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Area of concrete Area of concrete in compression Area of tension reinforcement Minimum area of tension reinforcement Length of that part of member traversed by shear failure plane With (breath) or effective width of section Cover to outer diameter ffective depth of section !asic force used in defining compressive forces !asic force used in defining tie forces Characteristic strength of concrete stimated design service stress in the tension reinforcement Characteristic strength of reinforcement #hear modulus Ma%imum hori&ontal force $ori&ontal force in % direction $ori&ontal force in y direction Overall depth 'nife edge load Critical perimeter (imension of element on % direction (imension of element on y direction (imension of element on & direction (esign ultimate resistance moment Moment on % a%is Moment on y a%is Moment on & a%is #urcharge load *nternal radius of bend #erviceability limit state +raction force +hic,ness of the element -ltimate limit state #hear force due to design ultimate loads or design ultimate value of a concentrated load (esign shear stress (esign shear stress in concrete /eutral a%is depth (istance from 1 a%is to the centroid of an element (istance from 2 a%is to the centroid of an element Lever arm (istance from 2 3 1 plane to point where the considered resultant force acting Coefficient4 variously defined4 as appropriate #train in tension reinforcement /ominal range of movement #oil friction angle4 or diameter Active earth pressure -nit weight of soil 5artial load factor 5artial load factor
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7igure 9: (imentional 5roperties h l #oil Cover 4 $ #afe !earing 5ressure ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; :6< m :6= m >6< m :=9 ,/?m< 96< m ( hw 4 h ; span?(:9 @:=))
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+he nominal dead doad consist of the weight of the materials and the part of the structure #tructural ngineering (esign in preactice (Roger 3 westbroo,) (page3DA) (epth of cover ($) C % width ; ; C ; C % width I ; >6< m % -nit Weight of Concrete shall be ta,en as <A ,/?mC !ecouse of the arching of soil4 chec, whether the depth above culvert is G C % width of culvert ( in which case limit depth to C % width )
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A6E m >6< m
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A6E % DH
<9 ,/?m<
C%sses of 'on&ui! ins!%ll%!ion 'onsi&e %s Di!'( Con&ui! Di!'( Con&ui! A ditch conduit is defined as one which is instaled in a relatively narrow
ditch dug in passive or undisturbed soil and wich is then covered with earth bac,fill6
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+%xi$u$ lo%& on &i!'( 'on&i!ion (epth of cover
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Su '(% ge on Roof
#urcharge 5resure ()r) < ()r) ; Cd6B6!d Cd 0 ; <6'60 4
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< ; Cd6B6!d
:9:69 ,/?m<
:6< $ori&ontal arth 5ressure *f the bac,fill properties are ,nown4 *f wall friction is to be ignored '9 'a ; :3sin F0 ; ( :3sin F0 ) ? ( :Lsin F0 ) ( = 0 ) ; ; 96=E 96A:
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; B6'a6h ; <9 % 96A: % ; >C6E> ,/?m< ; <9 % 96A: % ; :=6A< ,/?m< ; )ma% 3 )ep ; =E6AA ,/?m<
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7or 7ill (epths $ M E feet (<A99 mm) and Culvert Clear #pan Length4 +he effect of live load is neglected in design when the depth of fill is more than
E feet
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:6<: 'L: 'LC <'LC <'L> C'LE ; ; ; ; ; <6<: A6<: =6AC D6AC ::6HA
A6: Load Case 39: +esting Condition A6:6: $ydrostatic 5ressure3(*nternal) Reinforced Concrete (esigners Manual (ref3=6:)
D q = q ip ressures B.M.D C qip A B
MA ;
MC ;
A6:6< 7le%ure due to weight of wall Wall weight ( " ) ; hw6B6h ; Reinforced Concrete (esigners Manual (ref3=6:)
D q! ressures B.M.D C G G A B
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+able 3 9: 7i%ed end mement of the wall for $ydrostatic load MA ; ; W6L := :6H: ,/6m?m ; ; ; MC ; W6L :9 <6A: ,/6m?m W6L <C6C 3:69 ,/6m?m
