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Structural Design Report
for Corbel Template
Table of Contents
1. Design Conditions
1) General Characteristics
(1) Project Name
(2) Design Code
(3) Unit
(4) Strength Reduction Factors
(5) Scope of Report
2) Materials
(1) Concrete
(2) Steel
3) Geometrical Shape
4) Loads and Load Combinations
(1) Loads
(2) Load Combinations
5) Reference
(1) Designer
(2) Date
(3) Note
2. Strut-Tie Model Design (Load Combination-1)
1) Construction of Strut-Tie Model
(1) ESO (Evolutionary Structural Optimization)
(2) Compressive Principal Stress Flow
(3) Constructed Strut-Tie Model
2) Analysis of Strut-Tie Model
(1) Loading Conditions
(2) Strut and Tie Types
(3) Strut and Tie Forces
3) Strength Verification and Required Rebars
(1) Strength under Bearing/Loading Plates
(2) Required Area of Rebars
(3) Available Widths of Struts and Nodal Zones
(4) Strength of Struts
(5) Strength of Nodal Zones
3. Summary
1) Dimensioned Shape
2) Required and Used Areas of Rebars
3) Placement of Rebars
1. Design Conditions
1) General Characteristics
(1) Project Name : Corbel Template
(2) Design Code : ACI 318M-14
(3) Unit : KN.m
(4) Strength Reduction Factors
Strut : 0.75
Tie : 0.75
Node : 0.75
(5) Scope of Report
The purpose of this report is to design structural concrete member using strut-tie
model. The design is performed according to the ACI 318M-14 strut-tie model
provisions.
This report provides results of calculation for:
- check capacity of bearing plates
- design tie reinforcement
- check capacity of struts
- check capacity of nodal zones
2) Materials
(1) Concrete
- Mass : 2,350 kg/m³
- Weight : 23.5 kN/m³
- Poisson's ratio : 0.15
- Compressive Strength of Concrete, fck : 24.0 MPa
- Tensile Strength of Concrete, fct : 2.4 MPa
- Elastic modulus of concrete, Ec : 27,849 MPa
(2) Steel1
- Mass : 7,850 kg/m³
- Weight : 78.5 kN/m³
- Poisson's ratio : 0.15
- Yield strength of steel, fy : 400.0 MPa
- Elastic modulus of steel, Es : 200,000 MPa
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3) Geometrical Shape
- Thickness : 1.00 m
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4) Loads and Load Combinations
(1) Loads
D (Dead load)
L (Live load)
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(2) Load Combinations
1) LC01 : 1.30D + 2.15L
5) Reference
(1) Designer : Hangil IT
(2) Date : 2017-07-15
(3) Note : Design of Corbel using Template (ACI 318-14)
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1. Design Conditions
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2. Strut-Tie Model Design (Load Combination-1)
1) Construction of Strut-Tie Model
(1) ESO (Evolutionary Structural Optimization)
1. STAGE-01 (Initial shape)
2. STAGE-04 (Elimination ratio = 31%)
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3. STAGE-07 (Elimination ratio = 48%)
4. STAGE-10 (Elimination ratio = 62%)
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5. STAGE-12 (Elimination ratio = 69%)
(2) Compressive Principal Stress Flow
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(3) Constructed Strut-Tie Model
(A) Nodal Coordinates
Node
No.
X
coordi.
Z
coordi.
Node
No.
X
coordi.
Z
coordi.
1 -0.080 1.020 2 -0.666 1.020
3 -0.420 0.500 4 -0.420 0.080
5 -0.080 0.080 6 -0.080 0.500
7 -0.666 0.760 8 -0.420 0.760
(B) Element Connectivity
Element
No.
Start
Node
End
Node
Element
No.
Start
Node
End
Node
1 1 2 2 2 3
3 3 4 4 4 5
5 5 6 6 6 1
7 3 6 8 1 3
9 6 4 10 2 7
11 7 3 12 3 8
13 8 2 14 7 8
(C) Restraints
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Node Ux Uy Uz Rx Ry Rz
4 - O O O - O
5 O O O O - O
2) Analysis of Strut-Tie Model
(1) Loading Conditions
(1) Dead load (D)
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(2) Live load (L)
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(2) Strut and Tie Types
- Strut1 : Prismatic Strut
- Strut3 : Bottle Shape Strut (Not Satisfying ACI 318M-14 23.5.3)
- Tie1 : Tie for outer rebars
- Tie2 : Tie for inner rebars
- Tie3 : Tie for top rebars
- Tie4 : Tie for intermediate horizontal rebars
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(3) Strut and Tie Forces
Elem.
