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Introduction 5
1 A constructive layout schema 6
2 Calculation of a hollow-core slab 7
2.1 Design span and loads 7
2.2 Efforts from design and standard loads 8
2.3 Determining the dimensions of the slab section 8
2.4 Calculation of longitudinal working reinforcement 9
2.5 Design of transverse reinforcement 11
3 Calculation of the transverse frame 14
3.1 Determination of forces in the transverse frame waler 14
3.2 Calculation of the strength of the girder for normal sections 18
4 Column calculation 24
4.1 Determination of longitudinal forces from design loads 24
4.2 Selection of section and calculation of the sectional area of reinforcement 25
5 Foundation calculation 27
5.1 Determination of geometric dimensions and selection of reinforcement 27
6 Vertical stiffness diaphragm 30
6.1 Guidelines for the calculation of vertical stiffness ties 32
6.2 Collecting loads 32
6.3 Calculation of a vertical diaphragm with a height of 20 m 33
6.4 Calculation of the diaphragm section within the 35 floor height 35
Conclusion 38
List of used literature 39
INTRODUCTION
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1 A constructive layout schema
The arrangement of the transverse frame begins with the establishment of the
basic (overall) dimensions of the structural elements in the plane of the frame. The
vertical dimensions are snapped to the floor level, taking it to be zero. The horizontal
dimensions are tied to the longitudinal axes of the building. All dimensions are taken
in accordance with the basic provisions for unification. The layout is made in
accordance with [1].
The crossbars of the transverse frames are rigidly connected to the extreme and
middle columns. Floor slabs, prestressed in two versions, are accepted as hollow-core
slabs. Hollow-core slabs are assumed to be equal with a nominal width of 2000 mm.
Structural layout includes selection of grid and column spacing, direction of
main beams, etc. The layout is carried out taking into account the purpose of the
structure, architectural and planning solutions, technical and economic indicators, etc.
The span of the main beams is 68m, the height of the section is hгл.б = (1/8
1/15)lгл.б, the width of the section is bгл.б = (0,40,5) hгл.б. The secondary beams are
placed so that the axis of one of the beams coincides with the axis of the column. The
span of the secondary beam is 57m, the section height hвт.б = (1/12 1/20)lвт.б, the
section width bгл.б = (0,30,5) hвт.б. The height of the section of the beams is assigned
a multiple of 50 mm if it is not more than 600 mm and a multiple of 100 m at a
greater height.
The layout of the structural diagram is shown in Figure 1.1.
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2 Calculation of a hollow-core slab
Estimated span. To establish the design span, the slabs are preset by the
dimensions of the crossbar according to the formula 2.1 [1]:
1 (
hр=( 12 ) l1,
2.1)
b=(0.3-0.4) hр, (
2.2)
b (
l 0=l 2− ,
2 2.3)
where l 2 – span of the building, cm;
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b – cross-sectional width of the crossbar, cm
0.25
l 0=¿ 6.2 - =¿6.075 м
2
Collection of loads. Calculation of loads per 1 m2 of flooring is given in
accordance with table 2.1.
Design load per 1 m with a slab width of 2.0 m, taking into account the safety
factor for the purpose of the building γ n = 0.95:
constant g=4.134 2.0 0.95=7.85 кN /м;
complete g+υ =10.134 2.0 0.95=19.25 кN /м; υ=6.0 2.0 0.95=11.4кN /м.
Standard load per 1 m:
constant g=3.68 2.0 0.95=7.0 кN /м;
complete g+υ=8.68 2.0 0.95=16.5 кN /м;
including permanent and long-term 7.18 2.2 0.95=13.6 кN /м
The bending moment of the design load is determined by the formula 2.4 [1]:
М=(g+υ) l02/8, (
2.4)
where g- constant load
υ - live load
М=19.25 6.0752/8=89 кNm
The shear force is determined by formula 2.5 [1]:
The height of the section of a hollow-core (10 round voids with a diameter of
15 cm) slab according to the formula 2.6 [1]:
h= l0/30 (
2.6)
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where l0 - calculated span
h=607.5/30≈21сm
The working height of the section is determined by the formula 2.7 [1]:
h0=h-с1 (
2.7)
f ck (2.8)
f cd =acc
γс
25
f cd =0.85 =14.2 МPа
1.5
Characteristic tensile strength of working reinforcement class S500
f yk=500 М P а. The design tensile strength of the working reinforcement is determined
by the formula 2.9 [3]:
f yk (2.9)
f yd =
γs
500
f yd = =435 МPа
1.15
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Figure 2.1 - Plan and side view of the floor slab
A variable uniformly distributed load is applied to the slab q k = 11.4 кN/m and
constant gk =7.85 кN /м.
