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The girders take the loads from the plates, the closing and the dividing walls and
transmit them to the columns.
A construction element is a girder if the following condition is respected:
L
5 where:
max(b,h)
L girder lenght;
b girder cross-section width;
h girder cross-section height.
As the girders are constructions main elements, they are calculated in the elastic
stage.
For the column and girder calculation I considered a rigid node in the structure
In order to impose the energy disipation structural mechanism, that will fulfill the request:
for the framed storeyed structures, the plastic deformations must appear first in the
sections at the edge of the girders and, after that, in the sections at the base of the
columns. So there must be respected the following condition (according to P100-2006):
M Rc Rd MRb where:
M Rc - design values sum for the columns capable moments are considered
minimum, corresponding to the possible variations for the axial forces in the load
combination that includes the seismic load;
M - design values sum for the girders(that enter the node) capable
Rb
moments;
The calculation for the girders moments in field and in the bearings was made
with the ROBOT MILENIUM software.
From this calculation there resulted the following moments values:
M
[d
aNm
]
1
306
5.40
1
223
6.70
(
1)
4
347
.95
M [d aN m ]
1 2 7 3 0 .7 9
1 1 8 3 9 .3 5
(2 )
9 7 0 .0 3
M[daNm]
12803.24
12776.68
(3)
164.54
M[daNm]
9756.99
7286.45
(4)
1964.44
3.Girders reinforcement
Grirder 1:
Blim = 0.22
B<Blim Aa' is not necessary from the calculation
Aa is calculated as for a simple reinforced rectangular cross-section
= 1- 1-2B = 1 1 2 0.1025 = 0.1084
RC 150
Aa = b h0 = 0.1084 40 46.1 = 9.99cm 2
Ra 3000
the reinforcement 516 Aaef=10.05 cm2
Aa'=0.4 Aa (according to STAS10107/0-90)
In the bearing cross-sections for the frames' girders take take part in anti-seismic
structures, the fraction between the reinforcement at the bottom and top part must
be at least 0.4 for the A,B and C seismic zones.
Aa'=0.4 10.05=4.02 cm2 314 Aaef=4.62 cm2
(There must be used 3 bars because, according to STAS 10107/0-90, the minimum
distance betweenthe bars axis, in the tensed zones, usually must be max.200 mm.)
Aa Ra 10.05 3000
x= = = 5.025cm
b Rc 40 150
Mcap=b x Rc (h0-0.5 x)=40 5.025 150 (46.1-0.5 5.025)=13141.63 daNm
At 10.05
pt = 100 = 100 = 0.5 > 0.45
Ab 50 40
Depending on the compressed concrete area we wil have two design cases.
Mcap.pl = bp hp Rc (h0-0.5hp)
It is observed that:
Mcap.pl=78165daNm>M ext=4347.95daNm x<h p (simply re inforced rectangular cross-section with the width
bp)
h0 = h-ab-d/2 = 50-2.5-1.8/2 = 46.1 cm
M 434795
B= = = 0.0341
bp h0 Rc 40 46.12 150
2
Because I chose for a static spacial calculation for the structure, I will choose to
dimension and reinforce a column (from the first to the top level) having the biggest
efforts.
lf 3, 00
= = 6 10
h 0,50
The column has the following cross-section on the whole height of the building:
y
50 cm
50 cm
ea additional eccentricity
h 50
= = 1, 667cm
ea = max 30 30 = 2, 00cm
2cm
x
-= lim - eccentric compression of big eccentricity (case I)
ho
x
- = lim - eccentric compression of big eccentricity (case II)
ho
where: - relative height of the compressed zone
- lim maximum relative height of the compressed zone
(
Ra h0 a ' )
N e Blim b h02 Rc
case II: Aa = Aa =
'
-
(
Ra h0 a ' )
Note: For the framed structurs, in practise, it is a must to use symmetrical reinforcement
against non-symmetrical reinforcement, beceause, at least from the seismic load, we
have alternating loads on the elements. Also, it is eliminated the possibility to reverse the
reinforcement on the working site.
