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2.14    REINFORCED AND PRESTRESSED CONCRETE ENGINEERING AND DESIGN


                             o   sum of perimeters of reinforcing bars, in. (mm). Then the ultimate shear flow at any
                            plane between the neutral axis and the reinforcing steel is h u   V u /(d   a/2).
                              In conformity with the notational system of the working-stress method, the distance d
                            a/2 is designated as jd. Dividing the shear flow by the area of contact in a unit length and
                            introducing the capacity-reduction factor yield

                                                           V u
                                                      u u                                (18)
                                                            ojd
                            A section of the ACI Code sets     0.85 with respect to bond, and j is usually assigned
                            the approximate value of 0.875 when this equation is used.
                            2. Calculate the bond stress
                            Thus,  o   11.0 in. (279.4 mm), from the ACI Handbook. Then u u   72,000/[0.85(11.0)
                            (0.875)   (15)]   587 lb/sq.in. (4047.4 kPa).
                              The allowable stress is given in the Code as
                                                          9.5( f c 
) 0.5
                                                   u u,allow                             (19)
                                                             D
                                                                                0.5
                            but not above 800 lb/sq.in. (5516 kPa). Thus,  u u,allow   9.5(4,000) /0.875    687
                            lb/sq.in. (4736.9 kPa).



                            DESIGN OF INTERIOR SPAN OF A
                            ONE-WAY SLAB

                            A floor slab that is continuous over several spans carries a live load of 120 lb/sq.ft. (5745
                               2
                                                              2
                            N/m ) and a dead load of 40 lb/sq.ft. (1915 N/m ), exclusive of its own weight. The clear
                            spans are 16 ft (4.9 m). Design the interior span, using f c 
  3000 lb/sq.in. (20,685 kPa)
                            and f y   50,000 lb/sq.in. (344,750 kPa).


                            Calculation Procedure:
                            1. Find the minimum thickness of the slab as governed by
                            the Code
                            Refer to Fig. 8. The maximum potential positive or negative moment may be found by ap-
                            plying the type of loading that will induce the critical moment and then evaluating this
                            moment. However, such an analysis is time-consuming. Hence, it is wise to apply the
                            moment equations recommended in the ACI Code whenever the span and loading condi-
                            tions satisfy the requirements given there. The slab is designed by considering a 12-in.
                            (304.8-mm) strip as an individual beam, making b   12 in. (304.8 mm).
                              Assuming that L   17 ft (5.2 m), we know the minimum thickness of the slab is t min
                            L/35   17(12)/35   5.8 in. (147.32 mm).
                            2. Assuming a slab thickness, compute the ultimate load
                            on the member
                                                                                       3
                            Tentatively assume t   6 in. (152.4 mm). Then the beam weight   (6/12)(150 lb/ft   75
                            lb/lin ft (1094.5 N/m). Also, w u   1.5(40   75)   1.8(120)   390 lb/lin ft (5691.6 N/m).
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