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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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436 Practical design and detailing

% moment redistribution = 100(1 - {Jb) = 17%

From Table 4.7-1 (or eqn 4.7-5),

K' = 0.139

M (520)(10 6 )

K = fcubd2 = (40)(350)(4752) = 0.165 > 0.139

Compression reinforcement is required.

From Fig. 11.5-9(a),

d' =50 mm

From Table 4.7-2 (or eqns 4.7-7 and 4.6-3),

zld = 0.81 xld = 0.42

From eqn (4.7-10),

A~= 0. 8~Y{d ~ud') (where Mu = K'fcubd 2 )

- (520)(10 6 ) - (0.139)(40)(350)(4752)

- (0.87)(460)(475-50)

= 476 mm2

(From Section 4.10, when compression steel is required, the minimum

area to be provided = 0.2% bh = 385 mm2 < 476 mm2 OK)

From eqn (4.7-11),

As = O.~fyz + A~ (where Mu = K'fcubd 2 )

(0.139)( 40)(350)( 4752)

= (0.87)(460)(0.81)(475) + 476

= 3327 mm2

Top 5T32 ( 4021 mm2)

Span AB (Fig. 11.5-9(b)). From Section 4.8,

Bottom 2T32 (1608 mm2)-see Step 9

effective flange width = 350 + 0.2(0.7 of 9000)

= 1610 mm

From bending moment envelope (Fig. 11.5-6),

M = 522 kNm

_M_ - (522)(10 6 )

fcubd2 - (40)(1610)(5Q02)

(where d = 500 from Fig. 1L5-9(b))

= 0.033

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