UGCC

Site ref : Job no :

Member Bar mark Type and size
type size

Bar schedule ref : Date prepared : Prepared by :

Err:508

Rev Rev letter letter

Checked by :
A*
mm

No. of mbrs

No. of bars in each

Total no. Length of Shape each bar code mm

B*
mm

C*
mm

D*
mm

E/R *
mm

Rev letter

20 21

X 25 100 A 12 3

2 35

200 Err:508 11 105 Err:508 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Err:508 99

2000 250 12000

5000 320

This schedule conforms to BS 8666:2005 * Specified in multiples of 5mm.

UNREGISTERED COPY FOR EVALUATION!

Specified in multiples of 25mm.

Bar Schedule 8666 v5.04

2000-2007 Chris Buczkowski

XY and partners
Site ref : Job no :
Member Bar mark Type and size
type size

Bar schedule ref : Date prepared : Prepared by :

Err:508

Rev Rev letter letter

Checked by :
A*
mm

No. of mbrs

No. of bars in each

Total no. Length of Shape each bar code mm

B*
mm

C*
mm

D*
mm

E/R *
mm

Rev letter

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

This schedule conforms to BS 8666:2005 * Specified in multiples of 5mm.

UNREGISTERED COPY FOR EVALUATION!

Specified in multiples of 25mm.

Bar Schedule 8666 v5.04

2000-2007 Chris Buczkowski

The values for minimum radius and end projection, r and P respectively, as specified in Table 2, shall apply to a The dimensions in parentheses are the free dimensions. If a shape given in this table is required but a different the possile deviations, the shape shall be drawn out and given the shape code 99 and the free dimension shall parentheses. The length of straight between two bends shall be at least 4d, see Figure 6. Figure 4, Figure 5 and Figure 6 should be used in the interpretation of ending dimensions.

NOTE 1. The length equations for shape codes 14, 15, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34, 35, 36 and 46 are approximate a is greater than 45, the length should be calculated more accurately allowing for the difference between the spe and the true length measured along the central axis of the bar. When the bending angles approach 90, it is pre code 99 with a fully dimensioned sketch. NOTE 2. Five ends or more might be impractical within permitted tolerances NOTE 3. For shapes with straight and curved lengths (e.g. shape codes 12 13, 22 and 33) the largest practical production of a continuous curve is 400 mm. See also Clause 10.

NOTE 4. Stock lengths are available in a limited numer of lengths (e.g. 6m, 12m). Dimension A for shape code as indicative and used for the purpose of calculating total length. Actual delivery lengths should be by agreemen

Minimum Dimensions to BS 8666:200

(mm) bar size d 6 8 10 12 16 20 25 32 40 50 radius r 12 16 20 24 32 70 87 112 140 175
end projection

P bends 110 115 120 125 130 190 240 305 380 475

Minimum Radius For Scheduling

Nominal size of bar d (mm) 6 to 16 incl. 20 to 50 incl.

Use the Zoom drop down box on the toolbar to enlarge the shape codes.

Shape code 56 calculator

A Input dimensions A, B and C B C 250 300

400

Shape code 67 calculator

Input dimensions A and R

A 3000

R 1500

B 2525

specified in Table 2, shall apply to all shape codes (see 7.6).

this table is required but a different dimension is to allow for de 99 and the free dimension shall be indicated in

g dimensions.

4, 35, 36 and 46 are approximate and where the bend angle g for the difference between the specified overall dimensions nding angles approach 90, it is preferable to specify shape

13, 22 and 33) the largest practical mandrel size for the

12m). Dimension A for shape code 01 should be regarded very lengths should be by agreement with supplier.

ensions to BS 8666:2000
(mm)
end projection overall dim.

