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    Mid-Exam: Jimma University Jimma Institute of Technology Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Course Outline

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    This document outlines a course on Reinforced Concrete Structures II taken during the 3rd year of a BSc in Civil Engineering program. The 5 ECTS credit course consists of lectures and tutorials during the 6th semester. Topics covered include analyzing and designing flat slabs, columns, beams considering inelastic moment distribution, slab capacity using yield line theory, and torsion in elements. Student evaluations include assignments, a mini project, midterm, final exam, and attendance of at least 85% of classes. References listed are textbooks on reinforced concrete design and the Ethiopian building code standard.

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    Jimma University

    Jimma Institute of Technology


    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Course Outline
    Course title: Reinforced Concrete Structures II Instructors: JiT Structural Engineering Staffs
    Course number: CENG 3102 Academic year: 2019/2020
    ECTS credits: 5CP (2-Lecture., 3-Tutorial.) Year: 3rd Year
    Degree Program: BSc in Civil Engineering Semester: 6th
    Pre-requites: Reinforced Concrete I (CENG – 3101)

    Course Objectives: After completing this course the student shall be able to
    - Analyze and design flat slabs for flexure and shear.
    - Classify columns based on different criteria
    - Develop interaction curves for columns and use them in designing.
    - Design beams considering inelastic moment distribution
    - Determine ultimate capacity of a slab using yield line theory
    - Describe the behavior of members with torsion and Design elements for torsion
    - Familiar with some of Ethiopian Building Code Standards for the design of the above elements.

    Course Content
    Chapter-1: Flat slabs - James Macgregor, Reinforced Concrete
    ❖ Introduction Mechanics and Design, 5th Edition
    ❖ Load transfer in flat slabs
    ❖ Distribution of moments in flat slabs
    - W.H.Mosley, R.Hulse,J.H Bungery, Reinforced
    Concrete Design, Palgrave Macmillan, 2007
    ❖ Practical analysis of flat slabs
    ❖ Design of flat slabs - Ethiopian Building code standard 2 (EBCS 2),
    1995/2015
    Chapter-2: Columns - Any related books
    ❖ Introduction
    ❖ Classification of columns Evaluations:
    ❖ Interaction diagrams for rectangular columns • Attendance 5%
    ❖ Interaction diagrams for circular columns
    • Assignments 10%
    ❖ Design of columns
    • Mini Project 15%
    • Mid exam 20%
    Mid-Exam • Final Exam 50%

    Chapter-3: Inelastic Moment Redistribution Attendance requirement: A student must attend


    ❖ Introduction 85% of the class
    ❖ Non-linear analysis of indeterminate structures
    ❖ Plastic hinge and collapse mechanisms
    ❖ Moment redistribution for continuous beams

    Chapter-4: Yield Line Theory for Slabs


    ❖ Introduction
    ❖ Upper and lower bound theorems
    ❖ Methods of yield line analysis
    ❖ Moments along skewed line
    ❖ Effects of restrained corners

    Chapter-5: Analysis and Design for Torsion


    ❖ Introduction
    ❖ Behavior of members with torsion
    ❖ Equivalent hollow section
    ❖ Principal stresses due to torsion
    ❖ Torsion in reinforced concrete members
    ❖ Design members for torsion

    References:
    - Arthur H Nelson, Design of Concrete Structures,
    McGraw-Hill, 14th Edition, 2010

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