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3.

BASICSOFREINFORCEDCONCRETEDESIGN

3.1.REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLIMITSTATEMETHODFORCONCRETE
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS
3.4ACTIONS

Dr.ing.NAGYGYRGY Tams, Assoc.Prof.

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3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS

DESIGNINGMETHODSFORCONCRETEELEMENTS

ADMISSIBLESTRENGTHMETHOD

DESIGNMETHODINULTIMATESTAGE

LIMITSTATEMETHOD
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ADMISSIBLESTRENGTHMETHOD
Switzerland 1903
Germany 1904
France
GreatBritain 1911
Romania 19421956
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ADMISSIBLESTRENGTHMETHOD
Mainassumptions:
Plainsectionsremainsplain
Elasticbehaviourofthematerials
Tensionconcretebetweenthecracksisneglected
Reinforcementhasthesamestrainasthesurroundingconcrete(s =c)
Ac
c c
x
n.a.
d
h
As
s Ns=Ass

b Act
(Concreteintension) ct=s/n
REAL HOMOGENOUS
SECTION (IDEAL)SECTION
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
ADMISSIBLESTRENGTHMETHOD

Ac

x
n.a.
d
h
As
Ns=Ass

b Act
(Concreteintension)

REAL HOMOGENOUS
SECTION (IDEAL)SECTION
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
ADMISSIBLESTRENGTHMETHOD

arevalid
uptoday!
Ac
c c
x
n.a.
d
h
As
s Ns=Ass

b Act
(Concreteintension) ct=s/n
REAL HOMOGENOUS
SECTION (IDEAL)SECTION
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
ADMISSIBLESTRENGTHMETHOD
FLOWCHARTOFCALCULATION

Section:b,h,As
ConcretecompressivestrengthinbendingRi Loads
Strengthofsteelatyieldingy

CalculationofstressesbyNaviers formula Staticanalysis


s &c M(correspondstocurrentMEqp)

Safetycoefficients:
s s,adm =y/cs steelcs =2
c c,adm =Ri/cc concretecc =23
element?
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
DESIGNMETHODINULTIMATESTAGE

1938 in Soviet Union and Brazil


in Romania legislated from 1956, in effect until 1960...1970

Design is made in ultimate stage when the resistance of the section is ended
yielding of reinforcement and crushing of compressed concrete occur

Real behaviour of the materials are taking into account!


3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
DESIGNMETHODINULTIMATESTAGE
cu Ri Ri
x 0.8x

d
h
As
Ns=Ass Ns=Ass

b s>s/Es
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
DESIGNMETHODINULTIMATESTAGE
FLOWCHARTOFCALCULATION

Section:b,h,As
ConcretecompressivestrengthinbendingRi Loads
Strengthofsteelatyieldingy

Calculationresistingbendingmoment Staticanalysis
MR M(correspondstocurrentMEqp)

M MR/c

Obs:
c=1.82.5 safety coefficient for the element
_
Strength of concrete are average value! R
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
METHODOFLIMITSTATES

Developed in Soviet Union 1943...1955

in Romania introduced in 1960 (translation from Russian)


in 1970 as Romanian Code

P861
STAS 800067
STAS 10107/076
STAS 10107/090
SREN 199211:2004
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
METHODOFLIMITSTATES

Developed in Soviet Union 1943...1955


CEC:in1975decidedonanactionprograminthefieldofconstruction

The basic principles of the Soviet code were taken into account by CEB and FIP

from 1998 fib (CEB+FIP) printed the MODEL CODE


(MC78,90,2010)
CENpublished:EN 199211:2004

Note
CEB (1953;France) Comit EuroInternationale duBton =EuroInternationalConcreteCommittee
FIP (1952;England) Fdration Internationale delaPrcontrainte =InternationalFederationfor
Prestressing
fib (1998) fdration internationale dubton =InternationalFederationforConcrete
CEC CommissionofEuropeanCommunity
CEN Comit Europen deNormalisation =EuropeanCommitteeforStandardization
3.1REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
METHODOFLIMITSTATES

October 2013
EN199211:2004 434 pages, 201 figures, 76 tables, Hardcover.
Language of Publication: English
1990 1992 2004 2015 . ISBN: 978-3-433-03061-5
3.BASICSOFREINFORCEDCONCRETEDESIGN

3.1.REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLIMITSTATEMETHODFOR
CONCRETE
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS
3.4ACTIONS
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLSM FORCONCRETE

