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    REINFORCED CONCRETE WOR

    Areas of Reinforcement

    Links in Beams

    Ultimate Anchorage and Laps

    Spacing of Longitudinal Bars

    CONTENTS

    Bends and Hooks

    Minimum and Maximum Reinforce

    Notes

    About

    Mesh Reinforcement

    2000 Chris Buczkowski

    THIS IS AN UN

    Anchorage bond stress design

    Minimum radius of bends

    ColumnsBeamsSlabsWalls

    FOR MICROSOFT EXCEL

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    BOOK

    ent

    EGISTERED COPY

    Version 1.0

    Click on a item

    EADSHEETS !!EMENT AREASrmining areas of reinforcement for

    oncrete.

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    Steel Reinforcement Areas

    Cross sectional area of number of bars (mm)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    6 28 57 85 113 141 170 198 226 254

    8 50 101 151 201 251 302 352 402 452

    10 79 157 236 314 393 471 550 628 707

    12 113 226 339 452 565 679 792 905 1018

    16 201 402 603 804 1005 1206 1407 1608 1810

    20 314 628 942 1257 1571 1885 2199 2513 2827

    25 491 982 1473 1963 2454 2945 3436 3927 4418

    32 804 1608 2413 3217 4021 4825 5630 6434 7238

    40 1257 2513 3770 5027 6283 7540 8796 10053 11310

    50 1963 3927 5890 7854 9817 11781 13744 15708 17671

    Cross sectional area of bars per metre (mm/m)

    50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250

    6 565 377 283 226 188 162 141 126 113

    8 1005 670 503 402 335 287 251 223 201

    10 1571 1047 785 628 524 449 393 349 314

    12 2262 1508 1131 905 754 646 565 503 452

    16 4021 2681 2011 1608 1340 1149 1005 894 804

    20 6283 4189 3142 2513 2094 1795 1571 1396 1257

    25 9817 6545 4909 3927 3272 2805 2454 2182 1963

    32 10723 8042 6434 5362 4596 4021 3574 3217

    40 12566 10053 8378 7181 6283 5585 5027

    50 19635 15708 13090 11220 9817 8727 7854

    Cross sectional area of bars in pairs per metre (mm/m)

    50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250

    6 1131 754 565 452 377 323 283 251 226

    8 2011 1340 1005 804 670 574 503 447 402

    Bar Size

    (mm)

    Bar Spacing (mm)

    Bar Size

    (mm)

    Number of Bars

    Bar Size

    (mm)

    Bar Spacing (mm)

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    10 3142 2094 1571 1257 1047 898 785 698 628

    12 4524 3016 2262 1810 1508 1293 1131 1005 905

    16 5362 4021 3217 2681 2298 2011 1787 1608

    20 8378 6283 5027 4189 3590 3142 2793 2513

    25 9817 7854 6545 5610 4909 4363 3927

    32 12868 10723 9191 8042 7149 6434

    40 16755 14362 12566 11170 10053

    16

    121396 12576283 4189 3142 2513 2094 1795 1571

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    0

    10 11 12

    283 311 339

    503 553 603

    785 864 942

    1131 1244 1357

    2011 2212 2413

    3142 3456 3770

    4909 5400 5890

    8042 8847 9651

    12566 13823 15080

    19635 21598 23562

    2000

    275 300 400

    103 94 71

    183 168 126

    286 262 196

    411 377 283

    731 670 503

    1142 1047 785

    1785 1636 1227

    2925 2681 2011

    4570 4189 3142

    7140 6545 4909

    1200

    275 300 400

    206 188 141

    366 335 251

    Enter area (mm):

    Enter area (mm):

    Enter area (mm):

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    571 524 393

    823 754 565

    1462 1340 1005

    2285 2094 1571

    3570 3272 2454

    5849 5362 4021

    9139 8378 6283

    1142 1047 785

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    Spacing of Longitudinal Bars

    Maximum distance between bars in tension

    Slabs -y h

    y gm % red b N/mm (mm)

    N/mm steel +/- 460 200

    Beams 460 1.05 0 1 152 no

    Slabs 460 1.05 0 1 484

    cl 3.12.11.2.4 Clear distance between bars in tension

    As req As prov y gm % red b s

    mm mm N/mm steel +/- N/mm

    300 300 250 1.15 0 1 156 300

    Minimum clear distance between bars

    mm mm

    bar size 25 bar size 16

    aggregate size 20 aggregate size 20

    spacer bar size 14 minimum distance 25

    Minimum distance between

    vertically spaced bars

    Minimum distance between

    horizontally spaced bars

    clear

    distance

    Clear horizontal distance between bars accordingto % redistribution (mm)

    Table3.28

    clear

    distance

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    Clear spacing between barsd As 100As/bd

    (mm) (mm/m)

    175 550 0.31 525

    further check required!

    clear

    distance

    Note: For slabs, if % redistributionis not known, use 15% for supportsand 0% for spans.

