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STABILITY-1 of 36
1.1.MATERIAL PROPERTIES:
Concrete :- Grade C-30 concrete ( section 9.3)
fc'= = 24 MPa ( fc' cylinder )
fc=0.4*fc' = 9.6 MPa
Ec=4800sqrt(fc') 23,515 MPa
Reinforcement steel:
Grade 420 steel: For rebars diam. 20mm and above
fy = 420 MPa
fs = 165 MPa
Es = 200,000 MPa
Grade 300 steel: For rebars less than diam. 20
fy = 300 MPa
fs = 140 MPa
Es = 200,000 MPa
2) LOADING
2.1. Dead Loads
2.1.1. From Superstructure
CLN
RIGHT BOX
GIRDER
LEFT GIRDER SUPSTR. SUPSTR.
20 mtr. span 40 mtr. span
Exterior Interior Exterior Interior
X-sectional
(kN/m) 31.85 30.98 37.22 34.94
Diaphrams-
middle(No.) 2 2 0 0
(kN) 3.26 6.52 0.00 0.00
ends(kN) 1.63 3.26 2.35 4.70
Support
Reaction(kN) 331.35 327.33 756.06 712.24
2.1.2. Selfweight
0.2
L F
0.4
W
A
C E
B J
A B C D E F
Enter 1.00 7.00 0.80 0.80 11.62 1.10
values for G H J L W
dimensions 0.9 0.60 3.50 7.40 1.00
c a a a c
17.07
where
P/4 P P P P
14ft 14 - 30ft 6ft
(4.267m) (4.267- 9.144m) (1.80m)
b) Design Tandem
P P P P
1.20m 1.80m
A) Longitudinal Arrangement
case 1: Maximum Axial Load on pier
P/4 P P
4.267
x x= 0.5
Rp2 Rp1
Rp1= 1.895 P
Rp2= 0.204 P
Axial Load: Rp=Rp1+Rp2= 2.099 P
Moment about CLN of pier: MCL= 0.423 P
P P P/4
4.267
Rp1
Rp1= 2.092 P
Axial Load: Rp=Rp1= 2.092 P
Moment about CLN of pier: MCL= 0.523 P
2.2.2 Transverse Load Distribution For T- Girder
In designing sidewalks, slabs and supporting members, a wheel load located on the sidewalk shall be 1 foot from the face
Distribution Factor for Shear (Sec. 13.4: Table 13-7 & 13-8)
Exterior Girder:
Case-1: One Design lane loaded
The lever rule is applied assuming that the slab is simply supported over the longitudinal beams (Table 13-8)
P P TRWW= 8.92 m
1.8 SW= 0.8 m
a= 2.20 m
d1= 0.055 m
RE RI d2= 0.455 m
d1 a - d1 d2 c= 1.16 m
no.of girders= 4
The distribution coefficient to the exterior girder for shear bw= 0.47 m
REX1 (shear) = 1/a*P*(a+d1+d2) =1.232 P
B) Transverse Arrangement
CLN
P P
2ft 6ft
y
a
RA RB
RA= 1.232 P
RB= 1.299 P
a) For maximum Axial load case (from longitudinal arrangement case 1)
Distribution Factor for Shear (Sec. 13.4: Table 13-7 & 13-8)
Exterior Girder:
Case-1: One Design lane loaded
The lever rule is applied assuming that the slab is simply supported over the longitudinal beams (Table 13-8)
P P
1.8 a'= 1.8 m
a= 2.21 m
d1= 0.345 m
RE RI d2= 0.755 m
d1 a' - d1 d2
Nc>=3
S= 2.21 m
There fore, RINT (shear), in interior girder is maximum of the above two values, R INT 1 or RINT 2
RINT (shear) = 1.504 P
Distribution Factor for moment (Sec.13.4: Table 13-3 and 13-4)
Exterior Girder
Case-1: One Design lane loaded
The lever rule is applied assuming that the slab is simply supported between the longitudinal beams (Table 13-4)