P links 110 115 130 160 210 290 365 465 580 725

x two bends 60 80 100 120 160 260 325 420 520 650

notes x = 4d+2r+2d = 6d+2r

us For Scheduling
r (mm) 2d 3d

Tolerance on cutting and bending reinforcement

Type of bar Straight bars bar length Tolerance (mm) +25 +5 +5 +5 -25 -5 -10 -25

any length 0 to 1m incl. Links and other bent above 1m to 2m incl. bars over 2m

rop down box enlarge the

56 calculator
D 270

ions A, B and C

67 calculator

sions A and R

C 690

notes B=2R*sin((90/3.142)*A/R) C=R(1-cos((90/3.142)*A/R))

= 6d+2r

PROJECT DATABASE
Site Ref Job No Prepared by

Example Job 1 Example Job 2 Example Job 3 UGCC

990001 990002 990003

ABC DEF GHJ

Notes Enter the details you want to store in the appropriate list. To clear an entry, right click on the cell and then click Clear Contents. To save the database to the master copy, click on the SAVE DATABASE bar below this note.

HELP PAGE

GETTING STARTED To use Bar Schedule, open up Excel and click on the File menu and then on New. Bar Schedule will be displa with the name Barsched 8666.xlt. Click on Barsched 8666.xlt and then on OK. To save your work click on Save. To open a previously stored data file, click on Open. Refer to OUTPUT below fo files.

Exiting Bar Schedule When exiting Bar Schedule two messages will appear. The first will offer the option of saving your work in a ba message will offer the option of saving a copy of the complete Bar Schedule spreadsheet. If you have already sa require a copy of the Bar Schedule spreadsheet click NO on the second message.

KEY INFORMATION Microsoft Excel This spreadsheet has been developed for use in Microsoft Excel 2003 (v11.0) on the Microsoft Windows XP (v5.1)

British Standard Specification (BSI) This spreadsheet has been developed to comply with BS 8666:2005. Support Support for registered users of this spreadsheet may be obtained by email from: info@structural-engineering.org.u Additional Information Refer to the accompanying README.TXT file for additional information.

ASSUMPTIONS/FURTHER INFORMATION 1) Shape codes 47/51/63 (links) - The total length of the bar is calculated using the formulae to minimize C and D. 2a) Shape code 56 is assumed to be a link with E and F having minimum straight lengths of 10d. 2b) Shape code 56, it is assumed dimension F = E. 3) Shape code 64 - is assumed to be a link with F being equal to minimum end projection with a 10d straight. 4) Shape code 41 - if this shape is used as a link then dimension E should have a minimum 10d straight. 5) Shape code 21 - if this shape is used as a closer for shape code 47 (i.e. used as a link) then the minimum end p entered manually. Do not used the autofill function (see below). 6) Shape code 33 - C assumed to be not less than P with a minimum 10d straight.

USING BAR SCHEDULE Multiple Schedules When you have completed a schedule, scroll the sheet to the bottom and click on the New Sheet button to start a Clearing Cell Contents To clear the contents of a cell, right click your mouse on the cell and then click Clear Contents.

Scheduling The type and grade of reinforcement supported are H, A, B, C, S and X as indicated in clause 4, BS 8666:2005. Where a bar mark is revised, a reference letter may be entered into the column labelled 'Rev letter'. Where applicable, the free variable dimension for a bar is shown in white. Bar diameters 6mm and 50mm are non-preferred and will be displayed in red. The total length of a bar will be displayed in red if it exceeds 12m. The entire cell will colour red if the total bar leng Bar dimension messages Less than 'P' in table 2 Less than 2r+6d

Dimension cannot be less than the minimum end projection 'P' from table 2. Dimension must include a minimum straight of 4d between bends.

E less than P ! Less than 2d ! Less than min radius ! Multiples of 5mm ! Less than 2r+2d ! Exceeds 45 deg ! Sketch Required

Shape code 56 - dimension E is less than the minimum end projection, P.

The overall off-set dimension of a crank not to be less than twice the size of the ba 'R' cannot be less than the minimum radius value given in table 2, BS 8666:2005. Dimensions to be specified in multiples of 5mm. Overall dimension of a semi-circular bend cannot be less than twice the 'minimum bar size'. The length formula is approximate and when bending angles exceed 45 the length be calculated more accurately allowing for the difference between the specified ove dimensions and the true length measured along the central axis of the bar. Shape code 99 - a dimensioned sketch of the bar should be drawn by hand over th dimension columns 'A' to 'E'. *see below

B less than min! Less than 12d + 30mm ! C more than dimension A D more than dimension B F more than dimension E A or B less than .mm A or C less than .mm D less than .....mm C less than .....mm A must be more than C!

