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    Shear Design From Air Deck

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    The document describes the shear design calculations for precast form slabs of a security forces medical center project in Riyadh and Jeddah. It is found that with 100% box occupancy, the concrete shear capacity is not sufficient to resist the applied shear force. Removing two boxes per meter width increases the shear capacity to safely resist the loads. In the transverse direction, three boxes will be removed within 1.5 grids of maximum shear stress. Shop drawings indicating the removed boxes are attached.

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    The document describes the shear design calculations for precast form slabs of a security forces medical center project in Riyadh and Jeddah. It is found that with 100% box occupancy, the concrete shear capacity is not sufficient to resist the applied shear force. Removing two boxes per meter width increases the shear capacity to safely resist the loads. In the transverse direction, three boxes will be removed within 1.5 grids of maximum shear stress. Shop drawings indicating the removed boxes are attached.

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    The document describes the shear design calculations for precast form slabs of a security forces medical center project in Riyadh and Jeddah. It is found that with 100% box occupancy, the concrete shear capacity is not sufficient to resist the applied shear force. Removing two boxes per meter width increases the shear capacity to safely resist the loads. In the transverse direction, three boxes will be removed within 1.5 grids of maximum shear stress. Shop drawings indicating the removed boxes are attached.

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    The document describes the shear design calculations for precast form slabs of a security forces medical center project in Riyadh and Jeddah. It is found that with 100% box occupancy, the concrete shear capacity is not sufficient to resist the applied shear force. Removing two boxes per meter width increases the shear capacity to safely resist the loads. In the transverse direction, three boxes will be removed within 1.5 grids of maximum shear stress. Shop drawings indicating the removed boxes are attached.

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    Design of Precast Form Slabs
    Shear Design:
    Applied shear force has been calculated through the shear stress contours.
    For design against shear, first we will check the shear capacity of
    Airdeck slabs having 100% box occupancy then we will figure out that how
    many boxes we have remove to reach the required shear strength.

    From Screen shot On page 43-45 max. shear stress is noted 0.30N/mm and

    below is design for more as following

    Applied Shear Stress:


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    Sstress = 0.40 N/mm (maximum shear stress as per shear stress contours)
    (SQX or SQY)
    bw = 1000.0 mm (width of slab)
    h = 250.00 mm (thickness of slab)

    Shear Stress (Sstress) = Shear Force (V) / Area (bwxh)


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    Vapplied = 100.00 kN (at center line of beam)

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    Design of Precast Form Slabs
    Concrete Shear Strength:
    Validation of Cross Sectional Dimension:
    Vu ч ࡏ(Vc + 0.066(fc')0.5 bw d) ( ACI318M-14 Provision 22.5.1.2)

    For member subject to shear and flexure:


    Vc = 0.17(fc')0.5 bw d ( ACI318M-14 Provision 22.5.5.1)
    where;
    fc' = 45.00 MPa
    bw = 270.0 mm (3 nos. 90mm ribs in 1 meter i.e. 3x90=270mm)
    d = 220.0 mm (effective depth with concrete cover = 30m)
    ࡏ = 0.75 mm
    so,
    Vc = 67739.44331 N
    = 67.74 kN
    And;
    ࡏ(Vc + 0.066(fc')0.5 bw d) = 70.53 kN

    Vu < ࡏ(Vc+0.066(fc')0.5bwd)
    INCREASE CROSS SECTIONAL DIMENSIONS

    Concrete Shear Capacity:


    ࡏVc = 50.80 kN

    Therefore, it is clear that with 100% box occupancy the shear strength of concrete
    is not enough and removal of boxes under shear zone is necessary

    bb = 210.0 mm (bottom widht of one box)


    nr = 3 (no. of boxes per 1 meter)
    nb = 3 (no. of ribs per 1 meter)

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    Cross Section Dimention


    Remove 2
    ࡏ(Vc + 0.066(fc')0.5 bw d) 85.87 101.21 116.55
    boxes
    kN

    Concrete Shear Capacity


    Remove 2
    ࡏ0.17(fc')0.5 bw d 90.32 129.83 169.35
    kN
    boxes

    Therefore we have to remove 2 boxes per 1 meter width to provide safe shear
    resistane against applied shear.
    In Staad model grids are 900mm apart and shear stress distribution shows that maxi-
    mum shear occur not beyond than 1.5 grids (approximately), therefore in transverse
    dirstion of slab we will remove three boxes.
    (see attached shop drawings at the end of this report showing the removal of boxes)

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