REXT1 (moment) = 1.797 P
Case-2: Two or more design lanes loaded(Not Applicable)
Interior Girder
Case-1: One Design lane loaded where 2100 <= S<= 4000
RINT1(moment) =(1.75+S/1100]*(300/L] 0.35
*[1/Nc] 0.45
18000 <= L<= 73000
The distribution factor of live load per lane for moment
Nc>= 3
RINT1(moment) = (1.75+S/1100]*(300/L]0.35*[1/Nc]
0.412 =
0.45
L= 40.50 m
S= 2.21 m
Case-2: Two or more design lanes loaded
RINT2(moment) =(13/Nc)0.3 (S/430)(1/L)0.25= 0.562 where 2100 <= S<= 4000
The distribution factor for wheel load (i.e. two lines of wheels) is 2 times the max 18000 <= L<= 73000
RINT (moment) = 1.124 P Nc>= 3
B) Transverse Arrangement
CLN
P P
2ft 6ft
y
a
RA RB
RA= 1.797 P
RB= 0.636 P
a) For maximum Axial load case (from longitudinal arrangement case 1)
b)Design Tandem
A) Longitudinal Arrangement
case 1: Maximum Axial Load on pier
P P
1.2
x x= 0.5
Rp2 Rp1
Rp1= 0.983 P
Rp2= 1.000 P
Axial Load: Rp=Rp1+Rp2= 1.983 P
Moment about CLN of pier: MCL= 0.004 P
Rp1
Rp1= 1.970 P
Axial Load: Rp=Rp1= 1.970 P
Moment about CLN of pier: MCL= 0.493 P
Moment about CLN of pier: MCL= 43.84 kN
B) Transverse Arrangement (Distribution factors are same as Truck Load)
FWT= 199.42 kN
FWL= 47.89 kN
= 2.84 m
Pier cap,
Bracing & Columns = 605.82 KN
Footing = 470.40 KN
Sum Wp 1076.22 KN
3) STABILITY ANALYSIS
FTDRIV=FTWA= 2.87
FLDRIV=FLBR= 46.30
FDRIV=(FTDRIV +FLDRIV )=
2 2
46.39
FRESIST=SVtan f=SV*0.7= 3731.11
S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.= 80.43 > 1.5 OK!
a) Dead Load DL
PDL= 5330.16 kN
MTDL= 0 kN/m
MLDL= 404.81 kN/m
substructure
FTW= 45.43 kN MTW= 300.27 kN/m
FLW= 65.53 kN MLW= 524.38 "
Total
FTW= 244.85 kN MTW= 3343.06 kN/m
FLW= 113.42 kN MLW= 1255.15 "
Ptot=PDL= 5330.16
MT=MTDL+MTWS+MTWA= 3347.08
ML=MLDL+MLWS+MLWA= 1659.96
eT=MT/Ptot= 0.628 OK!
eL=ML/Ptot= 0.311 OK!
smax= 450.81
sall OK!
C) Stability against SLIDING:
FTDRIV=FTWS+FTWA= 247.72
FLDRIV=FLWS= 113.42
FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)= 272.45
FRESIST=SVtan f=SV*0.7= 3731.11
S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.= 13.69 > 1.5 OK!
a) Dead Load DL
PDL= 5330.16 kN
MTDL= 0 kN/m
b) Live Load LL
PLLI MTLL MLLL
Case I: 472.71 1241.32 75.23
583.14 1380.77 93.09
Case II: 1253.08 0.00 150.46
1249.05 0.00 186.18
substructure
FTW= 45.43 kN MTW= 300.27 kN/m
FLW= 65.53 kN MLW= 524.38 "
Total
FTW= 244.85 kN MTW= 3343.06 kN/m
FLW= 113.42 kN MLW= 1255.15 "
e)Breaking/Longitudinal Force,BR
FTDRIV=FTBR+FTWL+FTWS+FTWA= 339.50
FLDRIV=FLWS+FLWL= 131.78
FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)= 364.18
FRESIST=SVtan f=SV*0.7= 4062.01
S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.= 11.15 > 1.5 OK!