The angled length of a crank not to be less than: 10d for bars in sizes not exceedin diameter and 13d for bars in sizes 20mm or over. Note: The above simplifies to. Angled length not to be less than (2r + 6d) Shape code 33 - dimension A not to be less than 12d+30mm. Shape codes 47/51/63 - dimension C (or D) not to be more than dimension A. Shape code 51 - dimension D not to be more than dimension B. Shape code 64 - dimension F not to be more than dimension E. Shape code 12 - dimensions A or B not to be less than (R + 6d) Shape code 13 - dimensions A or C not to be less than (B + 5d) Shape code 22 - dimension D not to be less than (C + 5d) Shape code 33 - dimension C not to be less than (B + 5d) Shape code 56 - dimension A should be greater than dimension C.

Shape Code 99 There are a number of ways to deal with shape code 99. In each method, complete your bar mark row and enter dimension 'A' column. Method 1 Leave a couple of blank rows below your bar mark 99 and insert a sketch (picture file) prepared in a CAD progr the paragraph below on how to insert picture files. Picure files can be in many formats but .wmf, .jpg, .gif, .b common. Method 2 Leave a couple of blank rows below your bar mark 99. Print off your schedule and draw a dimensioned sketch o dimensions 'A' to 'E' columns.

Inserting sketches and text boxes The procedure for inserting shape code 99 sketches and text boxes is similar. Text boxes are useful for calling up 500m of H12 bars supplied in random, straight lengths. Prepare your bar schedule leaving some blank row(s) for your sketch or text box. Using the SAVE button on the spreadsheet, save your schedule(s) to a bardata spreadsheet file. Open the bardata spreadsheet and remove the sheet protection by clicking on Tools>Protection>Unprotect She For inserting a sketch (picture file), click on Insert>Picture>From File. For inserting a text box, click on the Drawing icon on your toolbar. The Drawing toolbar will now appear at the bot which you should click the Text Box icon. Use this to draw a text box.

Deleting bar marks The Mark button provides the facility to mark a bar mark deleted but retain it within the schedule as a revision. Del indicated by a line through the bar data. To mark a bar deleted, click on the row of the bar to be deleted then click the Mark button. To return a bar marked deleted back to normal, click on the row of the deleted bar then click the Mark button.

OUTPUT Printing Click on the Print button to print the current schedule. Click on the Print All button to print all the schedules. Data files Click on the Save button to export your schedules to an Excel workbook suitable for emailing or data storage. Cho workbook and the folder it will be saved in. Default name is bardata.xls which can be changed. The sheets in the nominal protection without a password. To unprotect, go to Tools > Protection > Unprotect Sheet. To password pro first then go to Tools > Protection > Protect Sheet and enter a password. Attach your workbook to an e-mail for transmission to relevant parties. Data stored in a data file can be imported back into Bar Schedule for further processing. Click on Open and retriev your bar schedules.

SHORT CUTS AutoFill bar marks To autofill bar marks: Hold Ctrl button down and press B to fill the column with bar marks starting from 01. If a nu cell, then Ctrl B will fill the column with bar marks increasing from that number. AutoFill bar type To autofill bar type: Hold Ctrl button down and press H to choose reinforcement type H for all barmarks. AutoFill 'No. of Mbrs' To autofill no. of mbrs: Hold Ctrl button down and press N. If a number is entered into the top cell prior to using the that number. If the cell is clear the column will fill with '1'. AutoFill Date To autofill date: Hold Ctrl and Shift buttons and down and press D. The current date will be entered. AutoFill minimum end projection bend dimensions For shape codes 11 and 21, to automatically enter the minimum end projection values for the bends, hold Ctrl but while on the row of the bar mark. This produces similar bars to the obsolescent shape codes 34 and 35 in BS 446 for the general case (i.e. min 5d straight). Freeze Column Headings To freeze the bar schedule column headings on the screen, hold Ctrl button down and press F To unfreeze, repeat the above while on the schedule sheet. Summing Values To sum a row or column of values, click in the first cell and drag the mouse holding the left button. The result appe bottom of the screen. To sum non aligned values, click in the first cell, then holding Ctrl button down, click in the se cells. If the status bar is not displayed, go to View menu and click on Status Bar. If the bar is switched on and the s click on the status bar and then click on Sum. Entering Numerical Data

