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1&2 3 4 0.02hx 0.015hx 0.01hx Max Drift Check 0.02 0.015 0.01 hx is the height of the floor at which the earthquake load is acting Results Below are from LINPRO using the beam and column dimensions prescribed above
General Formula
Floor Heights 1st floor 2nd floor roof 1st floor max drift 2nd floor max drift roof max drift
From our tabulated results, our nodes under earthquake load are node 4, 8 and 12 delta x 1 0.097669 OK delta x 2 0.052173 OK delta x 3 0.030685 OK N.B. If the drifts exceed the max drift, change occupancy level or beam and column dimensions
Linpro Analysis of Members to be designed Moments (kNm) Combo 1 = 1.2D + 0.5L 1.0E Beam Member #12 - AB 143.73 kNm Internal Mom. 232.25 kNm " Beam Member #13 - BC External Mom. " 33.73 kNm 201.97 kNm Internal Mom. " 201.95 kNm 33.75 kNm
External Mom.
Combo 3 = 1.2D + 1.6L Beam Member #12 - AB -61.59 kNm Internal Mom.
-98.92 kNm
External Mom.
-115.61 kNm
External Mom.
-5.38 kNm
Combo 2 = 0.9D 1.0E Beam Member #12 - AB 160.65 kNm Internal Mom. -231.8 kNm " Beam Member #13 - BC
Axial Loads (kN) Combo 1 = 1.2D + 0.5L 1.0E Column Member #3 - BE 781.89 699.69
158.76 kNm -163.12 kNm Combo 3 = 1.2D + 1.6L Column Member #3 - BE 1017.38
Step 1 - Column Main Steel Column span (height) (mm); (m) Width, b (mm); (in) Depth, h (mm); (in) width/depth ratio width/depth ratio check Ult. Axial load, Pu (kN); (kip) Ult. Moment, Mu (kNm); (kip-ft) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) phi, Gross area, Ag (mm2); (in2) Cover to rebar (mm); (in) Clear height min max 5000 450 450 1 OK 1017.38 227.33 25 414 0.65 202500 38 0.01 0.06 228.707 167.67 3.625 60.03 324 1.52 5 18 18
OK OK From Graph A7 <max As/Ag Total bars (mm2) Try 8 [19mm ] Check
Step 3 - Strong-Column-WeakBeam Check Sidesway to left Beam mom. strength M + Beam mom. strength M Axial load due to beam at joint as psi values From interaction graph hence find Mn Mn (kip-ft); (kNm) Mn is the column's mom. strength Check
OK OK OK
Sidesway to right Beam mom. strength M + Beam mom. strength M Axial load due to beam at joint as psi values From interaction graph = Mn (kip-ft); (kNm) Check
287.66 kNm 188.50 kNm 781.89 kN 0.0105 0.23 0.14 (hence find Mn) 246.645 334.41
Step 4 - Calc. The traverse rebar for Confinement hoops Confinement zone Lo, max of d h (col. Height - beam depth)/6 450mm Lo =
mm mm mm mm
733 mm
Det hc, cross section of column core not including cover hc = (total width h)-(concrete cover to centroid of stirrup)- (2 x stirrups half diameter) hc 364 mm
Consider hx as 250mm (10in) Max hoop spacing "sx"is the smallest out of (as shown below): sx = 4 + (14 - hx)/3 in inches sx = depth/4 sx = 6 x column rebar diameter hence max sx = Try a spacing of 50mm or 2 in
133.33 mm
Ach is the cross section of column core not including cover, but includes stirrups
139876 mm
Lu
4.4 m
Since sidesway to left and right is the same we will do one calc Mpr1 + Mpr2 476.16 kNm Vu 108.2182 kN in psi units 0.75
Step 1 - Beam Dimensions Span (m); (mm) Width, b (mm); (in) Depth, D (mm); (in) Effective depth, d (mm); (in) Clear Span (mm); (in) 4d (mm); (in)
Substitute "a" in eqn above; solve As phi, fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) Quadratic formed below a b c = Mu As + (m2); (mm2) As - (m ); (mm ) Area of steel to choose (mm2) Assume No. 25mm rebars Steel Provided
2 2
60.03 3.625
Substitute "a" in eqn above; solve As phi, fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) Quadratic formed below a b c = Mu As + (m2); (mm2) As - (m ); (mm ) 2 Area of steel to choose (mm ) Assume No. 25mm rebars Steel Provided
