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UNIVERSITY OF SURREY ©
School of Engineering
Programmes in Civil Engineering
Level M Examination
Module SE1M80; 15 Credits
Concrete Building Design
Time allowed: 3 hours Spring 2007
Answer FOUR questions only.
Each question carries 25 marks; where appropriate the mark carried by an individual part of a question is indicated in brackets [ ].
Additional materials:
Design data booklet
Note any assumptions made
Candidates are reminded to avoid use of red ink.
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1. Figure 1 shows the elastic moment diagrams of a two span continuous beam obtained
from the analysis of three load cases. The rectangular shaped beam spans between
supports at 8.0m centres.
(a) Redistribute support moments by up to 30% and produce an appropriate
moment envelope for design. Assume the loads cannot be handed.
[15 marks](b) Explain why you would redistribute moments in beams and not columns and
what restrictions are required?
[4 marks]
(c) Design the main longitudinal reinforcement at locations A and B.
[6 marks]
Figure 1 – Elastic moments
All moment values are in kNm.
Concrete strength C45/55
Characteristic yield stress of steel reinforcement (f y) = 500 N/mm2
Cover to main longitudinal reinforcement = 35 mm
Diameter of main steel = 32 mm
Height of beam = 500 mmWidth of beam = 250 mm
BA
75
240
300
300
Elastic
180
300
0
200
160
200
200
200
100
130
200
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2. Figure 2 shows a column subject to axial load and moments about the x-x axis. The
effective creep ratio φef = 1.0, additional moments due to curvature have been
evaluated as 50kNm and those due to imperfections should also be considered.
Assuming the mechanical reinforcement ratio is not known at the design stage.
Determine the following :
(a) The effective height of the column. [2 marks]
(b) The slenderness ratio λ of the column [3 marks]
(c) The slenderness limit λ lim of the column. [4 marks]
(d) The equivalent first order moments M0e [2 marks]
(e) The design moment at mid height of a column. [2 marks]
(f) The maximum design moment at the column end [2 marks]
(g) Area of main reinforcement As required and how you would position this in
the column [10 marks]
550mm
10m
120kNm
NEd
= 3200kN
660kNm
All beams have twice the stiffness of columns.The column forms part of a bracedframe.
d2
= 50mm
f yk
= 500MPa
θi= 1/100
Concrete type C40/50FIGURE 2
x
x
4 5 0 m m
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3. You are checking the design of a continuous reinforced concrete beam (Figure 3).
The main bars have a diameter of 25mm and the shear links are 12mm in diameter. In
the design, the bending moments were re-distributed by 30% and the client requires a
2 hour fire resistance. The nominal cover used is 40mm and the anchorage length
specified for all main tensile bars is 700mm. Figure Q3 indicates the section to the
beam at mid-span and the supports. If a C35/45concrete is specified, the beam is builtin an environment which is of moderate humidity and subject to carbonation effects,
and the design is for 100 years, check : -
(a) The nominal cover specified.
[8]
(b) The anchorage length specified. Check anchorage lengths for the main
reinforcement over the supports and at mid span. Assume α3 = 0.85, no
external pressures exist on the beam and the cross sectional area of transverse
reinforcement is 0.4 x area of the main reinforcement at that location. Only
undertake the anchorage check for those bars which are in the corners of the
beam.
[12]
(c) Make recommendations based on your findings.
[5]
400mm
6 0 0 m m
Reinforcementat mid span
Reinforcementover supports
FIGURE 3
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4. A simply supported beam has a section as shown in Figure 4. The span of the beam is
8.0m and the beam carries a factored udl of 45kN/m which includes self weight.
Three (3) No. T32 bars are needed to resist the flexural effects on the beam.
Determine :
(a) The maximum design shear force.
[4]
(b) The shear resistance of the concrete.
[5]
(c) The shear reinforcement assuming vertical links as indicated in figure 4.
[5]
(d) The strength of the concrete “shear strut”.
[5]
(e) The shear reinforcement ratio and that it is acceptable.
[3]
(f) The maximum longitudinal spacing of the vertical links.
[3]
Vertical links
d = 500mm
f ck = 30/37
bw
= 300mm
3 No T32
f yk
= 500MPa
FIGURE 4
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5. (a) The European code uses the standard deviation (and margin) of sets of
specimens in association with partial factors in the design process. Explain the
implications of an unexpected increase to the standard deviation of concrete
used in a large building on the design and hence discuss the importance of
quality control in the production and installation of concrete.[8]
(b) A continuous one way spanning reinforced concrete slab is shown in Figure 5.
For a 1.0m width of slab, the permanent load including self weight is
12.5kN/m, and the variable load = 40.0kN/m. Determine the worst support
and mid-span moments and hence the area of reinforcement per meter width
required in the slab. C30/35N/mm2 concrete is specified and no redistribution
of moments has been undertaken.
[10]
(c) During construction of the slab specified in section b) two major errors occur
simultaneously. Firstly the slab is constructed with an effective depth of
115mm but in addition, the concrete, when tested has a characteristic strength
of only 20N/mm2. Check if the slab, as built, will be under or over reinforced.
Discuss the implications these errors have on the slab in terms of ultimate
capacity and day to day service. Recommend remedial action.
[7]
A
3 5 0 m m
FIGURE 5
EDCB
7.0m7.0m7.0m7.0m
A
A
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6. (a) A 6.0m long cantilever has a width of 300mm and is subject to a permanent
load of 7.4kN/m (including self weight) and a variable load of 15.0kN/m.
Determine the effective depth ratio of the cantilever for a balanced design at
ultimate load. Check to see if this value satisfies the effective depth at
serviceability loads. C40/50 concrete is specified.
[8]
(b) In the design of a reinforced concrete reservoir, the crack widths need to be
limited to 0.2mm. If the stress in the reinforcement at serviceability loads is to
be limited to 50% of the design stress, determine the maximum size and
spacing of reinforcement which can be used in the reservoir. f yk = 500MPa.
[8]
(c). A rectangular section of strength class C40/50 has b= 350, d = 400mm and As
= 2900mm2. What is the moment of resistance of the section when the stress
in the steel is 350MPa?
[9]