The design section of the slab is shown in accordance with Figure 2.2.
MEd, max=89 кNm.
Effective cross-section width beff = 2.0 м.
Working section height according to the formula 2.10 [3]:
d = h - c1 (2.10)
d = 250 – 30 = 220 mm
We determine the value of the coefficient is determined by the formula 2.11
[3]:
M Ed (2.11)
α Ed = 2
≤ α Eds ,lim ¿ ¿
f cd beff d
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According to the table. A.1. Appendix A [3] for normal concrete ≤ C50/60; α Ed
x
= 0.1 и σ sd =f yd = 435 МPа → ω = 0.155, ξ= d =0.155. N Ed=0
The relative height of the compressed zone is determined by the formula 2.12
[3]:
x = ξ ∙d < hf (2.12)
d
A s1 =ω b eff
f yd (2.13)
f cd
175
A s1 =0.1069 2000 =1221 mm2=12.21 сm2
435
14,2
The area of the working reinforcement is taken according to the range of bar
reinforcement: 9∅ 14S500 ( A s1 = 13.85с m2).
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f yωk (2.14)
f yωd =
γs
240
f yωd = =209 МPа
1.15
The length of the section on which the transverse reinforcement must be
installed according to the calculation is determined from the diagram of the shear
forces.
To do this, we determine the lateral force that concrete can perceive according
to the formula 2.15 [3]:
1
(2.15)
V Rd ,c =
0.18
[
γc
¿k ( 100 ρl f ck ) 3 bω d
]
200 (2.16)
where k =1+
√ d
≤2
200
k =1+
√ 175
=3
As1 (
ρl = ≤0.02
bω d 2.17)
1385
ρl = =0.0035<0.02
2000 175
1
[(
V Rd ,c =
0.18
1.5 )
2 × ( 100 0.0035 25 ) 3 2000 175=173.1кN ; ]
But not less V Rd ,c ,min according to the formula 2.18 [3]:
3 1
(
[
V Rd ,c ,min = 0.035 k 2 f ck2 bω d ] 2.18)
3 1
[ ]
V Rd ,c ,min = 0.035 2 2 25 2 2000 175=173.25 кN ;
Insofar as V Ed ,max <V Rd ,c ,min; 58.5 кN ¿ 173.25 kN we install transverse
reinforcement based on design considerations.
The step of the transverse reinforcement is determined by the formula 2.19 [3]:
s ≤ 0.75 d (2.19)
s ≤0.75 175=130mm
The layout of the transverse bars is shown in accordance with Figure 2.3.
From the condition of weldability of reinforcing bars, assign reinforcement in
the compressed zone A s 2 = 7.07с m2 (9∅ 10)S240 and transverse reinforcement A sω =
2.55с m2 (5∅ 10)B1.
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Figure 2.3 - Layout of transverse bars
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3 Calculation of the transverse frame girder
Design scheme and loads. The transverse multi-storey frame has a regular
design scheme with equal spans of crossbars and equal lengths of racks (height of
floors). The cross-sections of the crossbars and racks by floors are also taken
constant. Such a multi-storey frame is dismembered to calculate the vertical load on
single-storey frames with zero points of moments by hinges located at the ends of the
racks in the middle of the length of the racks of all floors except the first. The design
diagram of the calculated frame of the middle floors is shown in accordance with
Figure 3.1.
The load on the girder from hollow-core slabs is considered uniformly
distributed, from ribbed slabs with more than four ribs in the girder span, it is also
evenly distributed. The width of the load strip per crossbar is equal to the step of the
transverse frames, in the example - 6.2 m.
Calculation of loads per 1м2 of flooring is given in accordance with Table 2.1.
