R.C Structures
Reinforced Concrete Structures Analysis and Design of Inze Tank
Capacities.
Cylinder = π x 62 x 6.5 = 735.13 m3
2
Cone (part of cone) = π 3 (62+42+6x4) = 159.17 m3
6.5 m Shaft
Lower Dome Cylindrical Walls
1.1 m
2m Ring Beam
Cylindrical Beam
Fig. (1) Tank Elements
It’s now the time to analyze the tank member one by one and with a short caption or hints to
keeps it as simple as we can for students and engineers.
T 13.32x103
As = (fy/γ1 ) = (3600/1.15) =4.225 cm2
s
A 44.225
Asm = β s = = 4.97 cm2 use 6 ϕ 12
cr 0.85
@ Footing.
g 12
a
Nϕ = 1+cosϕ → ϕ=26° 33’ 54’’ → cos ϕ = 13.6
0.35x13.6
Nϕ = 12 =2.53 t⁄m’
1+( )
13.6
1 12 1
Nθ=ga (cosϕ- ) =.35x13.6( 13.6 - 12 =1.67 t/m’
1+cosϕ 1+( )
13.6
( 2.53x103 ) kg kg
𝜎c = = 1.69 < 60 ok safe
100x15 cm2 cm2
6 ϕ 12
5 ϕ 10/m’
Design of sections
1.11 t
1.55 m
3m
1 1
1.55 m
2 2
13.27
As one branch = =6.635 cm2 6 ϕ 12 For one side
2
29.68x103 kg kg
σt = 100x25+10x6.635 =11.57 cm2 <18 cm2 ok safe
M
t=√3b -3 =14 cm
take 25 cm
N 6M -4.764x103 6x.91x105 kg
fct = - A + bt2 = + = -1.19+8.736=5.826 cm2
100x25 100x252
M 2.47x105
t=√3b -3 cm =√ -3 = 25 cm
3x100
-5.17x103 6x2.47x105 kg kg
fct = - 2 = -25.78 cm2 < fct = 95 cm2 ok safe
100x25 100x25
M 2.47
e= N = 5.17 =0.48 m
e 0.48
= 0.25 =1.92 big eccentricity
t
t .25
es= e+ 2 -cover = 0.48+ -0.03=0.575 m
2
A 4
Asm = β s = 0.85 = 4.76 cm2 Choose 5 ϕ 12 m’
cr
Tmax =HR=8.27x6=49.62 t
1.4x49.62x103
As = 3600 = 2.22 cm2 Choose 14 ϕ 16
( )
1.15
1.4x49.62x103 kg
ft = 50x80+10x27.75 =16.24< ft =18 cm2
Ok safe
@ Section 1
Ns =5.17√2=7.3 t/m’
Nϕ =R2 Pr = R2 [water pressure + g cos(ϕ)] 6 √2
@ Section 3
12+8 6.5+8.5
5.17xπx12+πx ( 2 ) x2√2x1+π(62 -42 ) ( 2 ) x1
NS = [ ] √2
πx8
t
= 30.04√2 ≅ 42.5
m’
1
Nθ =R2 Pr =4√2 [1x8.5+1x ( )] =40.77 t/m’
√2
30.04
Hcone = tan(45) =30.04 t/m’ → Reaction of Dome at Circular Beams
h=12.5
S = 6√2x2√2=5.66
6.5 m
l =6√2=8.5
ϕ = 45
1 h = 12.5 m
sin ϕ = cos ϕ = ϕ = 45
√2
t=40 cm
6m
p=5.17 t/m' concentrated load
g = γc tc =25x.4=1 t/m2
2 8.562
- 3 {(8.52 -5.662 )}] x 0.5= 48.4 + (1x5.662 )/0.4) (0.5 (1- (5.662 ) ) x 0.5
= 48.4+109.9+3446.25= 3604.5
1x5.662 8.52 1
Eθ° = [ 0.5 {1- ( 2 ) +0.167-(2+0.167)x0.5}] x
0.4 5.66 0.71
5.17x8.5 0.71 1
-[ x( )] + [ (3x5.662 x0.71-2x12.5)] x 1
0.4x5.66 0.5 0.4
1 12.5 0.71
-[ { (8.52 -5.662 )+ (8.53 -5.663 )}] x1 = -174.2-27.6+42.3= -159.4
0.4 2x5.66 3x5.66
0.4x0.71 .71
M= 3 x (3604- x1-159.41) = 20.7 m.t
2x5.66x2.07 x0.5 2.07
S=2x0.43 x2.07= 0.265
t a
o.w @ crown = γc tD =2.5x.15=0.375
m2
o.w @ footing = γc xtD =2.5x0.3= 0.75 t/m2
(0.375+0.75)
average weight= [ ] x 54 =30.4 t
2
@ Footing
429 429
[
𝜋𝐷
] 429 ’
= 17 t/m’
𝜋𝐷
Nϕ = = 4 =33.3 t/m
cos(ϕ) πx8x
7.8 Fig. (7) Reactions of Dome
6.7 t
Nϕ =a Pr - Nϕ = 7.8 (8.5x1x0.75x 7.8) -33.3= 38.025 m’
sin2 ϕ =0.263 ϕ
cos2 ϕ =0.737
7.8
K2 =1.3068√ =6.66
0.3 Fig. (8) Reactions of Dome
= -694.7+301.9= -392.