Expressions may be entered in place of numbers in cells requiring numerical input. e.g. To enter an expression in Click on the relevant cell. Enter the following: =4+8*3 - This expression evaluates to 28. You will see the expres the cell or if you have the formula bar showing (go to View menu and click Formula Bar).

IMPORTING DATA Data may be copied and pasted from other applications into Bar Schedule. In order to do this, the protected cells m off' and 'Length of each bar' columns cannot be pasted to. Note: Use Edit > Paste Special... and click on Values. Do not use Paste on toolbar or under Edit toolbar. Tip #1 When importing a comma delimited text file, try importing to a blank Excel spreadsheet file first. Go to File > Open type:' drop down list to choose the type of file you are importing. A new spreadsheet will be created automatically. paste from the new spreadsheet to Bar Schedule.

Tip #2 Create your own bar data file and import direct into Bar Schedule! With this method you can do a complete block, worrying about avoiding the protected columns. Using the New function on the schedule sheet, create a bardata.xls file with a number of blank schedule sheets. C into these sheets. Remember to unprotect the sheets first! Load Bar Schedule and use Open to import the data. W not worry when pasting the "No. Off" and "Total length" data as these will automatically be ignored by Bar Schedu

Create your own bar data file and import direct into Bar Schedule! With this method you can do a complete block, worrying about avoiding the protected columns. Using the New function on the schedule sheet, create a bardata.xls file with a number of blank schedule sheets. C into these sheets. Remember to unprotect the sheets first! Load Bar Schedule and use Open to import the data. W not worry when pasting the "No. Off" and "Total length" data as these will automatically be ignored by Bar Schedu

BAR WEIGHT SCHEDULE Calculation of bar weights The cross-sectional area of bars is based on the nominal bar size and is in accordance with Table 7, BS 4449:200 The mass of steel bars is calculated on the basis of 0.00785 kg per square millimetre per metre run. (cl. 7.3.1, BS Using Bar Weight Schedule The total weights for individual schedules is calculated automatically and is shown on the Page totals To calculate or update the total weight for all the schedules in the spreadsheet, click on the Totals button. These t TOTALS row. Printing Bar Weight Schedules Click on the Print button (adjacent to the weight schedule) to print off an individual weight schedule. Click on the Print All button (adjacent to the weight schedule) to print off all the weight schedules in a spreadshee The total weights for all the schedules will be calculated automatically when using either print button.

New. Bar Schedule will be displayed under the general tab

pen. Refer to OUTPUT below for more information on data

tion of saving your work in a bardata.xls file. The second eadsheet. If you have already saved your work and do not .

the Microsoft Windows XP (v5.1) operating system.

nfo@structural-engineering.org.uk

e formulae to minimize C and D. lengths of 10d.

ojection with a 10d straight. minimum 10d straight. This is not flagged up! as a link) then the minimum end projections should be

the New Sheet button to start a new sheet.

ear Contents.

ed in clause 4, BS 8666:2005. belled 'Rev letter'.

will colour red if the total bar length exceeds 18m.

projection 'P' from table 2. between bends.

cl 7.6 cl 8.10

mum end projection, P.

table 3 cl. 7.6 cl 8.9 cl 7.6 table 3 cl. 7.6 table 3, note 1

ess than twice the size of the bar. given in table 2, BS 8666:2005.

