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EXAMPLE DESCRIPTION
The flexural and shear strength of a rectangular concrete beam is tested in this
example.
37.5 mm 600 mm
A
Section A-A
6m
RESULTS COMPARISON
The example problem is same as Example-1 given in SP-16 Design Aids for
Reinforced Concrete published by Bureau of Indian Standards. For this example
a direct comparison for flexural steel only is possible as corresponding data for
shear steel reinforcement is not available in the reference for this problem.
Percent
Output Parameter ETABS Independent Difference
CONCLUSION
The computed results show an exact match with the independent results.
HAND CALCULATION
Flexural Design
The following quantities are computed for all the load combinations:
γm, steel = 1.15
γm, concrete = 1.50
α = 0.36
β = 0.42
0.85
As ,min ≥ bd = 345.63 sq-mm
fy
COMB1
Mu = 170 kN-m
Vu = 113.33 kN-m
Xu , max = 0.48
d
= 0.3983
xu 1 − 1 − 4 β m
=
d 2β
x
z = d 1 − β u = 562.5{1 − 0.42 • 0.3983}= 468.406
d
M
As = u
= 1006 sq-mm
( fy γ s ) z
Shear Design
Vu
τv = = 0.67161
bd
τmax = 2.5 for M15 concrete
k = 1.0
=δ 1 if Pu ≤ 0 , Under Tension
100 As
0.15 ≤ ≤3
bd
100 As
= 0.596
bd
τ c = 0.49 From Table 19 of IS 456:2000 code, interpolating between rows.
τcd = kδτc = 0.49
The required shear reinforcement is calculated as follows:
Since τv > τcd
Asv 0.4b (τ v − τ cd ) b 0.4 • 300 ( 0.67161 − 0.49 ) • 300
= =
max , max ,
s (
y f γ ) ( f y γ )
y
( 415 1.15 ) ( 415 1.15 )
Asv mm 2
= =
max {0.333,0.150} 0.333
s mm