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    Calculation For Expansion Gap: Conrtraction Due To Temperature

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    Calculation For Expansion Gap: Conrtraction Due To Temperature

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    The document provides calculations for expansion gaps in structures of varying lengths due to factors like temperature change, shrinkage, and creep. It calculates total contraction and expansion values and recommends gap sizes to accommodate the total movement calculated.

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    The document provides calculations for expansion gaps in structures of varying lengths due to factors like temperature change, shrinkage, and creep. It calculates total contraction and expansion values and recommends gap sizes to accommodate the total movement calculated.

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    Calculation For Expansion Gap: Conrtraction Due To Temperature

    Uploaded by

    Venkat Palli
    The document provides calculations for expansion gaps in structures of varying lengths due to factors like temperature change, shrinkage, and creep. It calculates total contraction and expansion values and recommends gap sizes to accommodate the total movement calculated.

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    Calculation for Expansion Gap

    Length of structure contributing expansion = 30 m


    Max temperature 44 oC
    Min temperature 10 oC
    Temperature rise 17 oC
    Temperature fall 27 oC

    Coeff. of Thermal expansion, a = 1.00E-05 / deg. Centrigrade


    Load Factor for temperature, Ytu = 1.2
    Shrinkage coefficient = 0.0005
    Creep coefficient 0.00004
    Ec of concrete 31000 Mpa
    conrtraction due to temperature
    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 6.12 mm

    Contraction due to shrinkage


    Dsh 15.000 mm

    Contraction due to Creep


    Dcr 1.200 mm

    Expansion due to temperature


    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 6.120 mm

    Total Movement
    Total contraction 22 mm
    Total expansion 6.120 mm

    Total movement 28 mm

    consider 80 mm expansion joint


    Calculation for Expansion Gap

    Length of structure contributing expansion = 315 m


    Max temperature 44 oC
    Min temperature 10 oC
    Temperature rise 17 deg. Centrigrade
    Temperature fall 27 deg. Centrigrade
    Ambient tempearture 17 deg. Centrigrade
    Coeff. of Thermal expansion, a = 1.00E-05 / deg. Centrigrade
    Load Factor for temperature, Ytu = 1.2
    Shrinkage coefficient = 0.0005 ceb-FIP MODEL CODE 2010
    Creep coefficient 0.00004
    Ec of concrete 4800*(fc')^2
    conrtraction due to temperature 37181 Mpa
    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 102 mm

    Contraction due to shrinkage


    Dsh 158 mm

    Contraction due to Creep


    Dcr 13 mm

    Expansion due to temperature


    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 64 mm

    Lateral Delfection due to Braking Force+Friction force


    Horizontal force 8934 KN for substructure/foundation

    From MIDAS model Deflection at pier top


    Due to all vertical loads+frcition+Braking force
    D= 44 mm

    Depth of fixity -51.1 m


    Pilecap top 3.1 m

    Scour depth -39.817 m

    Length between 39.817 to 51.117 m is completely embedded in good soil.

    Hence deflection would be less than 45 mm


    Total Movement
    Total contraction 317 mm
    Total expansion 109 mm
    Hence consider joint with a total gap of

    minimum 320
    maximum 130
    Calculation for bearing movement

    Length of structure contributing expansion = 200 m


    Max temperature 44 oC
    Min temperature 10 oC
    Temperature rise 17 deg. Centrigrade
    Temperature fall 27 deg. Centrigrade

    Coeff. of Thermal expansion, a = 1.00E-05 / deg. Centrigrade


    Load Factor for temperature, Ytu = 1.2
    Shrinkage coefficient = 0.0005 ceb-FIP MODEL CODE 2010
    Creep coefficient 0.00004
    Ec of concrete 31000 Mpa
    conrtraction due to temperature
    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 6.48E+01 mm

    Contraction due to shrinkage


    Dsh 100.000 mm

    Contraction due to Creep


    Dcr 8.000 mm

    Expansion due to temperature


    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 41 mm

    Total Movement
    Total contraction 173 mm
    Total expansion 41 mm
    Calculation for bearing movement transverse direction

    Length of structure contributing expansion = 6m


    Max temperature 44 oC
    Min temperature 10 oC
    Temperature rise 17 deg. Centrigrade
    Temperature fall 27 deg. Centrigrade

    Coeff. of Thermal expansion, a = 1.00E-05 / deg. Centrigrade


    Load Factor for temperature, Ytu = 1.2
    Shrinkage coefficient = 0.0005 ceb-FIP MODEL CODE 2010
    Creep coefficient 0.00004
    Ec of concrete 31000 Mpa
    conrtraction due to temperature
    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 1.94E+00 mm

    Contraction due to shrinkage


    Dsh 0.000 mm

    Contraction due to Creep


    Dcr 0.240 mm

    Expansion due to temperature


    Dt = L * a * Temp Range * Ytu

    = 1 mm

    Total Movement
    Total contraction 2 mm
    Total expansion 1 mm

    Total movement 3 mm

    Hence consider joint with a total gap of mm at P17/P19

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