Development Length
Lecture Notes
2k6 2k7
Development Length
-Length needed to fully develop the strength of the rebar (i.e. f = fy)
too near
pull-out
T = Afy
ld=?
Bond: 1. Chemical
2. Mechanical
Factors affecting development length
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. coating factor
6. lightweight concrete
7. Excess reinforcements
A provided
s s
As req ' d
8. Clear spacing
splitting
9. Concrete cover
Development Length
Lecture Notes
2k6 2k7
Problem:
Given
fc = 21 MPa
Gr. 40 rebars
Solution:
Mu = WL2
8
= (1/8)(70)(82)
= 560 kN m
Choose:
= 0.015
560 10 6
req ' d bd 2
170.01 10 6 mm 3
0.9 3.6575
choose d 2b
Mu = 70 kN/m
Use h = 800 mm
d = 800 (50 + 10 + 25/2) = 727.5
m = 276 = 15.462
(85x21)
X=
560x106
= 0.001217
.9(350)(42.752)(276)
Req' d
1 1 215.462 0.01217
0.013600
15.462
Use 25 mm bars
25 2 470.67
4
3462.9
n
7.056 say 8 bars
490.87
At
With 4 rebars:
As = 4 x 490.87 = 1963.2 mm2
a = Asfy
= 1963.5 x 276 = 86.742 mm
0.85f cb
.85 x 21 x 350
Mu = .9 x 1963.5 x 276 (727.5 86.742/2) x 10-6
= 333.67 kN m
Development Length
Lecture Notes
2k6 2k7
42
560 333.67 2.5428 m
560
from equation of
parabola
R = wL = 70(8) = 280 kN
2
2
M = Ry Wy2
2
333.67 = 280y (70/2)(y)2
y = 1.4579
x = 4- y =2.5421 m
Ld/db = (9/10)(fy/Sfc)
Where db = 25mm
fy = 276 MPa
fc = 21 MPa
= 1.0 (Bottom bars)
= 1.0 (No epoxy)
= 1.0 (Normal weight concrete)
Ld = (9/10)(276/S21) (1.0x1.0x1.0) (25mm)
Ld = 1355.1 mm
Therefore, the length of the 4 cut bars is (2542.1 + 1355.1) x 2 = 7794.5mm say 7.8m
Ld
Welded
Mechanical connectors (couplers)
Hooks
l hb
100
f 'c
db
Factors:
o
412.6.3
Basic development length lhb shall be multiplied by applicable factor or factors
for:
412.6.3.1........................Bar yield strength.
Bars with fy other than 415 MPa . . fy /415