Mx0 cross-sections capable moment on the X direction for a given axial force,
when My=0
My0 cross-sections capable moment on the Y direction for a given axial force,
cnd Mx=0
k M M s M cap , gr Ms
M=
M S
gr
where: Ms columns bending moment in the (SG) loads special group,considering the
seismic load on the perpendicular directions of the columns cross-sections;
Also, it must:
st
M cap
Ks = gr
1, 2
M cap
K S K M = 1, 2 1, 2 = 1, 44
LONGITUDINAL REINFORCEMENT CALCULATION AT THE BASE-FLOOR LEVEL
A. On the X direction
We consider the concrete coverage ab=3.0 cm for the reinforced concrete elements
from the first category according to STAS 10107/0-90
Y
x
Aa'
Aa
h
50 cm
x x
50 cm
Y
e
oc
N
Aa'Ra
AaRa
bxRc
'
M max = K M K S M max = 1.44 16399,15 = 23614, 776 daNm
Steel PC 52 = 0,55
lim
Heavy concrete Blim = 0, 4
Conform STAS 10107/0-90
'
M max 23614, 776
e0 = = = 0, 262 m = 26, 2 cm
N 90077,53
e0 c = e0 + ea = 26, 2 + 2 = 28, 2 cm
N 90077,53
X= = = 12, 01 cm
b Rc 50 150
x > 2 a = 2 3,5 = 7 cm
x < lim h0 = 0,55 46 = 25,3 cm
x 12, 01
= = = 0, 26 < lim = 0,55 (for PC 52 according to STAS 10107/0-90, table 12)
h0 46
The element is subjected to eccentic compression of big eccentricity.
h 50
e = eoc + a = 28, 2 + 4 = 49, 2 cm
2 2
N
N e h +
2b Rc
Aa = Aa =
'
Ra h0 a '( )
90077,53
90077,53 49, 2 46 +
2 50 150
Aa = Aa' = = 9, 44 cm 2
3000 ( 46 4 )
Aa = 9, 44 cm 2 we choose 418 cu Aa,ef = 10.18 cm2
b h0 50 46
Aa = A 'a pmin = 0, 20% = 4, 6 cm 2
100 100
According to STAS 10107/0-90 (pct. 6.4.3.1) that reccomends that for PC52 i PC60
steel bars, the minimum diameter must be 12 mm, I choose for each side on X direction
4 bars 18 mm resulting an effective area of 10.18 cm2.
B. On Y direction
50 cm
Y
Aa' N
Aa'Ra
oc
bxRc
e
50 cm
X X
h
AaRa
Aa
Y
We consider the concrete coverage ab=3 cm for the reinforced cocnrete elemets from
the first category according to STAS 10107/0-90
'
M max = K M K S M max = 1.44 15811,81 = 22769, 0064 daNm
'
M max 22769, 0064
e0 = = = 0, 2527 m = 25, 27 cm
N 90077,53
e0 c = e0 + ea = 25, 27 + 2 = 27, 27 cm
N 90077,53
X= = = 12, 01 cm
b Rc 50 150
x > 2 a = 2 3,5 = 7 cm
x < lim h0 = 0,55 46 = 25,3 cm
x 12, 01
= = = 0, 26 < lim = 0,55 (for PC 52 according to STAS 10107/0-90, table 12)
h0 46
The element is subjected to eccentic compression of big eccentricity.
h 50
e = eoc + a = 27, 27 + 4 = 48, 27 cm
2 2
N
N e h +
2b Rc
Aa = Aa =
'
(
Ra h0 a ' )
90077,53
90077,53 48, 27 46 +
2 50 150
Aa = Aa' = = 9, 75 cm 2
3000 ( 46 4 )
According to STAS 10107/0-90 (pct. 6.4.3.1) that reccomends that for PC52 i PC60
steel bars, the minimum diameter must be 12 mm, I choose for each side on X direction
4 bars 18 mm resulting an effective area of 10.18 cm2.
Shear force check
For the shar force check I choose from the software the maximum value for F y or Fz i
the most unfavourable case (exceptional group) .
Q = 9819.82daN
Q 9819,82daN
= = 0,357 < 0,5
b h Rt 50cm 50cm 11 daN
cm 2
According to STAS 10107/0-90, it is not necessary a calculation for the shar force
action.
