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770 Chapter 19 Introduction to Prestressed <strong>Concrete</strong><br />

where<br />

V p = vertical component of effective prestress force at section considered<br />

f pc = compressive stress (psi) in concrete (after allowance for prestress losses) at centroid of section<br />

resisting applied loads or at junction of web and flange when centroid lies within flange<br />

Alternatively, V cw may be determined as the shear force that produces a principal tensile stress<br />

of 4λ √ f c ′ at the centroidal axis of the member or at the intersection of the flange and web when<br />

the centroid lies within the flange. The equation for the principal stresses may be expressed as<br />

follows:<br />

or<br />

f t = 4λ √ f ′ c =<br />

√<br />

v 2 cw +<br />

( 1<br />

2 f pc<br />

) 2<br />

−<br />

1<br />

2 f pc<br />

V cw = f t<br />

⎛<br />

⎜⎜⎝<br />

√<br />

1 + f pc<br />

f t<br />

⎞<br />

⎟⎟⎠ b w d p (19.54)<br />

where f t = 4λ √ f ′ c. When applying Eqs. 19.51 and Eqs. 19.53 or 19.54, the value of d is taken as<br />

the distance between the compression fibers and the centroid of the prestressing tendons but is not<br />

less than 0.8h.<br />

The critical section for maximum shear is to be taken at h/2 from the face of the support.<br />

The same shear reinforcement must be used at sections between the support and the section<br />

at h/2.<br />

19.8.3 Shear Reinforcement<br />

The value of V s must be calculated to determine the required area of shear reinforcement.<br />

V u = φ(V c + V s ) (Eq. 19.49)<br />

For vertical stirrups,<br />

and<br />

V s = 1 φ (V u − φV c ) (Eq. 19.55)<br />

V s = A v f y d<br />

s<br />

(Eq. 19.56)<br />

A v = V ss<br />

f y d p<br />

or s = A v f y d p<br />

V s<br />

(Eq. 19.57)<br />

where A v is the area of vertical stirrups and s is the spacing of stirrups. Equations for inclined<br />

stirrups are the same as those discussed in Chapter 8.<br />

19.8.4 Limitations<br />

1. Maximum spacing, s max , of the stirrups must not exceed 0.75h or 24 in. If V s exceeds<br />

4 √ f ′ cb w d p , the maximum spacing must be reduced to half the preceding values (ACI Code,<br />

Section 9.7.6.2.2).<br />

2. Maximum shear, V s , must not exceed 8 √ f ′ cb w d p ; otherwise, increase the dimensions of the<br />

section (ACI Code, Section 22.5.1.2).

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