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Stress2D R/C "Deep Beam" Design Illustrative Example In this example we will demonstrate the usage of Stress2D software in a design of a reinforced concrete "deep beam". In this example the "deep beam", is actually a "deep cantilever" wall. (see figure on left). The cantilever wall is 3.0m long, 5.0m deep, and 0.5 thick (estimated). It carries 15 floors from above, which includes precast concrete facade panels and the floor structure.The estimated load (G+Q) is 750 kN/m. The cantilever wall is supported by a series of columns. The design task is to evaluate the stresses in the cantilever wall and to design the reinforcement. The building is located in Sydney CBD, NSW Australia, just behind the Town Hall. In the figures below the cantilever wall is shown in a larger scale. This is a typical 2D stress analysis problem, suitable for finite element approach. In this case, "beam analogy" will not provide reliable results. The finite element model was created using Stress2D software. The model consists of several 2D panels, representing the cantilever, and four columns. This is a very simple model, and it takes 5 to 10 min. to draw it usingStress2D interactive editor.

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  • Stress2DR/C"DeepBeam"DesignIllustrativeExample

    InthisexamplewewilldemonstratetheusageofStress2Dsoftwareinadesignofareinforcedconcrete"deepbeam".

    Inthisexamplethe"deepbeam",isactuallya"deepcantilever"wall.(seefigureonleft).Thecantileverwallis3.0mlong,5.0mdeep,and0.5thick(estimated).Itcarries15floorsfromabove,whichincludesprecastconcretefacadepanelsandthefloorstructure.Theestimatedload(G+Q)is750kN/m.Thecantileverwallissupportedbyaseriesofcolumns.

    Thedesigntaskistoevaluatethestressesinthecantileverwallandtodesignthereinforcement.

    ThebuildingislocatedinSydneyCBD,NSWAustralia,justbehindtheTownHall.

    Inthefiguresbelowthecantileverwallisshowninalargerscale.

    Thisisatypical2Dstressanalysisproblem,suitableforfiniteelementapproach.Inthiscase,"beamanalogy"willnotprovidereliableresults.ThefiniteelementmodelwascreatedusingStress2Dsoftware.Themodelconsistsofseveral2Dpanels,representingthecantilever,andfourcolumns.Thisisaverysimplemodel,andittakes5to10min.todrawitusingStress2Dinteractiveeditor.

  • Once,themodelispreparedandallmaterialpropertiesareentered,wecanperformthestaticanalysisbytheusingStress2Dsoftware.Thedeflectionresultsareshowninthefigurebelow.

    Inthefigurebelowthehorizontalstresses(SigmaX)areshownintwocharacteristicsections.Thecriticalsectionisabovethecolumn,wherethereareatotaltensionforceof1,150kN.Atthecolumn,almost3/4ofthesectionisintension.Wehavetoputasufficientnumberofhorizontalbarstotakethetensionstresses

    Thecompressionstressesweremuchsmallerthanthantheconcretestrength,andthereisnoneedforanyadditionalreinforcementtotakethecompressionstresses.

  • WecanusesteelbarsY16,inthehorizontaldirections.(Astofonebaris201mm^2)

    Ifweallowthatthestressinthesteelwillgoupto50%oftheyieldstrengthof400MPa,thenwecancalculatetherequiredareaofreinforcement.

    Ast.tot=1,150/200,000=0.00575m2or5,750mm2(requiredareaofsteel)

    TotalTensionForce=1,150kN

    50%SteelYieldStrength=200,000kPa

    Numberofbars=5,750/201=28barsor14barseachsideofthewall

    Ifweplace28horizontalY16bars,thentheloadwillgeneratetensionstressinthebarsof200MPa,whichisonly50%oftheyieldstress.Thisisactually,asafetyfactorof2,whichissufficientinthiscase.

    Thehorizontalbarswillbeplacedoveralengthof2mfromthetopedge,i.e.Y16@150eachface.

    Therestofthestructurewillneedsomenominalhorizontalreinforcement,forinstanceY16@300.

    Also,itisagoodideatoputafewextrahorizontalbarsatthetopedge,say5Y24,totaketheconcentrationofthetensionstresses.Theextrabarswillhaveacrosssectionof2,260mm2,whichwillmakeatotalor7,890mm2.Thiswilldropthestressinthesteelto146MPa.Now,thesafetyfactoris400/146=2.7.

    Theverticalreinforcementmaybedesignedinthasimilarmanner.

    Themaximumshearstressesare2.7MPa,whichissmallerthan10%oftheconcretestrength,andnospecialshearreinforcementisrequired.

    Thedeflectionatthetipofthecantileverisabout1mm,whichisconsideredacceptable.(assumingEc=31GPa).

    NOTE:INDUCTAEngineeringwasnotinvolvedintheactualdesignoftheabovestructure,noranyofoursoftwarewasusedinthedesign.Wehavechosenthisparticularstructurebecauseofitsspecificgeometry,inordertoillustratethepotentialusageoffiniteelementsoftwareinstructuraldesignof"deepbeams".