2 2
60.03 3.625
0.02182227 21822.27 0.0011729 1172.90 2.39 1473 71.74 1172.902 2 mm 3 Bars mm2 mm
Check limits on As (Ext. Supp) 0.00657589 0.00338164 OK OK Step 5 - Calc. min +ve Mom. strength Internal Supports +Mn 287.66 kNm Therefore Mn = Mn/2 External Supports +Mn 287.66 kNm OK 143.83 kNm
+
OK 143.83 kNm
Therefore Mn = Mn/2
Substitute "a" in eqn above; solve As phi, fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) Quadratic formed below a b c = Mu As + (m2); (mm2) As - (m ); (mm ) 2 Area of steel to choose (mm ) Assume No. 20mm rebars Steel Provided
2 2
60.03 3.625
0.022198 22197.58 0.000798 797.59 2.54 942 45.88 797.5922 2 mm 3 Bars mm2 mm
Check limits on As (Ext. Supp) 0.004205 0.003382 OK OK Therefore Mn, midspan 188.50 kNm Mn = Mn, midspan
+ +
188.50 kNm
Extend bottom mid-span rebars to internal and external supports
Empirical Rules
Top Part of beam only
71.92 kNm OK
143.83 kNm
Since the bottom midspan rebars are extended to the outer column as calculated for +Mn, mid-span then 143.83kNm is ok. If not, additional steel would be needed
Step 7 - Calc. and check anchorage lengths for main rebars that end in the ext. column Top Steel 383.5 200 150
mm mm mm OK OK
Note that the space referred to is the straight line from the inner column face to the outer face of the hook = 500 > 383.5mm: OK Rationale: Since I have 3 bars on the top external beam, I (multiply 3 bars by 25mm)+(383.50mm) and round it off by the nearest 50mm. This gives me the ditance I need for each of the 3 bars I designed for. Bottom Steel 306.8 mm 160 mm OK 150 mm OK Note that the space referred to is the straight line from the inner column face to the outer face of the hook = 400 > 306.80mm: OK Rationale: Since I have 3 bars at the bottom external beam, I (multiply 3 bars by 20mm)+(383.50mm) and round it off by the nearest 50mm. This gives me the distance I need for each of the 3 bars I designed for.
Step - 8 Calculate the Seismic Shear Rebar 1.25fy (Mpa or Nmm-2) 2 As1 External Supports (mm ) As2 Internal Supports (mm2) a External Supports (mm) a Internal Supports (mm) d (mm) Mpr1 Mpr2 wu = 1.2wD + 1.6wL Ext. Supp. (kNm) Int. Supp. (kNm) (kN/m) 30.5 kN/m 15 kN/m 5.2 5200 60.6 kN/m 183.97 kN -123.37 kN 183.97 kN 153.67 kN 91.98 kN Pu (gravity load) taken from analysis (lbs); (kN) use psi to calc. 781.89 kN 300.00 kN 43157.07 191.97
TRY ANOTHER CHECK USE Calc. Vc in kN
wD = Total Dead load from Frame Analysis wL = Total Live load from Frame Analysis Beam Span (m); (mm) wu Vu "+" Vu "-" Choose max. Vu Checks
40.0 kN Vs Calc. stirrup spacing, s (mm) Av = stirrup area for 2 legs (mm ) fyv = yield strength for stirrup (MPa)
2
53.32 kN
d/4 (mm)
possible smax
Confinement zone = 2*600mm depth s must be less than smax within the confinement zone hence we choose the smallest = 140mm
Step 1 - Beam Dimensions Span (m); (mm) Width, b (mm); (in) Depth, D (mm); (in) Effective depth, d (mm); (in) Clear Span (mm); (in) 4d (mm); (in)
Step - 4 -As at external supports 5.8 400 600 560 5350 2240 OK OK OK OK 5800 16 24 22.4 214 89.6
Substitute "a" in eqn above; solve As phi, fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) Quadratic formed below a b c = Mu As + (m2); (mm2) As - (m ); (mm ) Area of steel to choose (mm2) Assume No. 25mm rebars Steel Provided
2 2
Substitute "a" in eqn above; solve As phi, fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) Quadratic formed below a b c = Mu As + (m2); (mm2) As - (m ); (mm ) Area of steel to choose (mm2) Assume No. 25mm rebars Steel Provided
