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    This document summarizes the design of a masonry lintel to resist bending and shear forces according to MSJC 2011 standards. Key details include a No. 5 reinforcing bar, lintel depth of 16 inches, design bending moment of 3.6 kip-ft, and design shear force of 2 kips. Calculations show the lintel design satisfies requirements for reinforcement and masonry stresses due to bending and shear.

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    This document summarizes the design of a masonry lintel to resist bending and shear forces according to MSJC 2011 standards. Key details include a No. 5 reinforcing bar, lintel depth of 16 inches, design bending moment of 3.6 kip-ft, and design shear force of 2 kips. Calculations show the lintel design satisfies requirements for reinforcement and masonry stresses due to bending and shear.

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    This document summarizes the design of a masonry lintel to resist bending and shear forces according to MSJC 2011 standards. Key details include a No. 5 reinforcing bar, lintel depth of 16 inches, design bending moment of 3.6 kip-ft, and design shear force of 2 kips. Calculations show the lintel design satisfies requirements for reinforcement and masonry stresses due to bending and shear.

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    This document summarizes the design of a masonry lintel to resist bending and shear forces according to MSJC 2011 standards. Key details include a No. 5 reinforcing bar, lintel depth of 16 inches, design bending moment of 3.6 kip-ft, and design shear force of 2 kips. Calculations show the lintel design satisfies requirements for reinforcement and masonry stresses due to bending and shear.

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    Project Job Ref.

    PCA
    Section Sheet no./rev.
    1
    Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date
    B 12/24/2017

    MASONRY LINTEL DESIGN TO MSJC 2011


    Using the allowable stress design method
    Tedds calculation version 1.1.00

    Masonry details
    Masonry type; Concrete
    Density of masonry unit;  = 115 lb/ft3
    Pattern bond; Running
    Mortar type; PCL Type M
    Compressive strength of masonry unit; f’cu = 1900 psi
    Net compressive strength of masonry (Table 2); f’m = 1500 psi
    Modulus of elasticity (1.8.2.2.1); Em = 900  f'm = 1350000 psi
    Allowable flexural tensile stress; (Table 2.2.3.2); Ft = 106 psi
    Reinforcement details
    Allowable tensile stress; Fs = 32000 psi
    Modulus of elasticity of steel; Es = 29000000 psi
    Cover to reinforcement
    Bottom cover to reinforcement; cnom_b = 1.5 in
    Side cover to reinforcement; cnom_s = 1.5 in
    d = 13.19 in
    16 in

    1 x No.5 bar

    7.625 in
    ;
    Section properties
    Modular ratio; n = Es / Em = 21.48
    Section width; b = 7.625 in
    Section depth; h = 16 in
    Net cross-sectional area; An = b  h = 122 in2
    Net shear area; Anv = b  h = 122 in2
    Section modulus; S = b  h2 / 6 = 325.33 in3
    Depth to tension reinforcement; d = 13.19 in
    Flexure design (Chapter 2)
    Tension reinforcement; 1 x No. 5 bar
    Area of tension reinforcement; As = Nbot  BarAreabot = 0.31 in2
    Project Job Ref.

    PCA
    Section Sheet no./rev.
    2
    Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date
    B 12/24/2017

    Reinforcement ratio; ratio= As / (b  d) = 0.00308


    Neutral axis factor ; k = (2  ratio  n + (ratio  n)2) - ratio  n = 0.304
    Lever arm factor; j = 1 - k / 3 = 0.899
    Cracking moment; Mcr = 2.5  Ft  S = 7.2 kip_ft
    Design bending moment; M = 3.60 kip_ft
    Tensile stress in reinforcement; fs = M / (As  j  d) = 11755 psi
    Allowable tensile stress in reinf. (2.3.3.1); Fs = 32000 psi
    Reinforcement stress ratio; fs / Fs = 0.367
    PASS - Allowable tensile stress exceeds tensile stress due to flexure
    Compressive stress in masonry; fb = 2  M / (j  k  b  d2) = 238.6 psi
    Allowable stress in masonry (2.3.4.2.2); Fb = 0.45  f'm = 675.0 psi
    Masonry stress ratio; fb / Fb = 0.354
    PASS - Allowable compressive stress exceeds compressive stress due to flexure
    Shear design (Chapter 2)
    Design shear force; V = 2.00 kips
    Moment shear relationship, M/Vd; Assume; M_Vdratio = 1
    Shear stress (2-24); fv = V / Anv = 16.4 psi
    Allowable masonry shear stress (2-28); Fv = 1/2  (4.0 - 1.75 M_Vdratio)(f'm  1psi)
    Fv = 43.6 psi
    Masonry shear stress ratio; fv / Fv = 0.376
    PASS - Allowable shear stress exceeds shear stress in masonry
    ;

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