Calculate the design load per 1m of the girder length.
Constant: from overlap taking into account the coefficient
Reliability for the purpose of the building γ п = 0.95; 4.134 6.2
0.95=24.3кN /м; от веса ригеля сечением 0.25 0.6м (ρ =2500кг/сm3) taking into
account reliability factors γ f = 1.1и γ n =0.95; 0.250.6251.10.95=3.9 кN /м. Итого
g=24.3+3.9=28.2 кN /м.
Timed tailored γ n=0,95; v=660,95=34,2кN /м, including long 4,2 6 0,95=24
and short-term 1.8 6 0,95=10,2кN /м.
Full load g+υ=62.4 кN /м.
Calculation of bending moments in the design cross-sections of the girder. The
supporting moments are calculated according to table 2, appendix 2 [1] for girders
connected to the columns on the middle and extreme supports rigidly, according to
the formula M=(αg+ßυ)l2. The tabular coefficients α and ß depend on the crossbar
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loading schemes and the coefficient k - the ratio of the linear stiffness of the crossbar
and the column. The cross-section of the girder is taken to be 25X60cm, the section
of the column is 30X30cm, the length of the column is l = 4.0 m. Calculated by the
formula 3.1 [1]:
I bm∗l col
k= I ∗l (3.1)
col bm
b р∗h3р h4с
where I bm= I
; col=
12 12
I bm – deadbolt moment of inertia,
I col – column moment of inertia,
Lcol – column length,
Lbm – crossbar length
25 603 400
k= =3.8
30 303 700
The calculation of the supporting moments of the girder from a constant load
and various schemes of loading with a temporary load is given in accordance with
Table 3.1.
Span moments of the crossbar:
1) in the extreme span of the loading scheme 1 + 2, support moments М12=-144
кN *м, М21= -240 кNm; load g+υ=62.4 кN /м; lateral forces are determined by the
formula 3.2 [1]:
g +υ −M 12−M 21
Q1= 2 l (3.2)
l
62.4∗7 −144+240
Q1= 2
−
7
=218-13=205кN ; Q2=218+13=231кN ;
Maximum flight moment according to formula 3.3 [1]:
Q12
М= + М12 (3.3)
2(g+υ)
2052
М= −¿144=193кN *м;
262.4
1) in the middle span - loading schemes 1 + 3, support moments М23= М32=-230
кNm; maximum flight moment:
( g+ υ ) l 2 62.4 72
М= + М23= −¿230=153кNm
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Diagrams of the moments of the girder with various combinations of loading
schemes are built according to the data in Table. 3.1. Constant load according to
loading scheme 1 is involved in all combinations: 1 + 2.1 + 3.1 + 4.
Redistribution of moments under the influence of the formation of plastic
hinges in the transom. A practical calculation is to reduce the girder bearing moments
by about 30% М21 and М23 according to loading schemes 1 + 4; in this case, the
formation of plastic hinges on the support is outlined. An alignment moment diagram
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is added to the moment diagram of loading schemes 1 + 4 so that the supporting
moments are equalized М21 =М23 and the convenience of reinforcing the support
assembly was provided. Moment alignment plot ordinates:
ΔМ21= 0.3 317=95 кNm
ΔМ23=95-(317-292)=70 кNm;
wherein
ΔМ12=: -ΔМ21/3= 95/3=32 кNm
ΔМ32= -ΔМ23/3=-70/3= -23кNm;
Table 3.1 - Standard and design loads per 1m2 of the girder
−228 0.3
М21,1= 222 2
=188кNm
( g+ υ ) l M 21−M 12
Q2= − (3.5)
2 l
62.4 7 −222+157
Q2 = 2
−
7
=218+10=228 кN ; Q1=218-10=208 кN
1) according to loading schemes 1 + 2
−120 0.3
М21,1= 187 2
=169кNm
g l M 21 −M 12
Q2= − (3.6)
2 l
3.2 Calculation of the strength of the girder along the sections normal to
the longitudinal axis
ω
ξR = G SR ω (3.7)
1+ (1− )
G sec 1.1
M
d=¿
√ α m f cd b
(3.8)
h = d + c1 (3.9)
x
where ω = 0.2327; ξ = d = 0.446
153000000
α ed = = 0.25 ≤ α Ed ,lim ¿ ¿ = 0.372
14.2× 250× 4602
The sectional area of the reinforcement is determined by the formula 3.11 [3]:
ω beff d
A s1 = f yd (3.11)
f cd
200
k =1+
√ 460
=1.7
As1
ρl = ≤0.02 (3.13)
bω d
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911
ρl = =0.008 ≤ 0.02
250 × 460
3 1
[ 2
V Rd ,c ,min = 0.035× k × f 2
ck ]× b ×d
ω
(3.14)
3 1
V Rd ,c ,min =[ 0.035 ×1.7 ×25 ] ×250 × 460=44.61 кN
2 2
V Ed S
A sw = (3.16)
d z cot θ f sw
214000 ×50
A sw = = 117 mm2
460 ×167 × cot 40
where s = 50 mm (we accept in advance).