be less than twice the 'minimum radius plus

ing angles exceed 45 the length should erence between the specified overall he central axis of the bar. should be drawn by hand over the

cl 8.5

10d for bars in sizes not exceeding 16mm

cl 8.9

to be less than (2r + 6d)

table 3

be more than dimension A. dimension B. dimension E. than (R + 6d) than (B + 5d)

table 3 table 3 table 3 table 3 table 3 table 3 table 3 table 3

han dimension C.

ete your bar mark row and enter the total bar length into the

re file) prepared in a CAD program such as AutoCad. See y formats but .wmf, .jpg, .gif, .bmp and .dxf are the most

nd draw a dimensioned sketch of the bar by hand over the

xt boxes are useful for calling up random length steel, i.e.

preadsheet file. ols>Protection>Unprotect Sheet.

oolbar will now appear at the bottom of the screen on

n the schedule as a revision. Deleted bar marks are

r then click the Mark button.

for emailing or data storage. Choose a name for your n be changed. The sheets in the new workbook have Unprotect Sheet. To password protect a sheet, unprotect

essing. Click on Open and retrieve your data file to import

ar marks starting from 01. If a number is entered in the top

ype H for all barmarks. into the top cell prior to using then the column will fill with

ate will be entered.

alues for the bends, hold Ctrl button down and press E hape codes 34 and 35 in BS 4466. The values entered are

n and press F.

g the left button. The result appears in the status bar at the g Ctrl button down, click in the second and subsequent f the bar is switched on and the sum is not displayed, right

t. e.g. To enter an expression into 'No. of bars'. tes to 28. You will see the expression if you double click on a Bar).

er to do this, the protected cells must be avoided, i.e. 'No.

oolbar or under Edit toolbar.

sheet file first. Go to File > Open and use the 'Files of eet will be created automatically. Once done, copy and

od you can do a complete block, cut and paste without

mber of blank schedule sheets. Cut and paste your data d use Open to import the data. When pasting your data, do tically be ignored by Bar Schedule.

dance with Table 7, BS 4449:2005. etre per metre run. (cl. 7.3.1, BS 4449:2005)

n on the Page totals row. ick on the Totals button. These totals are shown in the

al weight schedule. eight schedules in a spreadsheet. either print button.

SETUP

SETUP Place the Barsched 8666.xlt file in your templates folder. This is usually located at C:\Documents and Settings\us Data\Microsoft\Templates. This file must not be renamed. This spreadsheet has been formatted using Arial, Arial Black, Tahoma and Tekton~n TrueType fonts. Check if you by going to the Font drop-down list box on the toolbar. The font file Tekton~n.ttf should be copied to your \Window

This spreadsheet has been optimised for a screen resolution of 1024x768 HiColor (16 bit) using large fonts Windows desktop, click on Properties and go to Settings to adjust. Remember! (1) Copy the Tekton~n.ttf file into your \Windows\Fonts directory. (2) If you are using 256 colour, change to Hicolor (16 bit).

Screen Resolution Although this spreadsheet has been optimised and thoroughly tested on a resolution of 1024x768 using large fonts, it has also been tested using other combinations of 1024x768, 800x600, large fonts and small fonts. If you wish to use a combination other than the 1024x768 with large fonts, you may want to adjust Excel's display. To adjust the display, click on one of the buttons to the right. Then save your settings by clicking on the SAVE button to the right.

Macro Virus Warning This spreadsheet contains macros which are a normal part of Excel programming. Although the spreadsheet will fu macros disabled, there will be some loss of functionality. If the user is satisfied the sheet does not contain viruses, enabled. Go to Tools > Macro > Security and choose Low or Medium

Customisation Make your alterations (e.g. Company name or Zoom settings) and then click on the SAVE button in the Adjust Dis This procedure will overwrite your master copy (template) with your customised details. Warning Any alterations you make will be saved back to the master copy, so it is best to start with a fresh sheet and onl want before saving. If you mess up the master copy, reinstall Bar Schedule to the Templates folder and follow the

Default Settings The optimum default settings for the spreadsheet are as follows: Enable AutoComplete for cell values should be disabled. 'Move selection after Enter' moves Right. Zero values are enabled. Sheet tabs are enabled.

at C:\Documents and Settings\user_name \Application

n~n TrueType fonts. Check if you have these fonts installed hould be copied to your \Windows\Fonts folder.