2 2
Substitute "a" in eqn above; solve As 0.9 414 25 9073906 -208656 201.97 0.021983 21982.63 0.001013 1012.54 2.06 1473 71.74 1012.542 mm2 3 Bars mm2 mm 60.03 3.625 phi, fy (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) f'c (Mpa or Nmm-2); (ksi) Quadratic formed below a b c = Mu As + (m2); (mm2) As - (m ); (mm ) Area of steel to choose (mm2) Assume No. 20mm rebars Steel Provided
2 2
60.03 3.625
0.022677 22676.85 0.000318 318.32 1.01 942 45.88 318.3203 mm2 2 Bars mm2 mm
Check limits on As (Ext. Supp) 0.006576 0.003382 OK OK Therefore +Mn, midspan 188.50 kNm 287.66 kNm OK 143.83 kNm Mn = Mn, midspan
+
0.004205 0.003382 OK OK
m. strength
188.50 kNm
Extend bottom mid-span rebars
Empirical Rules
Top Part of beam only
71.92 kNm OK
143.83 kNm
Since the bottom midspan rebars are extended to the outer column as calculated for +Mn, mid-span then 143.83kNm is ok. If not, additional steel would be needed for the beam bottom steel.
Step 7 - Calc. and check anchorage lengths for main rebars that end in the ext. column Top Steel 383.5 200 150 mm mm mm OK OK
Note that the space referred to is the straight line from the inner column face to the outer face of the hook = 500 > 383.5mm: OK Rationale: Since I have 3 bars on the top external beam, I (multiply 3 bars by 25mm)+(383.50mm) and round it off by the nearest 50mm. This gives me the ditance I need for each of the 3 bars I designed for. Bottom Steel 306.8 mm 160 mm OK 150 mm OK Note that the space referred to is the straight line from the inner column face to the outer face of the hook = 400 > 306.80mm: OK Rationale: Since I have 3 bars at the bottom external beam, I (multiply 3 bars by 20mm)+(306.80mm) and round it off by the nearest 50mm. This gives me the distance I need for each of the 3 bars I designed for.
Step - 8 Calculate the Seismic Shear Rebar 1.25fy (Mpa or Nmm-2) 2 As1 External Supports (mm ) As2 Internal Supports (mm2) a External Supports (mm) a Internal Supports (mm) d (mm) Mpr1 Mpr2 wu = 1.2wD + 1.6wL Ext. Supp. (kNm) Int. Supp. (kNm) (kN/m) 30.5 kN/m 15 kN/m 5.8 5800 60.6 kN/m 168.07 kN -107.47 kN 168.07 kN 137.77 kN 84.03 kN Pu (gravity load) taken from analysis (lbs); (kN) use psi to calc. 781.89 kN 300.00 kN 43157.07 191.97
TRY ANOTHER CHECK USE Calc. Vc in kN
wD = Total Dead load from Frame Analysis wL = Total Live load from Frame Analysis Beam Span (m); (mm) wu Vu "+" Vu "-" Choose max. Vu Checks
24.1 kN Vs Calc. stirrup spacing, s (mm) Av = stirrup area for 2 legs (mm2) fyv = yield strength for stirrup (MPa) 32.12 kN
d/4 (mm)
possible smax
Confinement zone = 2*600mm depth s must be less than smax within the confinement zone hence we choose the smallest = 140mm
Occupancy Category
1&2 3 4 0.02hx 0.015hx 0.01hx Max Drift Check 0.02 0.015 0.01 hx is the height of the floor at which the earthquake load is acting Results Below are from LINPRO using the beam and column dimensions prescribed above
General Formula
Floor Heights 1st floor 2nd floor roof 1st floor max drift 2nd floor max drift roof max drift 5 m (hx1) 8.8 m (hx2) 12.6 m (hx3) 0.1 m 0.176 m 0.252 m
From our tabulated results, our nodes under earthquake load are node 4, 8 and 12
OK OK OK
N.B. If the drifts exceed the max drift, change occupancy level or beam and column dimensions
Column
ns
Linpro Analysis of Members to be designed Moments (kNm) Combo 1 = 1.2D + 0.5L 1.0E Beam Member #12 - AB 67.6 kNm Internal Mom. 56.22 kNm " Beam Member #13 - BC External Mom. " 18.93 kNm 18.94 kNm Internal Mom. " 191.41 kNm 191.42 kNm
External Mom.