=260.5+10.5=271
0.3 392.8 7.8
M=- 2 (- 0.513 - 6.66 x271) =3.66mt
2x6.66
6.66
S=2x0.33 x =0.046
7.8
bt3 0.5x1.23
S=0.972 x 2 =0.972x =0.05
R 42
1
Positive Direction
1 4
2 3 4
2 3
From the fig the positive moment is always with the tension side at top.
When using moment distribution method Assume a positive sign (clockwise or
counter clock wise ) and determine whether moment In the diagram +or –
Stiffness of circular beam taken into account for calculating D.F. because the
moment Beam (Mtorsion) needed.
No F.E.M for circular beam.
27.34
Asoneside = =13.67 cm2
2
13.67
Asm = = 18.23cm2 choose 8 ϕ 18/m’
0.75
1.4x61.15x103
σt = 100x40+10x18.23 =20.5 kg/cm3 Not safe
Increase Dimensions
t=45 σt =18.2 safe
Mϕ 8.25
e= (N ) = 24.5 =0.194 m
ϕ
e 0.194
= =0.43<0.5 small eccentricity.
t 0.45
from table 5-1a page 260 from Elbehairy R.C Handbook → ftm =95> ft =33.9 safe
t=30 cm
-3.33x103 6x5.82x105
ft = + =27.7 kg/cm2
100x30 100x302
Mϕ 5.82
e= M = 33.3 =0.175
θ
e 0.175
= =0.583>0.5 big eccentricity.
t 0.3
From table
kg
ftcu =95 cm2 >ft ok safe
N 38.025x103
σc = A θ = =12.675 <Fct
c 100x30
0.4
As=As’ =0.4 % Ac= 100 x(100x30)=12 cm2
use 6 ϕ 16 / m'
5 ϕ 12/m’ longitudinal
σc all=95 kg/cm2
50x1203 50x303
Ix = +50x120x(60-45)2 +(2x +2x30x50 x(45-15)2 =11.475x106 cm4
12 12
N M -5.76x103 40.5x105
fct = A ± I x y = - 11.475x106 x45= -16.53 < 17.6 safe
x 9000
M 40.5
e= N = 5.76 =7.03
e 7.03
= =5.86>0.5 big ecc
t 1.2
es =e+d-z=7.03+1.15-0.45=7.73m
z=y’ =45 cm
d=115 cm
Mu =Nu .es =1.4x5.76x7.73= 62.33
M 62.33x105
d=c1 √f Bu → 115= c1 √ 250x150
c
C1=8.92 →J=.826 2
62.33x105 1.4x5.76x103 1
As = .826x3600x115 - 3600 = 15.65
1.15
15.65 2
ASm = =20.87 cm2 choose 9 ϕ 18 1
0.75
M 22.98x105
d=c1 √f Bu →115√ 250x150
c
C1 =14.69 → J=0.826
2290x105 1.4x5.76x103
As= 0.826x3600x115 + 3600 =9.3 cm2
1.15
9.3
Asm= 0.8 = 11.82
choose 6 ϕ 16
1.7.5.3 Shear Design
Qu
qu =
bd
Qu =1.4x76.25=106.75 t
106.75x103 kg
qu = =18.57 2
50x115 cm
kg
qall =19 2 ok
cm
use 4 braches at the breadth of the beam more than 40 cm
use 5ϕ10’m 4 branches
Torsion Design
3m 3x2.982x105
qt = b2 t = =2.982<16kg /cm2 ok
