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A rectangular beam of cross section 350 mm deep and 250 mm wide is prestressed by means
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of 5 mm diameter located 65 mm from the bottom of the beam and 3 wires of diameter of 5 mm, 25
a. Calculate the stresses at the extreme fibers of the mid-span section then the beam is supporting
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y = 108.33 mm
Eccentricity = c – y
e = 175 – 108.33
e = 66.67 mm
Prestessing Force
P = 840 (18)(19.7)
P = 3x105 N
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. = 5.10x10 mm 6 3
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Self – weight
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top = -3.43 + 3.91 – 1.85 = -1.41 (compression)
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An 8m long cantilever T-beam shown supports a uniformly distributed load of 8kN/m
including its own weight throughout its length. To prevent excessive deflection of the beam, it
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a. Calculate the Moment of Inertia of Section.
b. Determine the resulting stress at the top
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fiber of the beam at the fixed end if the center of
gravity of the strands is 75mm above the neutral
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axis of the section.
c. Determine the eccentricity of the pre-stress
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force at the fixed end such that the resulting stress
at the top fiber of the beam at the fixed end is zero.
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e = 130 mm
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M = 640(0.13)
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ᵟ1 =
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E = 4700 √ f’c
E = 4700
E = 21384 MPa
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c. Safe uniform live load that maybe imposed on the beam so that there will be a net
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a) Self-weight + prestress = 12.2 – 6.5
= 5.7 mm ↑
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72 is prestressed by a parabolic cable carrying an effective stresses 1000 .The
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span of the beam is 8 . The cable, composed of 6 wires of 7
diameter, has an
eccentricity of 50 at the center & zero at the supports. Neglecting all losses, find
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a. Self-weight + prestressed
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= 3210
Cross-sectional area of beam,
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=38
Modulus of elasticity,
=24/
Dead weight of concrete,
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=72
Radius of gyration,
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Eccentricity,
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Force, =150
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Area of the steel wire = 188
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Section modulus, =22510
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Modular ratio,
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Initial stress in steel
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Stress in concrete,
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=6.66
Loss of stress due to elastic deformation of concrete = = 66.66 =
Percentage of loss of stress in steel =
= 5%
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Solution:
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A b = b x h = 100 mm (300 mm)
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a) MOMENT OF INERTIA OF THE NET CONCRETE SECTION
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=200300
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60,000
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50 ȳ= 60,000150 3,75075
56,2ȳ=155
= [ 200 300 5 [ ] ]
= 425.74 10
b) STRESS IN THE UPPER TOP FIBER IN THE CONCRETE AT TRANSFER AFTER LOSS OF STRESS
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= 0.95
= 51610340.95
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Home The prestressed concrete T-Beam shown is 8.5 meters and to be prestressed with tendons
located 100mm from the bottom of the beam at midspan. Determine the following:
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a. Location of the Neutral Axis from the top of the beam
b. Eccentricity of the prestressing tendons
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c. Ratio of effective prestressing force to the total uniform load if the resulting moment
at the midspan is zero.
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d. The maximum uniform live load it can safety carry if P=2MN after losses, and
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allowable tensile stress after losses is 2.92MPa and allowable compressive stress is
15.53MPa.
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Solutions:
a. A1 = (300)(600) = 180 000 mm2
A2 = (600)(200) = 120 000 mm 2
AT = 180 000 + 120 000 = 300 000 mm2
c. P = Presstressing Force
W = Total Uniform Load
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d = 340 – 100
2
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d2 = 240 mm
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1 12 2 22
I = + 180 000 (160) + + 120 000 (240)
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Ft = ; C = 700 – 340 = 360 mm
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M= 210 360
M = 1181.225 kN.m
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1181.225 =
w = 130.79
w = DL + LL ; DL = W cAt = 23.5(300 000)/10002) = 7.05kN/m
w = DL + LL
130.79 = 7.05 + LL
LL = 123.74 kN/m
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Home A 6 meters rectangular concrete beam of cross-section 300 mm x 800 mm is subjected to pre stressing
force with an effective strength of 1600 kN which has eccentricity of 150 mm below the C.G. The beam
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a. Stresses at midspan.
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156 = 67.5 .
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Home Problem No.1. The beam of a 2 storey warehouse has dimension shown below. The beams are simply
supported on a span of 10 m and it is prestressed by a parabolic tendons( 15-5mmØ wires ) with an
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= 50 kN and the beam carried a liveload of 20 kN/m. Use 24 kN/m³ weight if concrete
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of 12,500 for shortening of concrete.
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Δfs is the loss of prestressed (kN)
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DL = 24 kN/m³ ( .3)(.7)
DL = 5.04 kN/m
LL = 20 kN/m
Wtotal = 25.04 kN/m
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M= 313 kN.m.
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f = 12.78 MPa
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A prestressed concrete simple beam having a cross section of 255 x 620mm is subjected to
prestressing force in steel immediately after prestressing which eventually reduce to 1700
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distributed load of 30 KN/m (not including beam`s weight). The eccentricity is 110 mm and
length of beam is 8.0 m. Determine the following:
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a. Bending moment at midspan.
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b. Total stresses at midspan.
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Given: L = 8. 0 m
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Cross-section: 225 x 620 mm Required:
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P = 1700 kN a. M @ midspan
b. f top & f bottom @ midspan
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e = 110mm
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M = 29.77 + 240
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1. Calculate the resulting final compressive stress if the pre stressing force is applied at
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2. Calculate the final compressive stress if the pre stressing force is applied at an
eccentricity of 100 mm below the centroid of the beam section.
Bestsellers 3. Calculate the eccentricity at which the pre stressing force can be applied so that the
resulting tensile stress at the top fiber of the beam is zero.
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1. Final compressive stress if the pre stressing force is applied at the centroid of the
beam section.
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851000
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2. Final compression stress if the pre stressing force is applied at an eccentricity of 100
mm below the centroid of the beam section.
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b = 150mm
d = 330mm
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P = 6(40) = 240kN
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SOLVING FOR THE TOTAL STRESS @ MIDSPAN
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