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    This document provides calculations for the shear design of a rectangular beam. Key details include: - The beam has a factored shear of 60 kips and torsion of 30 k-ft - Reinforcement is calculated to resist the shear using concrete contribution and steel stirrups - A minimum stirrup spacing of 7.08 inches is calculated to provide adequate shear capacity - The torsional demand of 30 k-ft is less than the neglectable limit, so torsion reinforcement is not required

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    This document provides calculations for the shear design of a rectangular beam. Key details include: - The beam has a factored shear of 60 kips and torsion of 30 k-ft - Reinforcement is calculated to resist the shear using concrete contribution and steel stirrups - A minimum stirrup spacing of 7.08 inches is calculated to provide adequate shear capacity - The torsional demand of 30 k-ft is less than the neglectable limit, so torsion reinforcement is not required

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    This document provides calculations for the shear design of a rectangular beam. Key details include: - The beam has a factored shear of 60 kips and torsion of 30 k-ft - Reinforcement is calculated to resist the shear using concrete contribution and steel stirrups - A minimum stirrup spacing of 7.08 inches is calculated to provide adequate shear capacity - The torsional demand of 30 k-ft is less than the neglectable limit, so torsion reinforcement is not required

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    Ch08 Shear Torsion

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    This document provides calculations for the shear design of a rectangular beam. Key details include: - The beam has a factored shear of 60 kips and torsion of 30 k-ft - Reinforcement is calculated to resist the shear using concrete contribution and steel stirrups - A minimum stirrup spacing of 7.08 inches is calculated to provide adequate shear capacity - The torsional demand of 30 k-ft is less than the neglectable limit, so torsion reinforcement is not required

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    Shear Analysis - Beams

    Vu =
    f'c =
    =
    bw =

    Units
    lb
    psi

    s=
    Vc =
    =
    Vc =
    Vc =
    Vs =
    Vs =
    Vc + V s =

    44113
    4000
    1
    5
    31
    0.40
    60,000
    7.75
    19606
    0.75
    14705
    7352
    96000
    72000
    115606

    Vc + Vs =

    86705

    lb

    smax =

    7.75

    in.

    Code Section 11.4.5

    Av min =
    smax =

    0.032
    101.19

    in 2
    in.

    Code Eq. 11-13

    smax =

    96.00

    in.

    d=
    Av =
    fyt =

    in.
    in.
    in 2
    psi
    in.
    lb
    lb
    lb
    lb
    lb
    lb

    Shear Design - Beams


    Units
    65000
    lb
    4000 psi
    1
    10 in.
    24 in.
    0.22 in 2
    60,000 psi
    0.75
    30358
    lb
    22768
    lb
    11384
    lb
    56309
    lb
    42232
    lb
    5.63 in.
    11.00 in. stirrup spacing exceeds calculated value of s in cell C19

    Vu =
    f'c =
    =
    bw =
    d=
    Av =
    fyt =
    =
    Vc =
    Vc =
    Vc =
    Vs=(Vu-Vc)/ =
    Required Vs =
    s=
    choose s =
    `
    smax =

    12

    in.

    Code Section 11.4.5

    Av min =
    smax =
    smax =
    Controlling smax =
    Actual Vs =

    0.092
    27.83
    26.40
    12.00
    21600
    44368

    in
    in.
    in.
    in.
    ib
    lb

    Code Eq. 11-13


    also Code Eq. 11-13
    Code Eq. 11-13 with 50 psi limit

    Check Vc-Vs =

    Shear & Torsion Design - Rectangular Beams


    Vu =
    Tu =
    Nu =
    f'c =
    =
    b=
    h=
    cover =
    stirrup dia. =
    Av =
    fyt =
    =
    Acp =
    pcp =
    Neglect torsion if Tu <
    x1 =
    y1 =
    Aoh =
    Ao =
    d=
    ph =
    Vc =
    Eq. 11-18 left
    Eq. 11-18 right
    At/s =
    Vu > Vc/2 ?
    Vs =
    Av/s =
    Av+t/s =
    s=
    s < ph/8 =
    s < 12 =
    s=
    Use s =
    Eq. 11-23 0.75Sqrt(f'c)bs/fyt =

    Units
    k
    ft-k
    k
    psi

    60
    30
    0
    4000
    1
    16
    in.
    26
    in.
    1.5
    in.
    0.5
    in.
    0.40
    in 2
    60,000
    psi
    0.75
    416.00
    in 2
    84.00
    in.
    97723 in-lb =
    8.144 ft-k
    12.50
    in.
    22.50
    in.
    281.25
    in 2
    239.06
    in 2
    23.5
    in.
    70.00
    in.
    47561
    lb
    246
    474 section is large enough
    0.0167 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup
    yes, shear reinforcing needed
    32439
    lb
    0.0230 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup
    0.0565 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup
    7.08
    in.
    8.75
    in.
    12.00
    in.
    7.08
    in.
    7.00
    in.
    0.089 < Av + 2At - OK

    Al =

    1.17

    in 2

    Min Al =

    1.02

    OK

    < Tu consider torsion

    Shear & Torsion Design - Rectangular Beams


    Vu =
    Tu =
    Nu =
    f'c =
    =
    b=
    h=
    cover =
    stirrup dia. =
    Av =
    fyt =
    =
    Acp =
    pcp =
    Neglect torsion if Tu <
    x1 =
    y1 =
    Aoh =
    Ao =
    d=
    ph =
    Vc =
    Eq. 11-18 left
    Eq. 11-18 right
    At/s =
    Vu > Vc/2 ?
    Vs =
    Av/s =
    Av+t/s =
    s=
    s < ph/8 =
    s < 300 =
    s=
    Use s =
    Eq. 11-23 0.75Sqrt(f'c)bs/fyt =
    Al =

    Units
    kN
    kN
    kN
    MPa

    190
    30
    0
    28
    1
    350
    mm
    650
    mm
    40
    mm
    12.7
    mm
    258.00
    mm 2
    420
    MPa
    0.75
    227500
    mm 2
    2000.00
    mm
    8558385 N-mm
    8.558 kN-m
    257.30
    mm
    557.30
    mm
    143393
    mm 2
    121884
    mm 2
    584.6
    mm
    1629.20
    mm
    180449
    N
    1.679 N/mm
    3.307 section is large enough
    0.3907 mm2/mm for 2 legs of stirrup
    yes, shear reinforcing needed
    72884
    lb
    0.2968 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup
    1.0782 in2/in for 2 legs of stirrup
    239
    in.
    204
    in.
    300.00
    in.
    204
    in.
    203.00
    in.
    671.359 > Av + 2At - NG
    636.51

    in 2

    Min Al = 13694.64

    NG

    < Tu consider torsion

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