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    Reinforcement Links in Beams

    General Use

    bv d yv m

    mm mm N/mm steel

    400 500 250 1.05

    bar size Asv sv

    mm mm mm bv

    10 2 157 225 mm

    375 400

    Link reinforcement in beams, Asv/sv (mm/mm) 2

    Spacing of Links (mm)

    50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250

    6 1.13 0.75 0.57 0.45 0.38 0.32 0.28 0.25 0.23

    8 2.01 1.34 1.01 0.80 0.67 0.57 0.50 0.45 0.40

    10 3.14 2.09 1.57 1.26 1.05 0.90 0.79 0.70 0.63

    12 4.52 3.02 2.26 1.81 1.51 1.29 1.13 1.01 0.90

    16 8.04 5.36 4.02 3.22 2.68 2.30 2.01 1.79 1.61

    400

    350

    30

    10

    3

    165

    Special Situations

    Laps with limited cover

    NO

    bar sizes (mm) bar sizes (mm)

    smallest largest link smallest link

    16 25 7 190 25 32 8 200

    side cover (mm)

    link bar size (mm)

    max

    spacing

    cover

    (mm)

    max

    spacing

    Minimum links forcompression reinforcement

    compression reinforcement ?

    Are both lapped bars

    greater than 20mm ?NO

    Lateral spacing of equally

    s aced le s

    effective depth, d (mm)

    Minim

    Minimum shear links in beams

    no. of

    legs

    max sv = 0.75d

    Leg spacing OK

    beam breadth, bv (mm)

    no. of legs

    leg spacing (mm)

    Bar Size(mm)

    no. of legs =

    Asv=Total area of legs (mm)sv=Spacing of links (mm)

    Lateral spacing of legsNo tension bar to be more thaEach alternate compression bNo compression bar to be furtrestrained bar.

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    yv m Asv/sv

    N/mm steel

    250 1.05 0.67

    0.74

    275 300 400

    0.21 0.19 0.14

    0.37 0.34 0.25

    0.57 0.52 0.39

    0.82 0.75 0.57

    1.46 1.34 1.01

    Enter Asv/sv :

    um shear links, Asv/sv

    Home

    n 150mm from a leg.ar to be supported by a leg.er than 150mm from a

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    Ultimate Anchorage and Lap Lengths

    General Use

    Bar Bar size Clear Cover

    location (mm) distance top/btm corner

    top 25 125 30 2 2 35 1.05

    btm 25 100 40 1.4 1.4 Tension anchorage &

    side 40 1.4 x tension lap

    2.0 x tension lap

    Compression anchora

    Compression lap leng

    Bars Bar size

    (mm)

    1st bar 12

    2nd bar 10

    35 1.05

    Tension anchorage &

    1.4 x tension lap

    2.0 x tension lap

    Compression anchora

    Compression lap leng

    Special Situations

    35 1.05 12 250 460 35 1.05

    Tension anchorage & lap length 432 794 Tension anchorage &

    1.4 x tension lap 604 1111 1.4 x tension lap

    2.0 x tension lap 863 1587 2.0 x tension lap

    Compression anchorage length 345 635 Compression anchora

    Compression lap length 432 794 Compression lap leng

    Anchorage bond stress design

    Ultimate anchorage bond stress Table 3.26 Val

    bond coefficient, 0.5

    Anchor

    Bar type

    Anchorage andcu

    N/mmm

    steel

    Anchor

    cuN/mm

    m

    steel

    Anchorage and lap lengths (mm)in beams where minimum links have not been provided

    Tension lap factors Factor

    Equivalent diameters

    for pairs of bars (mm)

    Equivalent

    diameter

    15.6

    As

    required (mm)

    cuN/mm

    m

    steel

    Bar size

    mmReinforcement type

    cuN/mm

    m

    steel

    Note: Minimum laps are 15 x bar sizeor 300mm, whichever is the greater.For fabric, minimum lap is 250mm.