FTDRIV=FTBR+FTWL+FTWS+FTWA= 339.50
FLDRIV=FLWS+FLWL= 131.78
FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)= 364.18
FRESIST=SVtan f=SV*0.7= 4608.26
S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.= 12.65 > 1.5 OK!
a) Dead Load DL
PDL= 5330.16 kN
MTDL= 0 kN/m
MLDL= 404.81 kN/m
b) Live Load LL
PLLI MTLL MLLL
Case I: 472.71 1241.32 75.23
583.14 1380.77 93.09
FTDRIV=FTEQ+FTWA= 110.49
FLDRIV=FLEQ+FLWA= 107.62
FDRIV=(FTDRIV +FLDRIV )=
2 2
154.24
FRESIST=SVtan f=SV*0.7= 4062.01
S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.= 26.34 > 1.5 OK!
FTDRIV=FTEQ+FTWA= 110.49
FLDRIV=FLEQ+FLWA= 107.62
FDRIV=(FTDRIV2+FLDRIV2)= 154.24
FRESIST=SVtan f=SV*0.7= 4608.26
S.F.=FREST./FDRIV.= 29.88 > 1.5 OK!
RIDGES,1998 EDITION.
m
m
2.2
405 KNm
76 36
1.9 1.8
ms (Table 13-8)
1.817 P
ms (Table 13-8)
1.797 P
SUMMARY OF LOADS
DL(Lt.Sup.) 331.35 327.33 327.33 331.35 MDL L 404.80625 KNM
DL(Rt.Sup.) 756.06 712.24 712.24 756.06
LL(HL-93) FLLRt FLLCt FLLCt FLLLt FWLt= 45.89 FWLl= 18.36 FLF= 46.30
FWt= 199.42 FWl= 47.89
0.4 a a= 2.2 4.58
26.40 2.84
FEQT 64.57 MLONGT FEQL 64.57
MTRANS
2.35 2.35
6.3095
11.52
FEQT 43.05 FEQL 43.05
FWl= 1.96
1.56 (bracing)
1.96 (pier cap)
FWt= 1.96 FWt= 1.96 5.81
FWAt= 1.02 FWAt= 1.02
LOADING SUMMARY
ANALYSIS RESULT
FOOTING DESIGN
AWASH-TENDAHO RC PIER FOOTING DESIGN-32 of 36
FOOTING DESIGN
Design Constants
Concrete :- Grade C-30 concrete ( section 9.3)
f'c= 24.00 Mpa
fc=(0.4*f'c) = 9.6 (0.4*f'c) =
Reinforcement steel:
Grade 420 steel: For rebars diam. 20mm and above
fy = 420 MPa
fs = 165 MPa
Es = 200,000 MPa
Grade 300 steel: For rebars less than diam. 20
fy = 300 MPa
fs = 140 MPa
Es = 200,000 MPa
FyR x R FyL
4.6
f(m)= 1.00 D=
x 0.8
B
C
x
W=
y 3.5
A D
B= 7.0
Comb I II
Depth Checking
v=V/bo*d bo=p(f+d)
trial d= 0.74 m
s3= 330.22 s1 s3 s2
Vact= 1230.37 kN
q2 q3
q4 q1
2193.23
915.47
-1634.77
-1994.12
895.41
BMD
-549.28 -1746.737
-1288.79 -2508.917
davil d OK!
3. Flexure
Using F = 20 mm and
Clear cover = 50 mm
Loading
FyR= 2909.597 MyR= -706.005 FyL= 3827.999 MyL= -706.005
Right Left
ey(m)= -0.2426 -0.1844 1.25
smax=Fy/beff*W(1 + 6*ey/W)= 279.03 429.84
smin=Fy/beff*W(1 - 6*ey/W)= 676.50 827.31
Reinforcement
Use F 12 mm @ 400 mm
Bottom :-
Reinforcement
Design moment, Mu = 2508.92 KNm/m
As = Mu / ( fy (d - a/2 ) ) where Mu= 2508.92 KNm/m
a = As*fy / ( 0.85 * fc' b ) = 0.90
b= 3500 mm
Assume a = 63 mm fy= 300.00 N/mm2
As = Mu / ( fy 13,079 mm2 fc'= 21.00 N/mm2
a = As*fy / ( 0.8 63 mm D= 800 mm
diam= 16 mm
cover = 50 mm
d= 742 mm