There are considered potentail plastic hinges the zones from the columns edges, for
each level.
The lenght of the potential plastic hinge lp is measured from the superio, inferio
respectivelly, edge of the girder and is considered like so:
H s 300cm
lp = = = 50 cm
6 6
l p h = 50 cm the lenght of the plastic hinge = 60 cm.
l p 60 cm
ae 8d = 8 18 mm = 176 mm = 17, 60 cm
h 50 cm
ae = = 10cm
5 5
ae 10cm ae = 100mm=1cm
A. On the X direction
We consider the concrete coverage ab=3 cm for the reinforced cocnrete elemets from
the first category according to STAS 10107/0-90
'
M max = K M K S M max = 1.44 13003,3 = 18724, 752 daNm
'
M max 18724, 752
e0 = = = 0, 26 m = 26 cm
N 71051, 44
eoc = e0 + ea = 26 + 2 = 28 cm
N 71051, 44
X= = = 9, 47 cm
b Rc 50 150
x > 2 a = 2 3,5 = 7 cm
x < lim h0 = 0,55 46 = 25,3 cm
x 9, 47
= = = 0, 21 < lim = 0,55 (for PC 52 according to STAS 10107/0-90, table 12).
h0 46
The element i subjected to eccentric compression of big eccentricity.
h 50
e = eoc + a = 28 + 4 = 49 cm
2 2
N
N e h +
2b Rc
Aa = Aa =
'
(
Ra h0 a ' )
71051, 44
71051, 44 49 46 +
2 50 150
Aa = Aa' = = 4,36 cm 2
3000 ( 46 4 )
b h0 50 46
Aa = A 'a pmin = 0, 20% = 4, 6 cm 2 the reinforcing is made with the minimium
100 100
reinforcement percentage.
According to STAS 10107/0-90 (pct. 6.4.3.1) that reccomends that for PC52 i PC60
steel bars, the minimum diameter must be 12 mm, I choose for each side on X direction
4 bars 18 mm resulting an effective area of 10.18 cm2.
B. On the Y direction
For the Y disrection the reinforcing is made also from theminimum reinforcing
percentageloke on the X direction. For this it results 4 bars 18 mm resulting an
effective area of 10,18 cm2.
For the columns on II,III, i IV levels rezult it results the same reinforcing areas as with
the number of bars on the to directions:4 bare 18 mm.
Conditions for resting and unloading: It is reffered to the plates resting and co-
working with the other construction elements on which it rests: girders, bearing walls.
The plates elements rest is considered like so:
simply rested, when the rotation on the rests are possible and the
moments that the rest can take are neglectable.
constrained, when the rotations in the rest are very small, the constrining
moment can be fully taken and transmitted and the rests rigidity is
considereable.
partially constrained, when there are fulfilled conditions intermediar to the
simple rest and constrain.
The efforts to which the floor plates are subjected to are determined statically in
the elastic domain, using one or more loading schemes.
L
On one direction, when : 2;
l
L
On two directions, when : 0.5 2.
l
1. Establishment of loads
b) Dividing wall
1 2 1
Nr.crt Name of material d qn
( m) daN / m3 daN / m 2
1-3 Interior plaster M100 0.015 2100 31.5
2 Brick masonry 0.25 1450 362.5
TOTAL 425.5
For a simple calculation of the maximum moments in the field, the real system will
be equivalent with two systems thatsdeformation modes are known: system A+system
B.
qsist .a = q p + qcp + qu / 2 ;
qsist .b = qu / 2 .