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    strength of concrete, cu 35

    Ultimate bond stress, bu 2.96

    Design anchorage bond stress

    Strength of reinforcement 460

    safety factor for steel, gm 1.05As required (mm) 208

    As provided (mm) 226

    Force Fs (kN) 81.1

    Anchorage length, l (mm) 600

    effective bar size, e (mm) 16

    bond stress, b (N/mm) 2.69

    Type 2: deformed bars

    Fabric

    Bars in beams where minimum

    links have not been provided

    Plain bars

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    Bars Cover

    6 15

    8 20

    10 25

    12 250 460 Fabric 12 30

    lap length 432 445 342 16 35

    604 623 479 20 40

    863 889 684 25 45

    ge length 345 353 275 32 50

    th 432 441 343 40 55

    50 60

    any 250 460 Fabric

    lap length 36 38 29

    51 52 40

    72 75 57

    ge length 29 30 23

    th 36 37 29

    16 250 460 Fabric

    lap length 432 445 342

    604 623 479

    863 889 684

    ge length 345 353 275

    th 432 441 343

    750 1000

    ues of bond coefficient

    bond coefficient,

    ge and lap lengths (mm)for bars not at full stress

    lap lengths as multiple of bar sizeBar size

    mmReinforcement type

    age and lap lengths (mm)

    Bar size

    mmReinforcement type

    As

    provided (mm)

    Bar size

    mmReinforcement type

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    bars in compresssion

    0.28 0.35

    0.5

    0.65

    0.35

    0.63

    0.81

    bars in tension

    0.28

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    Bends and Hooks

    Minimum former radii, bend and hook allowances

    bar size

    d r n h r n h

    6 12 100 100 18 100 100

    8 16 100 100 24 100 100

    10 20 100 100 30 100 110

    12 24 100 110 36 100 140

    16 32 100 150 48 100 180

    20 40 100 180 60 110 220

    25 50 130 230 100 180 350

    32 64 160 290 128 230 450

    40 80 200 360 160 280 560

    50 100 250 450 200 350 700

    Bends

    bar size bar size

    d y x y x d y1 x16 94 112 91 115 6 71 89

    8 93 117 88 120 8 61 85

    10 91 121 85 125 10 52 82

    12 89 125 82 130 12 52 88

    16 85 133 76 140 16 72 120

    20 81 141 80 160 20 83 143

    25 107 182 128 253 25 109 184

    32 130 226 164 324 32 135 231

    40 163 283 197 397 40 166 286

    50 204 354 247 497 50 208 358

    Designed Bends

    Minimum radius of bends, r

    m

    32 75 250 1.05 30 185

    Grade 250 bars Grade 460 bars

    Grade 250 bars Grade 460 bars

    cuN/mm

    r

    mm

    bar size

    mm

    abmm

    yN/mm

    Grade 250 ba

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    Enter grade and bar size:

    460

    bar size (mm) 16

    Hooks

    u y1 x1 u36 58 82 48

    48 44 76 64

    60 40 80 80

    72 56 104 96

    96 68 132 128

    120 80 160 160

    150 122 247 250

    192 158 318 320

    240 195 395 400

    300 244 494 500

    Grade 460 bars

    reinforcement grade

    rs

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    Minimum and Maximum Reinforcement

    Columns Beams

    width, b (mm) 300 width, b (mm)

    depth, h (mm) 300 depth, h (mm)

    360 4 11

    5400 6 34

    Maximum at laps 9000 8 38

    Links in columnsbar sizes (mm) Side reinforce

    smallest largest link

    16 25 7 190

    300 460

    Laps with limited cover

    Slabs

    bar sizes (mm)

    smallest link

    25 32 8 200 width, b (mm)

    depth, h (mm)

    Walls

    thickness, h (mm) 250

    1000 10 150

    10000 25 75

    thickness, h (mm) 250

    vertical bar size 25

    750 8 125

    625 10 250

    Areas of reinforcementfor rectangular columns (mm)

    Areasfor recta

    Minimum

    bar size

    Minimum, (y=460)

    Number

    of bars

    Minimum, (y=250)

    Max. compression

    yN/mm

    max

    spacing

    Minimum

    Maximum

    Maximum tension

    breadth

    b

    Minimum areas of

    Minimum (y=250)

    Minimum (y=250)

    Are both lapped bars greater

    than 20mm ? NO

    max

    spacing

    cover

    (mm)

    Minimum (y=460)

    Minimum (y=460)

    Areas of vertical reinforcement (mm/m)

    bar size

    (mm)

    Spacing

    (mm)

    Minimum

    Maximum

    Minimum areas of horizontal reinforcement

    bar size

    (mm)

    Spacing

    (mm)

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    300

    500

    360 10 5

    300 12 3

    6000 32 8

    6000 32 8

    ent in beams

    16 250

    1000

    225

    540 10 125

    293 10 250

    of reinforcementgular beams (mm)

