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    Pile Design - Pile Cap

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    The document provides the design of a pile cap with given parameters. It calculates the pile reactions, bending moments, required steel reinforcement, and checks shear stresses. The effective depth is 669 mm. The governing bending moment is 812.5 KN-m along the length. The one-way shear stress of 0.337 N/mm2 and two-way shear stress of 0.852 N/mm2 are determined to be safe. A comparison to STAAD results shows negligible difference.

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    Pile Design - Pile Cap

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    The document provides the design of a pile cap with given parameters. It calculates the pile reactions, bending moments, required steel reinforcement, and checks shear stresses. The effective depth is 669 mm. The governing bending moment is 812.5 KN-m along the length. The one-way shear stress of 0.337 N/mm2 and two-way shear stress of 0.852 N/mm2 are determined to be safe. A comparison to STAAD results shows negligible difference.

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    The document provides the design of a pile cap with given parameters. It calculates the pile reactions, bending moments, required steel reinforcement, and checks shear stresses. The effective depth is 669 mm. The governing bending moment is 812.5 KN-m along the length. The one-way shear stress of 0.337 N/mm2 and two-way shear stress of 0.852 N/mm2 are determined to be safe. A comparison to STAAD results shows negligible difference.

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    Pile Design - Pile Cap

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    Joko Sudirmanns S
    The document provides the design of a pile cap with given parameters. It calculates the pile reactions, bending moments, required steel reinforcement, and checks shear stresses. The effective depth is 669 mm. The governing bending moment is 812.5 KN-m along the length. The one-way shear stress of 0.337 N/mm2 and two-way shear stress of 0.852 N/mm2 are determined to be safe. A comparison to STAAD results shows negligible difference.

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    Reference Reinforced Concrete Design by S.N.Sinha, Problem 11-13.

    Problem Design a pile cap with the given data: Load Fy = 2000KN, MZ = 300 KN-m, Spacing = 900 mm, Pile in Pile Cap = 75 mm, Bottom Cover = 100 mm, Edge Distance = 275 mm, No. of Pile = 9, fc = 15 MPa, fy = 415 MPa, Column Dimension = 500mm x 500mm, Ultimate Load Factor = 1.5.

    Solution Pile reaction: P1 =416.667 KN P2 = 416.667 KN P3 = 416.667 KN P4 = 333.333 KN P5 = 333.333 KN P6 = 333.333 KN P7 =250 KN P8 = 250 KN P9 = 250 KN Bending moment at critical section (at column face), Mu (along length) = 3 x 416.667 x 0.65 = 812.5 KN-m Mu (along width) = (416.667+333.333+250) x 0.65 KN-m
    VIVEK KUMAWAT

    = 650 KN-m Assuming 850 mm overall depth and 12 mm bar, Effective depth de = 850-(100+75+6) = 669 mm Kumax = 0.479 Rumax = 0.36 x fc x Kumax x (1- 0.42 Kumax) = 2.066 Mulim= Rumax x B x de2 = 2172.953 KN-m > Mu (Hence safe) Area of Steel Required Area of steel required along length, Ast = 0.5 x B x de = 3592.61 mm2 Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0012 x B x D = 2397 mm2 Area of steel required along width, = 0.5 x B x de = 2833.69 mm2 Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0012 x B x D = 2397 mm2 Check for One-Way Shear (Along Length) Percentage of steel pt = 0.2285 % Corresponding allowable c = 0.338 N/mm2 Developed shear stress Vumax =KN = 530 KN
    c

    Developed shear stress c = = 0.337 N/mm2 < c,all (Hence safe) Check for Two-Way Shear Vumax = (3000-333.33) KN = 2666.67 KN Developed shear stress Ks = min( 0.5+1 , 1) = 1 Allowable shear stress = Ks x = 0.968 N/mm2 > developed = 1 x 0.25 c (hence safe)
    c c

    = 0.852 N/mm2

    VIVEK KUMAWAT

    Spacing Along length: No. of 12 mm bar = Spacing = 68.967 mm Spacing along length for 12 mm bar = 68.967 mm Along width: No. of 12 mm bar = 25.06 (26) Spacing = 85.52 mm Spacing along width for 12 mm bar = 85.52 mm = 31.76 (32)

    Comparison
    Value Of Effective Depth Governing Moment (length) One-Way Shear Stress (Length) Two-Way Shear Stress Reference Result 669 mm 812.5 KN-m 0.337 N/mm2 0.852 N/mm2 STAAD.foundation Result 669 mm 812.503 KN-m 0.337 N/mm2 0.852 N/mm2 Difference in Percent None Negligible

    None None

    Table 8.4

    VIVEK KUMAWAT

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