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    Masonry Beam Design Based On TMS 402-16/13: V F D B

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    The document summarizes the design of a masonry beam according to two code standards. It provides input data such as material strengths, beam geometry, and loading. The analysis calculates stresses in the masonry and reinforcing steel under flexure and shear. All calculated stresses are found to be satisfactory according to the respective code limits. In summary, the beam design is adequate to resist the applied loads according to both code standards.

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    The document summarizes the design of a masonry beam according to two code standards. It provides input data such as material strengths, beam geometry, and loading. The analysis calculates stresses in the masonry and reinforcing steel under flexure and shear. All calculated stresses are found to be satisfactory according to the respective code limits. In summary, the beam design is adequate to resist the applied loads according to both code standards.

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    The document summarizes the design of a masonry beam according to two code standards. It provides input data such as material strengths, beam geometry, and loading. The analysis calculates stresses in the masonry and reinforcing steel under flexure and shear. All calculated stresses are found to be satisfactory according to the respective code limits. In summary, the beam design is adequate to resist the applied loads according to both code standards.

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    Masonry Beam Design Based On TMS 402-16/13: V F D B

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    The document summarizes the design of a masonry beam according to two code standards. It provides input data such as material strengths, beam geometry, and loading. The analysis calculates stresses in the masonry and reinforcing steel under flexure and shear. All calculated stresses are found to be satisfactory according to the respective code limits. In summary, the beam design is adequate to resist the applied loads according to both code standards.

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    PROJECT : PAGE :

    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Masonry Beam Design Based on TMS 402-16/13
    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY
    SPECIAL INSPECTION ( 0=NO, 1=YES ) 0 No, (reduced fm' by 0.5)
    TYPE OF MASONRY ( 1=CMU, 2=BRICK ) 1 CMU
    MASONRY STRENGTH fm' = 1.5 ksi
    REBAR YIELD STRESS fy = 60 ksi

    ALLOWABLE INCREASING ? (IBC/CBC 1605.3.2) Yes


    SERVICE SHEAR LOAD V = 4.56 k
    SERVICE MOMENT LOAD M = 13.68 ft-k
    WIDTH b = 8 in
    EFFECTIVE DEPTH d = 45 in
    CLEAR SPAN Lc = 12 ft
    LOAD TYPE (1=SEISMIC, 0=WIND, 5=GRAVITY) 1 Seismic [THE BEAM DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.]
    VERTICAL REINF. 1 # 4 @ 8 in o.c.
    TENSION REINFORCEMENT 2 # 6

    ANALYSIS
    ALLOWABLE STRESS FACTOR SF = 0.667
    ALLOWABLE REINF. STRESS (1.33 or 1.0) Fs = 32 ksi
    ALLOWABLE MASONRY STRESS Fb=(SF)(0.33fm') = 0.33 ksi
    MASONRY ELASTICITY MODULUS Em = 1350 ksi, (TMS 402 4.2.2)
    STEEL ELASTICITY MODULUS Es = 29000 ksi, (TMS 402 4.2.2)
    EFFECTIVE WIDTH bw = 7.63 in [Satisfactory, Lc < 32 bw]
    MODULAR RATIO n = 21.48
    TENSION REINFORCEMENT RATIO r = 0.003

    THE NEUTRAL AXIS DEPTH FACTOR IS THE LEVER-ARM FACTOR IS

    k
    k  2rn   rn   rn j  1
    2
    = 0.281 = 0.906
    3
    THE TENSILE STRESS IN REINFORCEMENT DUE TO FLEXURE IS

    M
    fs = 4.57 ksi < Fs [SATISFACTORY]
    A s jd
    THE COMPRESSIVE STRESS IN THE EXTREME FIBER DUE TO FLEXURE IS

    2M
    fb = 0.08 ksi < Fb [SATISFACTORY]
    jk b w d 2
    THE SHEAR STRESS IN MASONRY IS

    V   Av F sd  ' 
    fv = 13.3 psi < F v  MIN  SF  1.125 f m  0.5 
    '
     ,  SF  2 f m
    b wd   A nS  
    (TMS 402 8.3.5)
    = 51.6398 psi [SATISFACTORY]
    PROJECT : PAGE :
    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Masonry Beam Design Based on UBC 97
    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY
    SPECIAL INSPECTION ( 0=NO, 1=YES ) 1 Yes, (Sec. 2107.1.2)
    TYPE OF MASONRY ( 1=CMU, 2=BRICK ) 1 CMU
    MASONRY STRENGTH fm' = 1.5 ksi
    REBAR YIELD STRESS fy = 60 ksi
    ALLOWABLE INCREASING ? (UBC/CBC 1612.3.2) Yes
    SERVICE SHEAR LOAD V = 15.1 k
    SERVICE MOMENT LOAD M = 83 ft-k
    WIDTH b = 12 in
    EFFECTIVE DEPTH d = 40 in
    CLEAR SPAN Lc = 12 ft
    LOAD TYPE (1=SEISMIC, 0=WIND, 5=GRAVITY) 5 Gravity Only [THE BEAM DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.]
    VERTICAL REINF. 1 # 4 @ 8 in o.c.
    TENSION REINFORCEMENT 2 # 7

    ANALYSIS
    ALLOWABLE STRESS FACTOR SF = 1.333
    ALLOWABLE REINF. STRESS (1.33 or 1.0) Fs = 32 ksi
    ALLOWABLE MASONRY STRESS Fb=(SF)(0.33fm') = 0.66 ksi
    MASONRY ELASTICITY MODULUS Em = 750 fm' = 1125 ksi, (Eq. 6-4. 2106.2.12.1)
    STEEL ELASTICITY MODULUS Es = 29000 ksi
    EFFECTIVE WIDTH bw = 11.63 in [Satisfactory, Lc < 32 bw]
    MODULAR RATIO n = 25.78
    TENSION REINFORCEMENT RATIO r = 0.0026

    THE NEUTRAL AXIS DEPTH FACTOR IS THE LEVER-ARM FACTOR IS

    k
    k  2rn   rn   rn
    2 = 0.304 = 0.899
    j  1
    3
    THE TENSILE STRESS IN REINFORCEMENT DUE TO FLEXURE IS

    M = 23.09 ksi < Fs [SATISFACTORY]


    fs
    A s jd
    THE COMPRESSIVE STRESS IN THE EXTREME FIBER DUE TO FLEXURE IS

    2M 0.39 ksi Fb
    fb = < [SATISFACTORY]
    jk b w d 2
    THE SHEAR STRESS IN MASONRY IS


    < 51.64 psi
    F v   SF  MIN ( f
    '
    m , 50) 
    V = 36 psi [SATISFACTORY]
    fv
    jb wd
    F v   SF  MIN (3 f m , 150) 
    (Sec. 2107.2.17) < ' 154.92 psi [SATISFACTORY]

    CHECK THE MINIMUM AREA OF SHEAR REINFORCEMENT REQUIRED :

    V 0.14 in2 / ft < Av  0.30 in2 / ft ( No shear reinf. Reqd )



    F sd s

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