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F. K. Kong MA, MSc, PhD, CEng, FICE, FIStructE, R. H. Evans CBE, DSc, D ès Sc, DTech, PhD, CEng, FICE, FIMechE, FIStructE (auth.)-Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete-Springer US (1987)

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428 Practical design and detailing

BS 8110 does not allow zld to be taken as more than 0.95 in any

case.)

From eqn (4.6-12),

M (24. 7) (10 6 ) 2

As = (0.87)/yz = (0.87) (460) (0.94) (154) = 426 mm /m

From Section 8.8,

Hence

minimum tension steel = 0.13% bh = 234 mm 2 /m

< 426 mm 2 /m

As = 426 mm 2 /m OK

From Table A2-2,

Midspan: fc::d 2 = 0.026 (as at supports)

Step 5 Shear (see Section 8. 7)

From Table 11.4-2,

Top: TlO at 150 (523 mm 2 /m)

Bottom: T10 at 150 (523 mm 2 /m)

V = 0.5F = (0.5) (71.3 from Step 2) = 35.7 kN/m

v (35.7) (10 3 ) 2

v = bvd = (1000) (154) = 0.23 N/mm

From Table 6.4-1,

< 0.8yfcu (= 5.1 N/mm 2 )

For Aslbvd = 523/(1000) (154) = 0.34%

Vc = 0.65 N/mm 2 > v

From Section 8.7,

Step 6 Deflection (see Section 8.8)

From Table 5.3-1,

basic span/ depth ratio = 26

Shear resistance OK

M (24. 7) (10 6 )

bd2 = (1000) (1542) = l.04

From Table 5.3-2,

Hence

modification factor = 1.38

allowable span/depth ratio = (26) (1.38) = 35.9

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