REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN HANDBOOK BY PROF.DR.SHAKER EL BEHAIRY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AIN SHAMS UNIVERSITY SIXTH EDITION 2002CHAPTER VI CIRCULAR TANKS Page VL.1] Ring Tension and Bending Moments in Open CircularTanks with Walls Fixed at Bottom 162 VI.2 Values of Maximum Ring-Tension and its Position 163 VL3| Simplified Method for Determining the Fixing Moment, the Shearing Force and the Thickness of the Wall at the Base |163 VL4 Loads and forces acting on silos and bunkers 166 A) Tension in Circular Rings Table I ‘ixed base Triangular Load 167 Table IT : Hinged base Triangular Load 167 Table III : Fixed base Rectangular Load 168 Table IV : Hinged base Rectangular Load 168 Table V : Fixed base Shear at Top 169 Table VI : Hinged base Moment at Base 169 B)| Moments in Cylindrical Wall Table VIE : Fixed base Triangular Load 170 Table VIII : Hinged base Trapeziodal Load 170 Table IX : Fixed base Rectangular Load 171 TableX : Fixed base Shear at top 171 Table XI : Hinged base Moment at Base 172 ©)| Shear at Base of Cylindrical Wall Table XII: Fixed or Hinged Base Triangular, Rectangular Load and Moment at Base. 172 Table XI : Supplementary Coeff. for Values of H’/Dt Greater than 16 (Extension of Tables I-XI1) 173 Table XIV: Moments in Circular Slab with Center Supp- ort and Fixed Edge. Under Uniform Load 174 Table XV: Moments in Circular Slab with Center Supp- ort and Hinged Edge Under Uniform Load 174 Table XVI: Moments in Circular Slab with Center Supp- ort and Fixed Edge due to M Applied at Edge 175 Table XVIII :Load on Center Support for Circular Stab. 175 Table XIX :Stifness of Circular Plates with Center sepport 175 Table XX: Stifness of Cylindrical Wall 175 VL5| Portoland Cement Association Tables for the Design of Circular Tanks : 176 EL - Behairy R.C. Design Handbook - Contents -10-CHAPTER VI. =REINFORCED CONCRETE Page A) Design of Sections (working stress design method) B) Details of Shear wall and short cantilevers. VIL1| Load distribution on two way slabs 178 VIL.2| Equivalent load for design of beams supporting two way slab | 178 VIL3} Dimensioning of R.C. rectangular sections subject to simple bending or eccentric forces with big eccentricities (W.S.D). Tables and curves for kl & k2 for f= 1200-2400 kg/cm’ | 179 VIL.4| Dimensioning of T-and L-Section 181 VIL5| Design and details of deep beams : a) Simply supported deep beam subject to uniform load 183 b) Simply supported deep beam subject to concentrated: Load 184 o) Continuous deep beam 185 VIL6| Design and details of short cantilevers 186 CHAPTER VIII YIELD LINE ANALYSIS Page VIIL1 | Introduction 195 VIIL2 | Concept of the yield line analysis 195 VIIL3 | Rules governing the choice of the yield line pattrens 197 VIIL4 | Virtual work method 197 VIIL5 | Notations 199 VIIL6 | Typical yield line patterns 200 VIII.7 | N-Sided slabs with regular shape 203 VIILS8 | Moments of regular slabs under uniform and concentrated 204 VIIL9 | Yield line pattern of flat slabs 206 EL-Behairy R.C. Design Handbook - Contents TIS