502 x120
500 mm
6 ϕ 16
900 mm
9 ϕ 18
Vertical
Level Ht Mw (m.t) Resist Cum r Vmax
Mw Mw
0-0 1.44 13.15
I-I 3.96 14.59 13.15(7.17+3)+1.44x3 138.06 138.06 8.5 4.06
II-II 4.01 18.55 14.59x6+3.96x3 99.42 237.48 9.5 6.25
III-III 4.2 22.63 18.55x6+4.08x3 123.54 361.02 10.5 8.6
IV-IV 4.32 26.83 22.63x6+4.2x3 148.38 509.4 11.5 11.1
V-V - 31.13 26.83x6+4.32x4 173.94 683.34 12.65 13.5
13.15 t
10 m
1.44 t
V1 t 6m
3.96 t
40 m
V2 t 6m
4.08 t
V3 t 6m
4.2 t
V4 t
6m
4.32 t
V5 t 6m
W5 = 54x0.3x2.5 = 40.5 t
W6 = πx8x1.2x0.5x2.5 = 37.70 t
W7 = πx12x0.5x0.8x2.5 = 37.7 t
W8 = 4.5+4.5+4.5+4.5+6 = 24 t
𝑚𝑖 +𝑚𝑠 554.45+467.74
T𝑖 = 2π√ = 2π√ = 3.1 sec.
𝑘𝑠 4209.66
𝐷
T𝑐 = Cc√𝑔 → for h/D=0.63 → Cc = 3.25 sec.
2.5 0.25𝑥1.2
Sd(Tc) = 1.227x1x1.5x2.5x[ ]= 0.0426
3.62
2.5
Sv(Tc) = 1.227x1x1.5x2.5 = 1.841
Basic Shear.
Vi = Sd(Ti) (mi+ms) = 0.0575(554.45+467.74) = 58.78 t
Vc = Sd(Tc) mc = 0.0426x324.14 = 13.8 t
M*i = Sd(Ti) {mi (h*i +hs )+ms xhc.g } = 0.0575 {554.45(5.13+32)+467.74x4.46} = 1303.67
m.t
M*c = Sd(Tc) mc (h*c + hs) = 0.0426x324.14(5.66+32) = 520.02 m.t
Hydrodynamic Pressure.
Maximum pressure occurs at the base of the tank wall.
@ y=0 → ϕ=0
Piw = Qiw(y) Sd(Ti) ρ h Cosϕ
𝑦 0 ℎ
@ Base ℎ = 7.542 = 0 & 𝐷 = 0.63 → Qiw = 0.45
Max Hydrodynamic pressure at the wall of the tank is approximately equal to the maximum
pressure due to gravity loads and. Hence, considered safe.
use I.D
Pu
→→ use b x t =500x500 mm2
f bt
cu
Pu 286.1x104
= =0.46 500 mm
fu b t 25x500x500
Mu 21.79x107
= =0.07
fcu b t2 25x500x5002
t-2d’ 500-2x25
ζ= = =0.9
t 500
16 ϕ 20
∝=1
uniform steel
∴ρ=8
μ=8x25x10-4 =0.02
Astotal =μ x b x t=0.02x500x500=5000
use 16 ϕ 20 (5026m2 )
0.8
Asmin =0.8% Ac= 100 x500x500=2000mm2 OK Safe
Mu 1403.6𝑥106
= 25x6083750x4250 = 0.03
fcu 𝐴𝑐 𝑟
𝑟𝑖
ζ = 0.95 & = 0.94 → ρ = 1
𝑟
r'
As total =244 ϕ 12
8m
References
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Housing and Building Research Center, Giza, Egypt.
ECCS 201-2013, “The Egyptian for Calculating loads and forces for Building and Structures”, Housing
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