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    Calculation of Crack Width As Per Is:456-2000

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    The document describes the calculation of crack width as per IS:456-2000 for reinforced concrete bending. It provides the steps to calculate the elastic coefficient, depth of the neutral axis, tensile force in steel, tensile stress in steel, and strain in steel. It then calculates the strain at the level considered and checks if the tensile stress in concrete fails the permissible limit. The calculation is performed for a given grade of concrete, section width, depth, bar diameter, spacing, cover, and applied moment.

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    Calculation of Crack Width As Per Is:456-2000

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    The document describes the calculation of crack width as per IS:456-2000 for reinforced concrete bending. It provides the steps to calculate the elastic coefficient, depth of the neutral axis, tensile force in steel, tensile stress in steel, and strain in steel. It then calculates the strain at the level considered and checks if the tensile stress in concrete fails the permissible limit. The calculation is performed for a given grade of concrete, section width, depth, bar diameter, spacing, cover, and applied moment.

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    The document describes the calculation of crack width as per IS:456-2000 for reinforced concrete bending. It provides the steps to calculate the elastic coefficient, depth of the neutral axis, tensile force in steel, tensile stress in steel, and strain in steel. It then calculates the strain at the level considered and checks if the tensile stress in concrete fails the permissible limit. The calculation is performed for a given grade of concrete, section width, depth, bar diameter, spacing, cover, and applied moment.

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    Calculation of Crack Width As Per Is:456-2000

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    The document describes the calculation of crack width as per IS:456-2000 for reinforced concrete bending. It provides the steps to calculate the elastic coefficient, depth of the neutral axis, tensile force in steel, tensile stress in steel, and strain in steel. It then calculates the strain at the level considered and checks if the tensile stress in concrete fails the permissible limit. The calculation is performed for a given grade of concrete, section width, depth, bar diameter, spacing, cover, and applied moment.

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    CALCULATION OF CRACK WIDTH AS PER IS:456

    GRADE OF CONCRETE
    WIDTH OF SECTION
    OVERALL DEPTH OF SECTION
    MIN. COVER TO LONG. BARS
    DIA OF STEEL BARS
    SPACING OF STEEL BARS
    APPLIED MOMENT
    fy of Steel
    PERCENTAGE PROVIDED

    CRACK WIDTH
    WIDTH AS PER IS:456-2000

    GRADE OF CONCRETE = M 30
    WIDTH OF SECTION = 1000 mm
    OVERALL DEPTH OF SECTION = 325 mm
    MIN. COVER TO LONG. BARS = 50 mm
    DIA OF STEEL BARS = 16 mm
    SPACING OF STEEL BARS = 150 mm C/C
    APPLIED MOMENT = 5.00 T-m
    fy of Steel = 500 N/mm2
    PERCENTAGE PROVIDED = 0.50 %

    CK WIDTH = 0.070 mm
    CALCULATION OF CRACK WIDTH AS PER IS:456-2000 (FOR BENDING)

    Grade of Concrete = 30 N/mm2


    Permissible Bending Stress = 10 N/mm2
    CALCULATION OF ELASTIC COEFFICIENT (N/mm2)
    Concrete = 27386 N/mm2
    Steel, Es = 200000 N/mm2
    Modular Ratio, m = 9.33
    CALCULATION OF DEPTH OF NA (X)
    Dia. of Tensile Bars (f) = 16 mm
    Spacing of Tensile Bars = 150 mm, c/c
    Area of Tensile Steel = 1340 mm2
    Width = 1000 mm
    Overall Depth = 325 mm
    Eff. Depth = 267 mm
    Cover = 50 mm
    (acr) = 82.1 mm
    Depth of Neutral Axis, x = 70.16 mm
    CALCULATION OF CRACK WIDTH (mm)
    Applied Moment (M) = 49050000 N-mm
    Tensile Force in Steel (T) = 201344 N
    Tensile Stress in Steel, fst = 150 N/mm2

    Strain in Steel es = 0.000751 OK

    Strain at Level considered e1 = 0.000973

    In tension area, (Where


    fst=m X fc = fc is stress in concrete at
    that level)
    Therefore, fc = 16.102 FAIL
    5000*sqrt(fck)

    Es/Ec

    Sqrt(Cover^2+(spacing/2)^2)
    (-mAst+sqrt( (mAst)2+2mBdAst))/B
    (refer SP:16 clause 6.1.2 for x)

    M/(d-x/3)
    Tensile Force / As
    Stress in steel / Es
    es(d-x+acr+f/2)/(d-x) Strain at
    surface of concrete

    13.5

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