We accept: 2∅ 10 S240 ( A s w = 1.57 с m2).
Checking the condition:
A sw f sw
≤ 0.5 ν f cd (3.17)
bw s
ν f cd bw d z
V Ed ≤ V Rd ,max = (3.18)
cot θ+tan θ
f ck
ν = 0.6(1 – ) > 0.5 (3.19)
250
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0.5 ν f cd = 0.5×0.54×14.2 = 3.8
2.1 < 3.8
Second design section d z = 2000 mm. V Ed in this section:
V Ed l/2
246 3.5
= l ; = ; V Ed 1=105 к N
V Ed 1 −d z V Ed 1 3.5−2
2
Determined by the formula 3.16 [3]:
105000 ×130
A sw = = 150 mm2,
460 ×167 × cot 40
where s = 130 mm (we accept in advance).
We accept: 2∅ 10 S240 ( A s w = 1.57 с m2).
We check the condition is determined by the formula 3.19 [3]:
f ck
ν = 0.6(1 – ) = 0.6(1 – 0.1) = 0.54 > 0.5
250
Determined by the formula 3.20 [3]:
0.5 ×14.2× 250 ×2000
V Ed = 105 <V Rd ,max = = 1880 кN .
1.2+0.84
A sw f sw 157× 167
= = 0.8,
bw s 250 ×130
0.5 ν f cd = 0.5×0.54×14.2 = 3.8.
0.8 < 3.8
Third design section d z = 3000 mm. V Ed in this section:
V Ed l/2
246 3.5
= l ; = ; V =26 к N
V Ed , i −d z V Ed 3 3.5−3 Ed 3
2
Determined by the formula 3.16 [3]:
26000 × 400
A sw = = 136 mm2,
460 ×167 × cot 40
where s = 400 mm (we accept in advance).
We accept: 2∅ 10 S240 ( A s w = 1.57 с m2).
We check the condition is determined by the formula 3.16 [3]:
A sw f sw
≤ 0.5 ν f cd
bw s
We check the condition using the formula 3.19 [3]:
f ck
ν = 0.6(1 – ) = 0.6(1 – 0.1) = 0.54 > 0.5,
250
0.5 ×14.2× 250 ×3000
V Ed = 26 <V Rd ,max = = 2821 кN .
1.2+0.84
A sw f sw 157 ×167
= = 0.3,
bw s 250× 400
0.5 ν f cd = 0.5×0.54×14.2 = 3.8.
0.3 < 3.8
The condition is fulfilled, therefore, the selected step and area can be accepted.
Design of transom reinforcement.
1) Determine on the middle support. The crossbar is reinforced with two
welded frames, part of the longitudinal rods of the frames are cut off in accordance
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with the change in the envelope of the moment diagram and along the reinforcement
diagram. The plot of materials is shown in accordance with Figure 3.2.
