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* *
> =
uo uo C
N N N N o
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 15 . 0 6 . 0 / for 6 . 0 / 5 . 3 / 1
* *
< =
uo uo C
N N N N o
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Braced and Braced and Unbraced Unbraced Column Column II Braced and Braced and Unbraced Unbraced Column Column - - II
A column is considered
braced in a given plane
if th l t l t bilit t if the lateral stability to
the structure as a whole
is provided by walls or is provided by walls or
other suitable bracing to
resist all lateral forces in
A column is considered unbraced
that plane.
A column is considered unbraced
in a given plane where lateral
stability in that plane is provided y p p
by the column.
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Braced and Braced and Unbraced Unbraced Column Column II II Braced and Braced and Unbraced Unbraced Column Column - - II II
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Column Column DDesign esign Cretia Cretia Column Column DDesign esign Cretia Cretia
Find design axial force N* and design maximum moment M*
max
(factored for load combinations)
Column section and reinforcement are selected so that the Column section and reinforcement are selected so that the
design capacities M
u
and N
u
satisfy
**
Max u
M M > |
&
*
N N
u
> |
&
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D i f Sh t C l Design of Short Columns
N
bb
DD
Queensland University of Technology
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Design Parameters Design Parameters
A
s
: Area of Steel
f
c
: Concrete compressive strength
c
p g
f
sy
: Yield strength of the steel
Cover Cover
Tie Diameter
Spacing and Arrangement
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Behaviour and Load Capacity of Columns
affected by Lateral Reinforcements
Helical
Reinf.
Moderate
Spacing
Due to time
Closer
Spacing
Due to time
dependent
effects
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Squash load (Axial capacity) N Squash load (Axial capacity) N
u
85 . 0 72 . 0
1
s so
f A A f N + =
'
o
85 . 0 72 . 0
1
s so
sy s g c uo
f A A f N + =
1
o
yield stress of steel
cross sectional
'
1
003 . 0 0 . 1
c
f = o
area of concrete
concrete strength
total area of longitudinal reinforcement
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Plastic Centroid
A point on the cross section through which the applied load at failure
Plastic Centroid
A point on the cross section through which the applied load at failure
must be applied to ensure a uniform compressive strain.
dpc= Ag x fc x D/2 + A1 x fsy x d1 +A2 x fsy x d2
N
uo
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Example 1 (a) Example 1-(a)
Locate the Plastic Centroid of the following section
600 600
Design Parameters
fc = 25 MPa
14 / N20
250
100
14 / N20
R10 fitments
20 cover
150
Plastic
centroid
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Example 1 (b) Example 1-(b)
Calculate o
1
'
1
003 . 0 0 . 1
c
f = o
25 003 0 0 1
925 . 0
25 003 . 0 0 . 1
=
=
85 . 0 72 . 0
1
s so
But within the limits Thus o
1
=0.85
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Example 1-(c)
d
p
Cs1
p
Cs1
N
u0
Cs2
Cc1
Cc2
Cs3
Cc
Cc1 = 0.85x25x600x150 = 1912 kN
Cc2 = 0.85x25x100x150x2 = 638 kN
dc1 = 150/2 = 75 mm
dc2 = 150 + 100/2 = 200 mm
Cc2 0.85x25x100x150x2 638 kN
Cs1 = 5x310x500 = 775 kN
Cs2 = 5x310x500 = 775 kN
Cs3 = 4x310x500 = 620 kN
dc2 = 150 + 100/2 = 200 mm
ds1 = 20 + 10 + 20/2 = 40 mm
ds2 = 150 - (20 + 10 + 20/2) = 110 mm
ds3 = 250 - (20 + 10 + 20/2) = 210 mm
Total N
u0
= 4720 kN
ds3 250 (20 + 10 + 20/2) 210 mm
Taking moments about the top flange and noting that the
internal forces are equivalent to the external forces gives: q g
Cc1.dc1 + Cc2.dc2 + Cs1.ds1 + Cs2.ds2 + Cs3.ds3 = N
u0
.d
p
1912x75 + 638x200 + 775x40 + 775x110 + 620x210 = 4720 d
p
Hence d
p
= 109.2 mm
i.e. the plastic centroid is located 109 mm below the top of the Column.
Due to symmetry the plastic centroid is located 300 mm from left edge.
