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3.9 Singly Reinforced Rectangular Section in Bending 107<br />

2. ρ max = 0.01356 >ρ, tension-controlled section, φ = 0.9 or check ε t :<br />

a =<br />

A s f y<br />

0.85f c ′ b = 3(60)<br />

= 5.88 in.<br />

0.85 × 3 × 12<br />

c =<br />

a = 6.92 in.<br />

0.85<br />

or<br />

d t = d = 21 in.<br />

( ) 21 − 6.92<br />

ε t =<br />

0.003<br />

6.92<br />

= 0.0061 > 0.005, φ = 0.9<br />

c<br />

d t<br />

= 0.33 < 0.375<br />

3. φM n = φA s f y<br />

(<br />

d − 1 2 a )<br />

a =<br />

A s f y<br />

0.85f c ′ b = 3.0 × 60<br />

0.85 × 3 × 12<br />

(<br />

φM n = 0.9 × 3.0 × 60<br />

21 − 5.88<br />

2<br />

(OK)<br />

= 5.88 in.<br />

)<br />

= 2926 K ⋅ in. = 243.8K⋅ ft<br />

Discussion<br />

In this example, the section is tension controlled, which implies that the steel will yield before the<br />

concrete reaches its maximum strain. A simple check can be made from the strain diagram (Fig. 3.14).<br />

From similar triangles,<br />

ε c<br />

=<br />

c<br />

ε y d − c<br />

and<br />

ε y = f y<br />

E s<br />

= 60<br />

29,000 = 0.00207<br />

6.92<br />

ε c = × 0.00207 = 0.00102<br />

21 − 6.92<br />

which is much less than 0.003. Therefore, steel yields before concrete reaches its limiting strain of 0.003.<br />

Example 3.3<br />

Repeat Example 3.2 using three no. 10 bars as the tension steel (Fig. 3.15).<br />

ε c<br />

ksi<br />

21<br />

8.75<br />

7.47<br />

3.735<br />

17.265”<br />

228.6 k<br />

= 0.04168 ε t<br />

228.6 k<br />

Figure 3.15 Example 3.3.

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