P Calculation of moment at mid span of walls done by apro%imatly by adding moment transferred to mid span from 7 M to the Ma%imum negative meoment occurred at 96A=L after moment distribution PP Moment at mid span of the wall is calculated by considering full bending Calculation of midspan moment due to wall load /iutral a%is depth from A ; 96<H m
Lateral soil pressurees giving rise to fle%ture in the structure Q)Qis the rectanguler pressure and Q)epQ is the triangular pressure
A6<6: +rianguler 5ressure4)ep Reinforced Concrete (esigners Manual (ref3=6:)
qep ressures qep D B.M.D C A B
MA ;
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A6<6< #urcharge on walls4) Reinforced Concrete (esigners Manual (ref3=6:)
M! ; MC ; M( ; )6h<6' :<6,: ; 3>6>< ,/6m?m A6<6C #urcharge on Roof 4)r MA ; M! ; MC ; M( ; )6l< :<6,: ; 3>6A= ,/6m?m Addition of moment for Load Case <
5osotion A and ! C and ( Roof mid3#pan !ase mid3 #pan Walls middle
MA ;
D ressures
A
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7i%ed end mement of the wall due to )ep MA ; ; W6L := :6AD ,/6m?m ; ; ; A6< Load Case 39C A6<6: +his is load case 9< L $ydrostatic load from Load case 9: MC ; W6L :9 <6<C ,/6m?m W6L <C6C 3:69 ,/6m?m
5osotion A and ! C and ( Roof mid3#pan !ase mid3 #pan Walls middle
L6C69< (#ervice)
$ydrost6 (#ervice)
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0 # C(e'1 on g oun& s%fe 2e% ing 3 essu e =6: Load Case 39: $ydrostatic 5ressure Weight of walls Weight of Roof L 7loor +otal 5ressure +otal 5ressure =6< Load Case 39< Weight of walls Weight of Roof L 7loor #urcharge on Roof +otal 5ressure +otal 5ressure =6C Load Case 39C Weight of walls Weight of Roof L 7loor #urcharge on Roof $ydrostatic 5ressure +otal 5ressure +otal 5ressure 4 # U5L5S5 of 6lex!u e Ma%imum Moments ,/6m?m Member Roof Walls !ase i 3 #labs Ma%imum Moment ; <A6:= ,/6m?m $ogging 3<<6>9 3<A6HH 3<A6HH (L6C39:) (L6C39<) (L6C39<) #agging :A6DH D6C: :H6EC (L6C39C) (L6C39<) (L6C39C) I :=9 ,/?m< ; ; ; ; ; :96<9 D6H9 DH699 :H6HE ,/?m< ,/?m< ,/?m< ,/?m< I :=9 ,/?m< ; ; ; ; :96<9 D6H9 DH699 ,/?m< ,/?m< ,/?m< I :=9 ,/?m< ; ; ; ; :H6HE :96<9 D6H9 CH6AE ,/?m< ,/?m< ,/?m<
,/?m< hence o,
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H6: U5L5S5 of 6lex!u e Analysis was carried out for several load cases of various loading arrangements to find out the ma%imum effect on the !o% culvert (iameter of main reinforcement (iameter of secondary reinforcement ; ;
; ;
mm mm <99 mm
:< :< <A6:= ,/6m?m
Assume severe environment condition4 for driving rain Cover ffective depth4 d , ;
<99 3 A= 3
; H
A=
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d < ; :AD mm
; :AD
$ence no compression r?f is re)uired M & ; (96E>fy)As& ; (: 3 :6:fyAs? fcubd) d & & e)uation : e)uation = from these two e)uations
d % :AD ; :A<
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H6:6: Design of $%in einfo 'e$en! As ; M ? 96E>fy& ; <A6:= %:9H ? 96E>%AH9%:A< -se As re) A<H ; A=< ; mm<?m ; mm<?m
mm ?m + :< S <=9 ( As
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+ini$u$ % e% of $%in %info 'e$en! fo sl%2s ; :99%A=<?(:999%:AD) :99As ? bad $ence o6,
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Chec, shear in -6L6#6 on roof and floor slabs +a,e Load case 9< #hear across support ; ( ::=6E9 3 Wt of !ase % Bf ) ; :9D69E ,/?m<
:9D69E % :6< ?< H=6A= ,/?m (oc6 /o6 (esigned Chec,ed 8ob Code
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; ; H=6A= ,/?m
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ffective depth
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H6C C(e'1 in U5L5S5 on !(e %2ili!) of !(e 9%ll !o ! %s$i! !(e %xi%l lo%&s !s E::9 C6D6C6H6< C6A6A6: +reat as a column with bending at right angle to wall
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!# E::9 indicates that the effect of the a%ial load may be ignored if this force does not e%ceed 96:6fcu6(c6s6a6)
hence
96:6fcu6(C6#6A)
;
; ; ;
96: %
H99 L
C9 %
,/?m
<99
:6> % :6A :6> % <A%:6A ) H99 ,/?m
+he above calculation assumes that the wall is cosidered as reignfoced and not mass concrete vertical R?7 provided so Area 5ercentage of Concrete area ; 1 ; ; ; +his is G Minimum of 96AV :< S <99 < Layers ::C:69 mm< ::C:69 % :999 % 96>H V G :99 :AD 96A V hence o6,6
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