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Combined Bending and Axial Load Combined Bending and Axial Load
N
e
N
Failure
N
u
Loading
line
N
M = N*e
M = Ne
line
M
u
N
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Section Capacity Line
(Interaction Diagram)
N
Failure
Failure
line
D t
line
Does not
fail
M = Ne
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Selected Strain Distributions at Failure Selected Strain Distributions at Failure
N
0.003
Principal
compression
failure
N
0.003
B l d
failure
yield strain
Balanced
failure
Principal
M
0.003
Principal
tension
failure
> yield strain
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Variation for Columns
which are under-reinforced in pure bending
N
Principal
compression
N M
N
N
p
failure
N ,M
u u
N
u0.c
Balanced
failure
u
|N ,|M
u
N
u.bal
M
Principal
tension
failure
|
N
u0.t
0.6 0.8
failure
Variation for columns which are under-reinforced in pure bending
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Example Example 2 2 (a) (a) pp ( ) ( )
Determine the key points A,B,C,D and E on the section capacity line of
the column section shown in figure below for the case where there is
1200
2
f i f t i h f 1200 mm
2
of reinforcement in each face.
Bending takes place about the x- axis, f
c
=40 MPa and f
sy
=500 MPa
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Example Example 22 (b) (b)
As cross-section and reinforcement are symmetrical about x axis,
l ti t id li th t id l i
Example Example 2 2 (b) (b)
plastic centroid lies on the centroidal axis.
d = d
o
= 600-74 mm
=526 mm
p = As/(bd) = (2 x 1200)/(400x 600) = 0.01 p ( ) ( ) ( )
Calculation of the squash load N
uo
(Point A Cl 10.6.2.2)
=1.0-0.003 x 40=0.88
But 0.72<= <=0.85
N =0 85 x 40x 400 x 600 + 2x1200x500 = 9360 kN N
uo
=0.85 x 40x 400 x 600 + 2x1200x500 = 9360 kN
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Example Example 22 (c) (c)
Calculate the point for k
u
=1.0 (Point B Decompression Point Cl10.6.2.3)
d
n
= d = 526 mm, c
st
=0 and T=0
Example Example 2 2 (c) (c)
n
,
st
Calculate the rectangular stress block parameters
= 1.05-0.007 x 40= 0.77 & o
2
= 0.85
Concrete Compressive region
C
c
= 0.85 x 40x 400 x 0.77 x 526 = 5508 x1000 N
c
sc
= 0.003 x (526-74)/526 = 0.00258
o
sc
= 200 x1000 x 0.00258 = 515 MPa but > f
sy
= 500MPa
o
sc
= f
sy
= 500 MPa
Th C 500 1200 600 1000 N Then C
sc
= 500 x 1200 = 600 x 1000 N
N
u
= 5508 x 10
3
+600 x 10
3
-0 = 6108 kN
Taking moment about plastic centroid,
M = 5508 x 10
3
x(300 0 5 x 0 77 x 526) + 600 x 10
3
x (300 74) = 672kNm M
u
= 5508 x 10
3
x(300-0.5 x 0.77 x 526) + 600 x 10
3
x (300-74) = 672kNm
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Example Example 22 (d) (d)
Calculating the Balanced Point C (k
u
=k
ub
)
k = 0 545 so for k = k d = 0 545d = 287 mm
Example Example 2 2 (d) (d)
k
ub
= 0.545, so for k
u
= k
ub
, d
nb
= 0.545d = 287 mm
C
c
= 0.85 x 40 x 400 x 0.77 x 287 =3005 x 10
3
kN
c
sc
= 0.003 x (287-74)/287 = 0.00223 < c
sy
sc
= 200 x 10
3
x 0.00223 = 446 MPa
C
sc
= 446 x 1200 = 535 x 10
3
N
As strains are balanced, T = 500 x 1200 = 600 x 10
3
N
Summing the forces acting on the section, Su g t e o ces act g o t e sect o ,
N
u
= 3005 x 10
3
+ 535 x 10
3
600 x 10
3
= 2940 kN
Taking moment about plastic centroid g p
M
u
= 3005x 10
3
x (300 0.5 x 0.77 x 287) + 535 x 10
3
x (300-74)
+ 600 x 10
3
x (526 300)
= 826 kNm
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Example Example 22 (e) (e) Example Example 2 2 (e) (e)
Pure Bending (Point D)
For the point D N = 0 and depth of the natural axis d can be found by For the point D, N
u
= 0 and depth of the natural axis d