Limitstatesarestatesbeyondwhichtheelement
nolongerfulfillstherelevantdesigncriteria
Ultimatelimitstates(ULS) concernsafetyofpeopleand/orofthestructures,
throughSTRENGTHexceeding
Statesassociatedwith collapse orwithothersimilarformsofstructuralfailure
Lossofbearingcapacity
Lossofstaticequilibrium/stability
Fatigue

Serviceabilitylimitstates(SLS) concerncomfortofthepeople,structural
FUNCTIONALITY
Statesthatcorrespondtoconditionsbeyondwhichspecifiedservicerequirements
forastructureorstructuralmemberarenolongermet
Crackingofconcrete
Deformations
Vibrations
Damagingofconcreteduetoexcessivecompressionwhichislikelytoleadto
lossofdurability
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLSM FORCONCRETE

LSMmaybeappliedby:
reliabilityanalysis
designassistedbytests
partialfactormethod(designvalueofloadswiththehighestintensitiesand
designvalueofstrengthswiththesmallestvalues)

Twofundamentalsareconsidered:

1.Realbehaviourofthematerials

2.Asystemofsafetycoefficients(statisticalornot)
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLSM FORCONCRETE

1.Realbehaviourofthematerials:

Elasticbehaviourunderserviceloads

s <fyd

fcd
Med

Plasticbehaviourinultimatestage
MEd
fyd
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLSM FORCONCRETE

2.Asystemofsafetycoefficients(statisticalornot)

takesintoaccountvariationsofthematerialpropertiesandloads

Statisticalevents:
normaldistribution(Gauss;symmetrical) materialstrength

unsymmetricaldistribution loads
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLSM FORCONCRETE

1 x x 2
f f x exp 2
S 2 2S

Dispersionof
values

p=5% p=5%

Probabilityp showshowmanyvaluesarebigger/smallerthanxmax/xmin
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLSM FORCONCRETE
betterconcrete
3.BASICSOFREINFORCEDCONCRETEDESIGN

3.1.REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLIMITSTATEMETHODFORCONCRETE
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS
3.4ACTIONS
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS

max min


5% x 5% = 2.5 from 2000 elements assume
failure of 5 elements
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS

max min

Stresseslimitation: inconcrete toavoidlongitudinalcracking


tolimitmicrocrackingofcompressedconcrete
tolimitcreep
inreinforcement tolimitcrackingofconcrete
tolimitplasticdeformationofconcrete
Limitationofcrackwidth=crackcontrol(0,30,4mm)
Limitationofdeformations=driftsanddeflectioncontrol
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS

max min

Crackcontrol: wk wmax
Deflectioncontrol: f fmax
Stresseslimitation:s smax; c cmax
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS

max min

Crackcontrol: wk wmax
Deflectioncontrol: f fmax
Stresseslimitation:s smax; c cmax
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS

max min

Crackcontrol: wk wmax
Deflectioncontrol: f fmax
Stresseslimitation:s smax; c cmax
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS

max min

Crackcontrol: wk wmax
Deflectioncontrol: f fmax
Stresseslimitation:s smax; c cmax
3.BASICSOFREINFORCEDCONCRETEDESIGN

3.1.REVIEWOFTHEDESIGNMETHODS
3.2.FUNDAMENTALSOFLIMITSTATEMETHODFORCONCRETE
3.3.VERIFICATIONCONDITIONS
3.4ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
Action(F) Setofforces(loads)appliedtothestructure(directaction);
Setofimposeddeformationsoraccelerations
(ex.Temperaturechanges,moisturevariation,unevensettlement
orearthquakes)(indirectaction).

Classification Characteristics Example


actthroughoutagiven Selfweight(structuralelements,nonstructural
referenceperiodandfor elements,fixequipment)(deadload)
Permanent Shrinkage,settlement,
whichthevariation
(G) Prestressing.
inmagnitudewithtimeis
negligible
Liveload
variationinmagnitude
Variable wind
withtimeisneither
(Q) snow
negligiblenormonotonic

explosion
Accidental seismicactionof
impact
(A) significantmagnitude
fire

Seismicaction duetoearthquakeground
(AE) motions
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS

( 0.9) dominan =0.7


t rest
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS

Importanceclassof =0.0/0.4/0.8
thestructure

ClassI 1.4
Class II 1.2
Class III 1.0
Class IV 0.8
3.4.ACTIONS

Fundamental Seismic

CR02012
3.4.ACTIONS

CR02012
3.4.ACTIONS

CR02012
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
3.4.ACTIONS
Loadcombination?

Loadcombination?

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yourattention!

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