No.
Force
(kN)
Elem.
No.
Force
(kN)
Elem.
No.
Force
(kN)
Elem.
No.
Force
(kN)
1 479.2 2 -631.3 3 -1444.9 4 142.4
5 908.8 6 732.9 7 142.4 8 -875.7
9 -226.3 10 -70.7 11 -97.3 12 -70.7
13 -97.3 14 66.9
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3) Strength Verification and Required Rebars
(1) Strength under Bearing/Loading Plates
phi fce = phi·0.85·beta·fck < Fu / A
beta = 1.00 (for the nodal zone bounded by struts, bearing areas, or both)
0.80 (for the nodal zone anchoring one tie)
0.60 (for the nodal zone anchoring two or more ties)
A = Area of bearing plates ( = BxW )
Node beta fce(MPa)Fu
(kN)B (mm) W (mm)
Fu/A
(MPa)Note
2 0.80 12.24 712.0 1000.0 268.0 2.657 O.K
(2) Required Area of Rebars
1) Main Rebars
(A) Horizontal Rebars
As.req = Fu / phi·fy·cos theta < As.used
where,
Fu = member force of steel tie
phi = strength reduction factor of steel tie : 0.75
fy = yield strength of steel : 400.0 MPa
theta = angle of steel tie measured from positive horizontal axis
(+: counterclockwise)
Tie No. Types Fu (kN)theta
(deg.)Rebars
As.req
(mm²)
As.used
(mm²)Note
1 Top 479.23 0.0 4-#8 1597 2027 O.K
(B) Vertical Rebars
As.req = Fu / phi·fy·sin theta < As.used
where,
Fu = member force of steel tie
phi = strength reduction factor of steel tie : 0.75
fy = yield strength of steel : 400.0 MPa
theta = angle of steel tie measured from positive horizontal axis
(+: counterclockwise)
Tie No. Types Fu (kN)theta
(deg.)Rebars
As.req
(mm²)
As.used
(mm²)Note
6 Outer 732.94 90.04-#8, 4-
#82443 4054 O.K
2) Transverse Rebars
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(A) Horizontal Rebars
Tie No. Fu (kN)theta
(deg.)Rebars
Weff,tie
(mm)Sh (mm)
phi Fn
(kN)Note
4 142.40 0.0 3-#8 160.0 300.0 202.7 O.K
7 142.40 0.0 3-#8 260.0 300.0 329.4 O.K
14 66.88 0.0 3-#8 188.0 300.0 238.2 O.K
phi·Fn = phi·Avh ·fy ·Weff,tie · cos theta / Sh > Fu
where,
Fu = member force of steel tie
phi = strength reduction factor of steel tie : 0.75
fy = yield strength of steel : 400.0 MPa
theta = angle of steel tie measured from positive horizontal axis
(+: counterclockwise)
Sh = spacing of horizontal rebars
Weff,tie = effective width of tie
(3) Available Widths of Struts and Nodal Zones
1) Node without bearing plate
The available widths of a strut at both ends and nodal zone faces are determined by
taking the minimum ones from the values calculated below for case 1 and case 2.
2) Node with bearing plate
The available widths of a strut at both ends and nodal zone faces are determined by
taking the values calculated below for case 3.
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The available widths of struts and ties determined by the methods introduced above
are shown below
Elem.
No.i-width j-width
Available
Width
Elem.