q = qp+qcp+qu/2 =825.94 daN/m
2.1.1. Determination of q1 and q2 loads for each plate in sistem a:
F2 qp=545.94daN/m
qcp=150daN/m
P10 qp=200daN/m
3
P11
5,5
P12
direction 2
F1
3,5
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9
P13
3
direction 1
q2
3,5
5
q1
500 = 0.7935
= = 1.43 < 2 41
350 42 = 0.2065
q1 = 41 q = 0.7935 825.94 = 655.38daN / m
q2 = 42 q = 0.2065 825.94 = 169.81daN / m
b) Plate 2 = Plate 8 type 5
P2 type5
q2
3,5
6
q1
350 51 = 0.2058
= = 0.58 < 2
600 52 = 0.7942
q1 = 51 q = 0.2058 825.94 = 169.98daN / m
q2 = 52 q = 0.7942 825.94 = 655.96daN / m
q2
3,5
3,6
q1
350 61 = 0.5
= = 0.97 < 2
360 62 = 0.5
q1 = 51 q = 0.5 825.94 = 412.97 daN / m
q2 = 52 q = 0.5 825.94 = 412.97daN / m
d) Plate 5 type 5
P5 type5
q2
3,5
4,8
q1
350 51 = 0.3244
= = 0.73 < 2
480 51 = 0.6756
q1 = 51 q = 0.3244 825.94 = 267.93daN / m
q2 = 52 q = 0.6756 825.94 = 558.01daN / m
e) Plate 10 type 4
P10 type4
q2
3
3,6
q1
300 = 0.2906
= = 0.83 < 2 41
360 42 = 0.7094
q1 = 41 q = 0.2906 825.94 = 240.02daN / m
q2 = 42 q = 0.7094 825.94 = 585.92daN / m
f) Plate 12 type 6
P12 type6
q2
2
3,6
q1
200 61 = 0.0588
= = 0.53 < 2
360 62 = 0.9412
q1 = 61 q = 0.0588 825.94 = 48.57 daN / m
q2 = 62 q = 0.9412 825.94 = 777.37 daN / m
g) Plate 13 type 4
P13 type4
q2
3
3,6
q1
200 61 = 0.0588
= = 0.53 < 2
360 62 = 0.9412
q1 = 61 q = 0.0588 825.94 = 48.57 daN / m
q2 = 62 q = 0.9412 825.94 = 777.37 daN / m
Statical schemes for system a
Strip 1:
Strip 2:
qu
q = 1.3 = 130 daN/m .
2
a) Plate 1= Plate 9
q1 = 103.2daN / m
q2 = 26.8daN / m
b) Plate 2= Plate 8
q1 = 26.8daN / m
q2 = 103.2daN / m
d) Plate 5
q1 = 42.2daN / m
q2 = 87.8daN / m
e) Plate 10
q1 = 37.8 daN/m
q2 = 92.2daN/m
f) Plate 12
q1 = 7.6daN / m
q2 = 122.4daN / m
g) Plate 13
q1 =87.7 daN/m
q2 =42.3 daN/m
Statical scheme for system b:
Strip 1:
Stryp 2:
Centralization of maximum moments:
qp=545.94daN/m
qcp=150daN/m
234.9
591
346.8+
291.7
635.5
-207.0+
67.7
139.3
427.5+
161.7
589.2
directia 2
273.4+ 354.77+ 565.8+ 211 + 560.8+ 560.8+ 211 + 565.8+ 354.77+ 273.4+
1681.3+ 1486 + 106.7+ 778.5+ 106.7+ 1486 + 1681.3+
1913.8 26 308.4 1079.6 1079.6 308.4 26 92 1913.8
70.4 1621.8 1648.4 92 332.4 1648.4 1621.8 70.4
2187.2 446.7 591.8 519.4 1640.4 1640.4 519.4 591.8 446.7 2187.2
1751.7 3107.8 1755.1 1110.9 1755.1 3107.8 1751.7
308.2+
F1
298.2
606.4
427.5+ 427.5+
161.7 161.7
589.2 589.2
directia 1
From the calculation there resulted the following maximum moments in field and
bearings:
Strip 1 - M field
max = 1755.1 daN m
M bearing
max = 3107.8 daN m
Strip 2 - M bearing
max =1113.4 daN m
max = 595.5 daN m
M field
Plate reinforcement
A. Bearing
a) direction 1:
Aaef 9.05
p= = 100 = 0.6%.
Abs 100 15
b) direction 2:
Aaef 3.02
p= = 100 = 0.2%.
Abs 100 15
B. Field
a) direction 1
b) direction 2:
Aaef 3.02
p= = 100 = 0.2%.
Abs 100 15
CONCLUSION:
field : 610 / m
re inf orcement
bearing : 812 / m