    Number

    of bars

    bar size

    (mm)

    einforcement for slabs (mm)

    Spacing

    (mm)

    bar size

    (mm)

    Spacing

    (mm)

    bar size

    (mm)

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    Reinforcing Fabric

    Main Cross Main Cross Main Cross

    mm mm mm mm mm mm kg/m

    Square mesh

    A393 200 200 10 10 393 393 6.16

    A252 200 200 8 8 252 252 3.95

    A193 200 200 7 7 193 193 3.02

    A142 200 200 6 6 142 142 2.22

    A98 200 200 5 5 98 98 1.54

    Structural mesh

    B1131 100 200 12 8 1131 252 10.9

    B785 100 200 10 8 785 252 8.14

    B503 100 200 8 8 503 252 5.93

    B385 100 200 7 7 385 193 4.53

    B283 100 200 6 7 283 193 3.73

    B196 100 200 5 7 196 193 3.05

    Long mesh

    C785 100 400 10 6 785 70.8 6.72

    C636 100 400 9 6 636 70.8 5.55

    C503 100 400 8 5 503 49 4.34

    C385 100 400 7 5 385 49 3.41

    C283 100 400 6 5 283 49 2.61

    Wrapping mesh

    D98 200 200 5 5 98 98 1.54

    D49 100 100 2.5 2.5 49 49 0.77

    Nominal

    mass

    BS4483

    Fabric

    Mesh size nominal

    pitch of wires

    Diameter of wire Cross section area

    per metre width

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    15

    22

    22

    40

    57

    8

    11

    15

    20

    24

    29

    13

    16

    21

    26

    34

    57

    113

    No. of

    sheetsper tonne

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    NOTES

    FOREWORD

    SETUP

    Screen resolution 800x600 with large fonts: 67%Screen resolution 800x600 with small fonts: 85%

    Screen resolution 1024x768 with large fonts: 85%

    Screen resolution 1024x768 with small fonts: 105%

    KEY INFORMATION

    Microsoft Excel

    British Standard Specification (BSI)

    Support

    Registered users may obtain support for this spreadsheet from: [email protected]

    Additional Information

    Refer to the accompanying README.TXT file for additional information.

    USING REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKBOOK

    The following colour key is a guide to using the full calculation page spreadsheets.

    Input required. 24 Remove value

    Computed output Error/ Alert

    Message

    Clear cell contentsTo clear the contents of a cell, right click your mouse on the cell and then click Clear Con

    m STEEL

    BS 8110 : Part 1 : 1985 gm = 1.15

    This is the partial safety factor for strength of materials for steel reinforcement. The sprea

    following options to suit their particular requirements.

    This spreadsheet is intended for use by reinforced concrete detailers and designers. It pr

    to rapidly determine answers to the many questions that reinforced concrete design and

    could be looked on as an electronic book with an index followed by pages containing ma

    calculator has a specific task to perform. The Reinforced Concrete Workbook also acts a

    user of the various requirements to be observed.

    The concept of the workbook is that each table remains independent of the others. No ca

    tables. This increases the amount of input but should speed usage as the user does not

    outside of the table they are using.

    This spreadsheet has been developed to comply with BS 8110 : Part 1 : 1997 and BS 44

    published 28 February 1990.

    This spreadsheet has been developed for use in Microsoft Excel 97 (v8.0) on the Micros

    system.

    This spreadsheet has been formatted using Arial, Arial Black, Symbol and Tahoma truety

    been optimised for a screen resolution of 1027x768 HiColor (16 bit) using large fonts.

    Use the Zoom button on the toolbar to reduce or enlarge the display to suit your compute

    permanently store your new settings. Recommended zoom settings are as follows:

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    BS 8110 : Part 1 : 1997 gm = 1.05

    SHORT CUTS

    Entering Numerical Data

    Expressions may be entered in place of numbers in cells requiring numerical input. e.g.

    the relevant cell. Enter the following: =4+8*3 - This expression evaluates to 28. You wi

    double click on the cell or if you have the formula bar showing (go to View menu and clic

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    tents.

    dsheet user is provided with the

    ovides the user with the means

    etailing raise. This spreadsheet

    y individual calculators. Each

    s an aide memoir, reminding the

    lculations are linked to other

    ave to search for input cells

    6 : 1989 and Amendment No. 1

    ft Windows 95 operating

    pe fonts. The spreadsheet has

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    Copyright 2000 Chris Buczkowski. All rights reserved.

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