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4.1 ULS Tutorial Example Bonded Single Tendon

The document details the calculations for the moment of resistance of a simply-supported concrete beam, including parameters such as length, service load, prestress force, and material properties. It outlines the stress and strain distribution, resultant forces, and checks for design compliance against service moments. The ultimate moment of resistance is calculated to be approximately 829.87 kNm, confirming that the design meets the required specifications.

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4.1 ULS Tutorial Example Bonded Single Tendon

The document details the calculations for the moment of resistance of a simply-supported concrete beam, including parameters such as length, service load, prestress force, and material properties. It outlines the stress and strain distribution, resultant forces, and checks for design compliance against service moments. The ultimate moment of resistance is calculated to be approximately 829.87 kNm, confirming that the design meets the required specifications.

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PROJECT :

School of Civil Enginnering JOB NO : Moment of resistance of rectangular section DATE : PAGE : 1
Nibong Tebal, Penang Bonded
REF. CALCULATION OUTPUT

Specification Simply-supported Beam


Concrete Beam Length, L = 20 m Service Load, ws2 = 9.50 kN/m
Magnel Prestress or jacking force, P = 1200 kN
Diagram Cover to cetroid of tendon, c = 100 mm
Loss of prestress = 20 % β = 0.80
Concrete:
Density concrete, ρc = 25 kN/m^3
Characteristic strength, fck = 40 N/mm^2
Elastic modulus, Ecm = 35 kN/mm^2 b = 350 mm
Steel tendon: h = 750 mm
Type of Tendons = Y1860S7 : 7-wire (super) strand with 12.9 mm dia.
Characteristic strength, fpk = 1860 N/mm^2
Elastic modulus, Eps = 195 kN/mm^2
Area per strand, Asps = 100 mm^2
Initial stress of strand = (in the range of 0.8 – 0.6 fpk) Use Initial stress 0.7
×
Number of strand = = = 9.2 ≈ 10 Use 10 number of strands
. × × . × ×

Total area of presstressing steel, Aps = 10 x 100 = 1000 mm^2


Tendon for all strands
Solution
Section, Stress and Strain Distribution

A = bh = 262500 mm^2 d=h-c = 650 mm


I = (bh^3) /12 = 1.230E+10 mm^4 e = h/2 - c = 275 mm

Initial strain due to effective prestress,

0.8 × 1200 × 10
= = = 0.004923
195 × 10 × 1000

Strain in concrete at the steel level cause by effective prestress,

1 0.8 × 1200 × 10 1 275


= + = + = 0.000273
35 × 10 262500 1.23 × 10

Strain in concrete at steel level at ultimate load,

− 650 −
= = 0.0035

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PROJECT :

School of Civil Enginnering JOB NO : DATE : PAGE : 2


Nibong Tebal, Penang
REF. CALCULATION OUTPUT
0
The final strain in prestressing steel is 0
0
= + +

= 0.005196 + 0.0035 [1]

The resultant compressive force,


= 0.8 = 0.667 0.8 = 0.667 40 350 0.8 = 7466.67 =
= 1.00 EC
The resultant tensile force, = 1.50
= = × 1000 = 1.0 .
= 0.667
Horizontal Equilibrium, =

7466.67 = 1000 ## ##
= 7.4667 [2] ## ##
## ##
Design Actual
Strain Stress , [1] [2]
0.0000 0 150 0.016863 1120
% = %⁄ 0.0071 1391 % = 0.86 ⁄ 200 0.013071 1493 = 1.15 EC
0.0350 1617 = ⁄ 250 0.010796 1867

EC2. 3.3.6
Stress-Strain curve for prestressing tendon = 1450
Design Actual
Pg. 44 2000 From graph,
1800 x = 194.2 mm
= /
1600
1400
1200
Stress

1000
800 = .
600
400
200
0
0.000 0.005 0.010 0.015 0.020 0.025 0.030 0.035
Strain

The ultimate moment of resistance,


= − 0.4 = 1450 × 1000 650 − 0.4 194.2 = 829866071 Nmm
Checking Moment = 830 kNm
Action at transfer
Self weight, = = 25 * 0.26 = 6.5625 kN/m
Initial moment, = ⁄8 = 328.13 kNm ≤ --- OK!
Action in services,
Total in service, = + = 16.06 kN/m
Service moment, = ⁄8 = 803.13 kNm ≤ --- OK!

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