2) 
    Reinforcement sketch  see above figure. 
     
     
     
     

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