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: = ymax = furthest y distance (up or down) Elastic section mod.: = Moment produces 1st yielding: = = Ultimate moment: Form factor = = = Centroid: ( ) = 275
Example I beam Af = area of a flange, h = total height = web + 2 flange heights Aw = area of web, b = width of flange = +2 (parallel axis theorem) Af Aw
( + ) (
, =
Consolidation Theory = =1
) = 825
) = 2750
Approximate Methods Vertical -assume: inflection points in girder at L/10 from nodes -assume: inflection points at center of columns Moment at ends for distr. load: =
Horizontal Portal
Coeff. Of consolidation: = , =
- usually ignored, sum of shears = 0 Axial Forces = wL/2 for both sides Cantilever Vertical Equilibrium: F + F + + F =0 ( ) = = = = = = ( ) = ( ) , ,
) sin =1 1 2 ( ,
exp (
Lab Init. Specimen Height = HI = Hi - Hfp Init. Water cont. = (init. Tot mass vol solid)/(vol solid) Void ratio = (tot vol vol solid)/(vol solid) Vol solid = (mass dry soil) / (spec grav * density water) Deg satur. = spec grav * water content / void ratio Vert eff stress (when pore pressure is zero) = (applied load tare load +top cop & stone) / Area Vert strain = (meas axial deform. apparatus comp.) / Init specimen height Compressibility (av) = -void ratio / vertical stress Coeff. Of consolidation (cv) (root time) = 0.848 * (drainage height)2 / time for 90% consolidation Coeff. Of consolidation (log time) = 0.197 * Hd2 / time for 50% consolidation Drainage height computed at 50% consolidation for both cases Hydraulic conductivity = (coef. Of consol. * av * unit weight water) / (1 + void ratio) Rate of secondary compression (c) = change in strain per log cycle of time after primary is complete
Truss Beams Bending A = cross section Bending Moment, M=N*b e = elongation Diagonals carry no force Flexural Rigidity, EI Shear Rigidity, shear area times shear modulus, GAs = =2 ( ) = .5
=2 =2
= elongation of diag. , =
, =
Matrices Rotating:
2 Springs in Series + = 0
2 Springs in Parallel + ( + = ( + ) +
Springs in 2 Dimensions 0 0 0 0 = 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
= =
Concrete Mix Proportioning 1. Choose slump & max aggregate size (based on application) 2. Water content (weight/volume)- a function of slump, max aggregate size, whether you have entrained air. The same chart would also gives you % air by volume. 3. Water/Concrete ratio- a function of the average compressive strength you need and whether there is entrained air 3. Coarse aggregate, get a value for dry-rodded volume per volume, depends on max aggregate size and fineness modulus of your sand--use the specific dry-rodded gravity to get the weight/volume 4. Fine aggregate- add up all the other volumes, sand fills up the leftover 5. Adjust for moisture: % deviation from SSD x density= weight/unit volume extra water in the aggregates, add this to the aggregate mass, subtract it from the water Other random things: if it will be exposed to freeze-thaw, you need entrained air, superplasticizer increases slump Reinforced Concrete: = = .03 = Cracked c=cdr*de
Neutral Axis Locations (c): Steel Stiffness Ratio, Sr = Es/Ec dAc = (Sr-1)As ,As=area steel de=depth to center of bar from top Uncracked c =(w*d*d/2+dAc*de)/(w*d+dAc) Reinforcement area ratio, =As/(de*w) cdr=(Sr*Sr**+2Sr*)^.5-Sr*
Failure, Tension: c=As*s/(*c*w), s=yield strength of steel, c=strength concrete, and from figure M= =As*s*(de-*c) Failure, Compression: c =(-b'+(b'*b'+4*a'*b'*de)^0.5)/2/a' b' =As*ys*Es , ys =s/Es a'=*c*w M=*c*w*c*(de-*c) Max Force =2M/a, a=distance to load point
Beam/Matrix Example
12 6
12 6
12
=0
12 12 6
= 6 2
12
X 0 0 X 0 0
X 0 0
6 4
X 0 0