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This document presents the calculations for determining the required steel area (As) and drawing the section of a beam for a civil engineering assignment. It includes details on loads, material strengths, dimensions, and the final design flexural strength, confirming that the beam section is adequate. The required steel area is calculated to be 2945.243 mm², and the section is verified to be tension controlled and safe under the applied loads.

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This document presents the calculations for determining the required steel area (As) and drawing the section of a beam for a civil engineering assignment. It includes details on loads, material strengths, dimensions, and the final design flexural strength, confirming that the beam section is adequate. The required steel area is calculated to be 2945.243 mm², and the section is verified to be tension controlled and safe under the applied loads.

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Norton University Civil Engineering : E5

Assignment 3

Solution
Determine As and Draw the Section of Beam

Given :
kN
Dead Load : Wdead_load := 8
m
kN
Live Load : Wlive_load:= 10
m
Length of Beam : L := 8m

Concrete Compressive Strength : f'c := 25MPa

Steel Yield Strength : fy := 390MPa

Beam Width : b := 400mm

Beam Height : h := 600mm

Effective Depth : d := 535mm

kN kN
Self-Weight : Wself_weight:= 24  b  h = 5.76
3 m
m
kN
( )
Total Laod : Wu := 1.2 Wdead_load + Wself_weight + 1.6Wlive_load = 32.512
m

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Wu L
Maximum Factor Moment : Mu := = 260.096 kN  m
8

Factor : β1 := 0.85 if 17MPa  f'c  28MPa

0.85 - 0.05
( f'c - 28MPa )
if 28MPa < f'c < 55MPa
7MPa
0.65 if f'c  55MPa
=>β1 = 0.85
0.85 f'c
  = 0.0281
600
Balance Steel Ration : ρb := β1
fy  fy 
 600 + 
 MPa 
Minimum Steel Area :
 f'c 
 0.25  MPa 
 MPa 1.4 MPa  2
Amin := max bd ,  b  d = 768.205 mm
 fy fy 
 
Amin
Minimum Steel Ratio : ρmin := = 0.00359
bd

Steel Ratio (Using Table A-3M for f'c = 25 MPa) : ρ := 0.012

Maximus Steel Ratio : ρmax := 0.75 ρb = 0.021

Check_Steel_Ratio:= "Singly Reinforced Beam"if ρ < ρmax

" Need to Add Compression Steel " if ρ > ρmax

So, Check_Steel_Ratio = "Singly Reinforced Beam"

Determine of required As.req and select of reinforcing bars :

Steel Area Required : As.req := ρ b  d if ρ < ρmax

"Increase Steel Ratio" if ρ < ρmin


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=>As.req = 2568 mm

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Select : ϕs := 25mm
As.req
Number of Steel Required : ns := = 5.231
 π ϕ 2 
s
 4 
 
Number of Steel Provide : npro := ceil ns = 6 ( )
2
π ϕs 2
Steel Area Provide : As := npro = 2945.243 mm
4
As fy
Compressive Depth : a := = 135.135 mm
0.85 f'c b
a
Neutral Axis : c := = 158.982 mm
β1

εcu := 0.003

d -c
Steel Tensile Stain : εs :=  εcu = 0.007095 > 0.005
c

So, Section is Tension Controlled ϕ := 0.9

 a
Design Flexural Strength : ϕMn := ϕ As fy  d -  = 483.223 kN  m
 2

We obtain : ϕMn = 483.223 kN  m > Mu = 260.096 kN  m

=> This Section is ok!

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So, As = 2945.243 mm

Draw the Section of Beam Rebar :

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