Combo 3 = 1.2D + 1.6L Beam Member #12 - AB -61.59 kNm Internal Mom.
-98.92 kNm
External Mom.
-115.61 kNm
External Mom.
-5.38 kNm
Combo 2 = 0.9D 1.0E Beam Member #12 - AB 90.96 kNm Internal Mom. 80.51 kNm " Beam Member #13 - BC
Axial Loads (kN) Combo 1 = 1.2D + 0.5L 1.0E Column Member #3 - BE 752.55 704.6
225.2 kNm 228.4 kNm Combo 3 = 1.2D + 1.6L Column Member #3 - BE 1000.05
Step 1 - Check Beam Strength Mp (kip-ft); (kN-m) Step 1 - Select Beam Sizes W16x89 Beam AB Span (m); (ft) Beam BC Span (m); (ft) Area (in2) Flange width (top) (mm); (in) Flange width (bot) (mm); (in) Flange thk (top) (mm); (in) Flange thk (bot) (mm); (in) Depth (mm); (in) 5.2 5.8 264.16 264.16 22.225 22.225 426.72 17.06 19.02 26.2 10.4 10.4 0.875 0.875 16.8 2.49 0.525 29000 50 2.9 bt/(2tf) < Max ps 175 Web Check Max ps h/tw or d/tw h/tw or d/tw < Max ps 5 289.56 16.4 51.3 11.4 Step 3 - Chk Unbraced Length of Beam Compression Flanges Max Length (m) Unbraced length check Step 2 - Chk beam for local buckling stability Flange check Max ps bt/(2tf) Mu (kNm) bMp (kN-m)
ryy (radius of gyration) (mm); (in) 63.246 Web thickness E (Mpa or N/mm-2); (ksi) fy (Mpa or N/mm2); (ksi) Le (Unbraced Length) (mm); (m) - Assume one half length of longest beam Zx (in3) 13.335 200 0.345 2900
Select Column Size W18x175 Column BE Span Area (in2) Flange width (top) (mm); (in)
Flange width (bot) (mm); (in) Flange thk (top) (mm); (in) Flange thk (bot) (mm); (in) Depth (mm); (in) ryy (radius of gyration) (mm); (in) Web thickness E (Mpa or N/mm-2); (ksi)
fy (Mpa or N/mm2); (ksi) Le (Unbraced Length) (mm); (m) - Assume one half length of longest beam Zx (in3)
0.345
50
2.9 398
Step 4 - Check the Strong-ColumnWeak-Beam Behaviour 729.17 191.42 889.76 OK 988.62 Ry Mp (kip-ft); (kN-m) D.L. (kN/m) L.L. (kN/m) 1.2D.L. + 1.6L.L. (kN/m); (kip/ft) Left Beam Vp (kip); (kN) (kip-ft) Right Beam Vp (kip); (kN) Beam Strength M*pb (kip-ft) Sum of beam strengths (kip-ft) 7.22 5.94 M*pc col. strength (kip-ft) (kip-ft) 1548.95 1.1 729.17 30.5 15 60.6 136.59 1091.73 988.62
4.15 607.59
568.58
OK Adjustment for avg C.L to avg clear column height M*pc 59.00 32 OK
3.15 OK
Step 5 - Check Column Local Stability Flange check Max ps bt/(2tf) bt/(2tf) < Max ps Web Check h/tw or d/tw h/tw or d/tw < Max ps 22.47 OK 7.22 3.58 OK
Step 6 - Check Column Zone Strength 2c = Y Fcr (ksi) c Pn (kips); (kN) 0.90 34.32 1496.49 6656.72
Pu/cPc Check
0.11
OK
Step 7 - Check the beam-column panel zone For the 5.2m (17.07 ft) beam Lc (m); (ft) (kip-ft) For the 5.8m (19.02 ft) beam Lc (m); (ft) (kip-ft) Mf (kip-ft) Ru (kip) 4.692 1874.36 15.39
17.36
tp (in) As the column web thickness is 0.89 in, the doubler plate thicknes required This can be either one or two plates
4.4
3.5
in thick
1.767117 in thick