We determine the bending moments perceived in the design sections,
according to the actually accepted reinforcement, it is determined by the formula 3.21
[1]:
M 2 ∅ 28 = f yd A s 1 ζd (3.21)
As1 12.32
where μ = = 25× 46 = 0.0107,
db
d = h - c 1 = 50 – 4 = 46 сm,
f yd 435
ξ=μ = 0.0107 = 0.34,
f cd 14.2
ζ = 1 - 0.34ξ = 0.83
M 2 ∅ 28 = 435×12.32×0.83×46 = 206 кN ×м
We determine the moments in the places of the theoretical break is determined
by the formula 3.22 [1]:
M 2 ∅ 12 = f yd A ' s 1 ζd (3.22)
As1 2,26
where μ = = 25× 46 = 0.006,
db
d = h - c 1 = 40 – 4 = 46 сm,
f yd 435
ξ=μ = 0.006 = 0.006,
f cd 14.2
ζ = 1 - 0.006ξ = 0.99
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Figure 3.2- Diagram of materials (reinforcement)
M 2 ∅ 12 = 435×2,26×0.99×46 = 45 кN ×м
Anchorage length is determined by the formula 3.23 [1]:
Qi
w= + 5d > 20d (3.23)
2q wi
23
ζ = 1 - 0.5ξ = 0.875
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4 Column calculation
Load area of the middle column with a grid of columns 7×6.2 = 43.4 м 2.
Constant load:
- from overlapping according to the formula from 4.1 [1]:
N 1=γ n g A гр (4.1)
N 2=γ n γ f h р b р L р ρ (4.2)
N 3=γ n γ f h к b к H эт ρ (4.3)
N 4 =γ n γ f g покр А гр (4.4)
N Ed
V Ed = (4.7)
(b h f cd )
V Ed = -2303000/(400×400×14.2) = -1.0
M Ed
a Eds = (4.8)
(b h 2 f cd )
f yd
A s ,tot = ω totbh/( ) (4.9)
f cd
435
A s ,tot = 0.58×400×400/( ) = 3030 mm2
14.2
A s1 = A s 2 = 1515 mm2, accept 4∅ 32 S500 ( A s = 3217 mm2 ).
We accept transverse reinforcement constructively on the basis of the
following condition that the diameter should be at least 6 mm and not more than ¼
d max : ∅ 8 S240
The step is taken based on the conditions:
- no more than 400 mm;
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- no more than the minimum side of the section;
- no more 20d min.
The step is taken equal to 400 mm.
Column reinforcement is shown in accordance with Figure 4.1
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5 Foundation calculation
The standard load on the foundation is determined by the formula from 5.1 [3]:
N 2300
Nn = = = 2000 кN (5.1)
γf 1.15
n
d = dθ
√∑
i=1
Mi (5.2)
Nn
A = R−γ d (5.3)
m
N
d = -0.25(2h к) + 0.5
√ f ctd + p
(5.4)
N 6593
p= = 291600 = 0.011 кN с m2,
A
where f ctd – design tensile strength of concrete,
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р – design pressure on the base of the foundation,
h к – column transverse dimension
2300
d = -0.25240 + 0.5
√ 1.2+0.011
= 46 сm
From the condition of ensuring the rigidity of the column embedding according
to the formula from 5.5 [3]:
H = 1.5h к + 25 (5.5)
H = 1.540 + 25 = 85 сm
From the condition of anchoring according to the formula from 5.6 [3]:
M Ed
α Eds = ≤ α Eds , lim ¿¿ (5.7)
f cd b d 2
1
A st =
(0.0154500113014.2 + 2300) = 2495 mm2
435
We accept 23∅ 14S500( A s=35.4сm2)
Determine the values of the minimum bending moments acting per unit of slab
width (1.0 m) mEdx and m Edy in the x and y directions, respectively.
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where η=0.125, column position - internal for mEdx at the top of the stove.
m Ed
α Eds = < α Eds, lim ¿¿ (5.10)
f cd b d 2
z
w=0.015 , ζ = =0.984 , z =0.984 1130=1112mm
d
288 106
α Eds = =0.015<α Eds ,lim ¿=0.372¿
14.21000 1130 2
The area of the required area of tensile reinforcement according to the formula
from 5.11 [3]:
m Ed
a s= (5.11)
f yd × z
b eff =b=4.5 м , A s=as b eff =595 4.5=2678 ,which is less than accepted
23 ∅ 14 ( A s=3540 mm ) – the condition is met.