No.i-width j-width
Available
Width
2 302.0 111.2 111.2 3 160.0 160.0 160.0
8 191.2 142.3 142.3 9 205.9 205.9 205.9
10 268.0 123.0 123.0 11 117.0 178.7 117.0
12 160.0 123.0 123.0 13 117.0 290.9 117.0
(4) Strength of Struts
Wreq = Fu / phi·0.85·bata·fck·b < Wprov (See ACI 318M-14 Section 23.4)
beta = 1.00 (prismatic strut - uniform cross-sectional area along length)
0.75 (bottle-shaped strut satisfying ACI 318M-14 Section 23.5.3)
0.60 (bottle-shaped strut unsatisfying ACI 318M-14 Section 23.5.3)
0.40 (strut in tension zones)
0.60 (all other cases)
phi = strength reduction factor of concrete strut = 0.75
Strut
No.beta theta Fu (kN) b (mm) Wreq (mm)
Wprov
(mm)Note
2 0.60 64.7 631.3 1000.0 68.8 111.2 O.K
3 1.00 90.0 1444.9 1000.0 94.4 160.0 O.K
8 0.60 56.8 875.7 1000.0 95.4 142.3 O.K
10 0.60 90.0 70.7 1000.0 7.7 123.0 O.K
11 0.60 46.6 97.3 1000.0 10.6 117.0 O.K
12 0.60 90.0 70.7 1000.0 7.7 123.0 O.K
13 0.60 46.6 97.3 1000.0 10.6 117.0 O.K
(5) Strength of Nodal Zones
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The verification of the nodal zone strength should be done through comparing the
available nodal zone area with that required. In this report, if the thickness of
the structural concrete is consistent, the verification will be done by comparing the
available nodal zone width, Wprov, with that required, Wreq
Wreq = Fu / phi·0.85·beta·fck·b < Wprov (See ACI 318M-14 Section 23.9)
beta = 1.00 (for the nodal zone bounded by struts, bearing areas, or both)
0.80 (for the nodal zone anchoring one tie)
0.60 (for the nodal zone anchoring two or more ties)
Node No. beta Type Element Fu (kN) Wreq (mm)Wprov
(mm)Note
1 0.60 CTT
T-1 479.2 52.2 520.0 O.K
T-6 732.9 79.8 160.0 O.K
C-8 875.7 95.4 191.2 O.K
2 0.80 CCT
V 712.0 58.2 268.0 O.K
T-1 479.2 39.2 140.0 O.K
C-2 631.3 51.6 302.1 O.K
C-10 70.7 5.8 268.0 O.K
C-13 97.3 7.9 290.9 O.K
3 0.80 CCT
C-2 631.3 51.6 111.2 O.K
C-3 1444.9 118.1 160.0 O.K
T-7 142.4 11.6 260.0 O.K
C-8 875.7 71.5 142.3 O.K
C-11 97.3 7.9 178.7 O.K
C-12 70.7 5.8 160.0 O.K
4 0.80 CCTC-3 1444.9 118.1 160.0 O.K
T-4 142.4 11.6 160.0 O.K
5 0.60 TTT T-4 142.4 15.5 160.0 O.K
6 0.60 CTTT-6 732.9 79.8 160.0 O.K
T-7 142.4 15.5 420.0 O.K
7 0.80 CCT
C-10 70.7 5.8 123.0 O.K
C-11 97.3 7.9 117.0 O.K
T-14 66.9 5.5 188.0 O.K
8 0.80 CCT
C-12 70.7 5.8 123.0 O.K
C-13 97.3 7.9 117.0 O.K
T-14 66.9 5.5 260.0 O.K
C: compression; T: tension; V: vertical force; H: horizontal force
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3. Summary
1) Dimensioned Shape
1) Load Combination - 1
2) Required and Used Areas of Rebars
1) Load Combination - 1
(A) Main Rebars
Tie No. Types Fu (kN)theta
(deg.)Rebars
As.req
(mm²)
As.used
(mm²)Note
1 Top 479.23 0.0 4-#8 1597 2027 O.K
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Tie No. Types Fu (kN)theta
(deg.)Rebars
As.req
(mm²)
As.used
(mm²)Note
6 Outer 732.94 90.04-#8, 4-
#82443 4054 O.K
(B) Transverse Rebars
Tie No. Fu (kN)theta
(deg.)Rebars
Weff,tie
(mm)Sh (mm)
phi Fn
(kN)Note
4 142.40 0.0 3-#8 160.0 300.0 202.7 O.K
7 142.40 0.0 3-#8 260.0 300.0 329.4 O.K
14 66.88 0.0 3-#8 188.0 300.0 238.2 O.K
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