Color (16 bit) using large fonts. Right click on the main

Note Refer to the About sheet for further information on fonts.

ADJUST DISPLAY ADJUST DISPLAY

. Although the spreadsheet will function correctly with e sheet does not contain viruses, macros should be

he SAVE button in the Adjust Display box above. etails. start with a fresh sheet and only make the alterations you Templates folder and follow the previous instructions.

Go to Tools > Options > Edit Go to Tools > Options > Edit Go to Tools > Options > View Go to Tools > Options > View

BAR SCHEDULE 8666

FOR MICROSOFT EXCEL
Version Version 5.04 Please ensure you have the latest version of this software, which may be downloaded from the internet via this hyperlink: http://www.structural-engineering.org.uk Click the Connect button to go to the web site. The font files are also available from this web site. If you have comments, suggestions, bug reports or require information, please email: info@structural-engineering.org.uk

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REVISION HISTORY

Date

Version

Action

8/9/2000 8/13/2000 11/12/2000 12/6/2000 1/9/2001 2/16/2001 6/1/2001 10/14/2001 8/3/2002 12/5/2004 4/15/2006 5/31/2006 6/13/2006 10/14/2006 1/17/2007 2/12/2007

1.00 1.10 1.20 2.00 3.00 3.01 3.10 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04

Initial release. Minor revision. Handling of shape code 51 amended. Major update including improved data export (xls) and new data im

SteelPac data export facility, delete bar mark facility and weight s Improved error trapping for shape code 51. AutoFill shape code 51 Minimum end dimension facility for shape codes 11 & 21 added.

Bars marked deleted included in .xls export/import. BS 8666:2000 Amendment no. 2 incorporated. Shape code diagram command. Info sheet for xls file export. Help sheet. Autofill SC51 d Ctrl E. Autofill SC51 dim C button removed. Added min. dimension Minor miscellaneous revisions. Shape code 15, 45 degree error message triggered when B > (A+ B > A/(sqrt 2). Shape codes 25, 26 & 46 amended similarly. (Phil M & Co Ltd) Administrative revision. Administrative revision. Administrative revision. Updated to conform with BS 8666:2005 Type & size columns text alignment altered & formatting. Minor di alert amended. Bardata file shape free dimensions white formatting corrected. Administrative revision. Weight schedule revision date corrected.

Acknowledgements Thank you to the Reinforced Concrete Council for their encouragement, comments and assistance in distributing t The RCC is now part of The Concrete Centre, for further information email: enquiries@concretecentre.com Also, thank you for advice to Dr Shaiq U.R. Khan BEng (Civil), MEng, PhD, PE, CEng, FIStructE.

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Action

xport (xls) and new data import (xls) functionality.

mark facility and weight schedule added. 51. AutoFill shape code 51 dimension 'C'. pe codes 11 & 21 added.

port/import. orated. Shape code diagram. Clear sheet Help sheet. Autofill SC51 dim. C changed to ed. Added min. dimension & deductions tables.

e triggered when B > (A+d)/(sqrt 2) instead of amended similarly. (Phil Machin, Scott Wilson

red & formatting. Minor dimension validation e formatting corrected.

s and assistance in distributing this software. ries@concretecentre.com Eng, FIStructE.

is freely available with the Reinforced Concrete Council's provided with Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Excel.

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Site ref : Job no :
Member Bar mark Type and size No. of mbrs No. of bars in each

Bar schedule ref : Date prepared : Prepared by :

Total no. Length of Shape each bar code mm

Rev Rev letter letter

Checked by :
A*
mm

B*
mm

C*
mm

D*
mm

E/R *
mm

Rev letter

20 21

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2 35

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11 51

2000 250 12000

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12000 99

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