2
288 106 2
a s= =595 mm
435 1112
We check the shear strength of the foundation slab
We calculate the value of the maximum shear stress using the formula:
β ×V Ed
v Ed = (5.12)
u1 ×d
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V Ed=N Ed−σ 0 × A cont × 0.5 (5.13)
N Ed 2300
σ 0= = =114 kH / м
2
(5.14)
A 4.5 × 4.5
β × V Ed
V Ed= (5.15)
u1 × d
1.15× 1692000
V Ed= =0.13 H / м м 2
12900 ×1130
3 1
( )
V Rd ,c ,min = 0.035× 1.13 2 × 25 2 =0.21 H / м м 2
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200 200
wherе k =1+
√ d
=1+
√ 1140
=1.13 ≤ 2 ( d в mm )
ρ1= √ ρlx × ρly =√ 0.00078× 0.00076=0.0077≤ 0.02
ρlx , ρly −¿longitudinal reinforcement coefficients in x - direction and y -
direction respectively
35.4
ρlx = =0.00078 ;
400 ×113
35.4
ρly = =0.00076 ;
400 ×115
V Rd ,c =[ 0.12×1.13 (100× 0.00077 ×25)1/ 3 ]=0.17
H
V Rd ,c >V Rd ,c =0.17 2
>0.13 H / м м 2
мм
Since the magnitude of the maximum shear stress caused by the local
concentrated load is less than the design force that the section can withstand during
punching, the punching shear strength along the reference perimeter, measured from
the perimeter of the column, is provided.
Reinforcement of the foundation with mesh is shown in accordance with
Figure 5.2.
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6 Vertical stiffness diaphragm
The spatial stability of the building can be ensured by a frame system if the
crossbars are installed between the columns in the longitudinal direction as well as in
the transverse direction, i.e. to be rigidly embedded in the columns to ensure the
perception of horizontal forces. In this case, the joints of the columns with the girders
in two directions are complex. If, according to the terms of the layout of the premises,
partitions are provided, then in their plane it is possible to put vertical stiffness ties,
replacing the crossbars of the longitudinal direction. Connections can be lattice metal
and solid reinforced concrete (diaphragms) with or without openings. The latter are
distinguished by lower metal consumption. In addition to being calculated in the
longitudinal direction as a cantilever equal to the height of the building, vertical
diaphragms must be checked for stability from the plane of the wall within the height
of one floor. For simplicity, vertical diaphragms can be considered loosely fixed in
the floor levels without being connected to the columns.
These forces are absorbed by two diaphragms located between the middle
columns of the transverse frames and assembled from panels measuring 5.6 × 6 m
with a thickness of 0.2 m from concrete of class C12 / 15. For the consumption of
materials in prefabricated panels, it is possible to provide round vertical voids D = 80
mm, which are used as channels for communication. For example, the volume of
forty voids in one panel (floor) π × 0.04 2 × 4 × 40=0.8 м3 .
Reinforced concrete panel weight
G= ( 4 ×6.14 ×0.2−0.8 ) 2.5 × 9.8=100 kH
Diaphragm weight of five panels
N=5 × 100=500
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Plan and side view of the stiffening diaphragm in accordance with Figure 6.1.
e0
δ e= (6.1)
h
where e 0 - eccentricity,
h- length of reinforced concrete panel
4760
δ e=
6140
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But no less relative eccentricity, which is determined by the formula from 6.2
[2]:
l0
δ e ,min =0.5−0.01( +❑b 2 f cd ) (6.2)
h
The influence of the duration of the action of the load on the deflection at the
eccentricity of its action is taken into account by the coefficient according to the
formula from 6.3 [2]:
e0 l +0.5 h−a
φ l=1+ β N 1 (6.3)
N (e0 + 0.5h−a)
6.4 Eb I 0.11
N cr = 2
l0 [(
φl 0.1+ δ e /φ p )
+0.1 I s Es / E p
] (6.4)
N [ e−( 1−0.5 ξ h0 ) ]
A,s= A s= (6.6)
'
[ f (h −a )]
yd 0
5740
Q b 0=2 ( 1+0.11 ) 0.9 × 0.73× 120× =500 kH > Q=214 kH
2
Consequently, transverse reinforcement is not required by design.
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Figure 6.2 - Reinforcement of the stiffness diaphragm
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CONCLUSION
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LIST OF USED LITERATURE
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