n
can be found by
iterating
until C
c
+ C
sc
-T = 0
d
n
(mm)
k
u
C
c
(kN) c
sc
o
sc
(MPa)
C
sc
(kN)
T (kN) C
c
+C
sc
-T
(kN)
100 0 190 1047 0 00078 156 187 600 +634 100 0.190 1047 0.00078 156 187 600 +634
74 0.140 775 0 0 0 600 +175
d
n
= 65 mm k
u
= k
uo
= 0.124
66 0.125 691 -0.00036 -73 -87 600 -4
Both the top & bot steel are in tension
M
uo
= 691 x 10
3
x (300 0.5 x 0.77 x 66) 87 x 10
3
x (300-74)
+ 600 x 10
3
x (526 300) mm = 306 kNm
Both the top & bot steel are in tension
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Example Example 22 (f) (f) Example Example 2 2 (f) (f)
C l l ti t i (P i t E) Calculating pure tension (Point E)
For point E , both top and bottom steel section are yielding and as For point E , both top and bottom steel section are yielding and as
the concrete is cracked and has no tensile capacity:
N
uo.t
= (1200 + 1200 ) x 500 N = 1200 kN
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Determination of Section Capacity Lines Determination of Section Capacity Lines
1. Calculate N
u0
, N
u0t
and locate the plastic centroid
2. Select a range of strain diagrams as defined by the
d th t th t l i k d d th f h depth to the neutral axis k
u
d
0
and then for each:
3. Calculate the corresponding forces in the concrete (C)
and the reinforcement (T) and the reinforcement (T)
4. Calculate the equivalent axial force and bending
moment M N moment M
u
, N
u
.
5. Calculate | and |M
u
, |N
u
.
6 Plot the points on the Section Capacity Lines 6. Plot the points on the Section Capacity Lines
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Example 3 (a) Example 3 (a)
From first principles, derive the Section Capacity Lines
(interaction diagram) for bending about the X-X axis of
the following column: the following column:
600
Design Parameters
1000
300
f
c
= 32 MPa
cover = 50 mm
R10 ties
10 / Y32
1000
X X
10 / Y32
(f
sy
= 400 MPa)
'
1
003 . 0 0 . 1
c
f = o
904 . 0 32 003 . 0 0 . 1
1
= = o
300
1 c
f
85 . 0 72 . 0
1
s so But within the limits Thus o
1
=0.85
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Example 3 (b) p ( )
Pure Axial Compression Load
N
u0
= 0.85f
c
bD + A
s
f
sy
= 0.85326001000 + 10800400 N
= 16 320 + 3 200 kN = 16,320 + 3,200 kN
N
u0
= 19,520 kN
| = 0.6 (refer AS3600 Table 2.2.2)
N 11 12 kN | N
u0
= 11,712 kN
acts through plastic centroid, d
p
below top.
The plastic centroid for a symmetrical section corresponds to the
elastic centroid.
Hence d
p
= 500.
p
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Example 3 (c)
Pure Axial Tension Load
N
u0t
= -A
s
f
sy
= 10800400 N = -10800400 N
= -3,200 kN
| ~ 0.8
| N
0t
= -2 560 kN | N
u0t
2,560 kN
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Example 3 (d) p ( )
Compression Force in Rectangular Stress Block
0.003
Ast4 d4
T
4
0.85f'c
fs4
d4
Ast3
Ast4 d4
d3
4
C
T
3
fs3
d4
d3 Mu
Nu
dc
Ast1
Ast2 d2
d1
T
2
T
fs1
fs2
d2
d1 Ast1
Strain
d1
T
1
d1
Stresses Forces Internal forces
C 0 8 f b k d C = 0.85f
c
bk
u
d
1
= 1.05 - 0.007 32 = 0.826
d
1
= 1000 - cover - tie dia - |/2
= 1000 - 50 - 10 - 32/2 = 924mm
C = 0.85326000.826k
u
924 N
C = 12 456k kN
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C 12,456k
u
kN
Example 3 (e) p ( )
Tension Force in Typical Layer of Reinforcement - I
Reinforcement may be in tension or compression y p
It may be either elastic or yielded.
In general the tension force (+ve) in the i
th
layer T
i
is given by
T A T
i
= A
st.i
o
s.i
= A
st.i
c
s.i
E
s
but |T
i
| s A
st.i
f
sy
Applying similar triangles to strain diag: pp y g g g
c
s.i
= (0.003/k
u
d
1
)( d
i
-k
u
d
1
)
After noting that E
s
= 200,000 MPa
T 600((d k d )/(k d ))A b t T
i
= 600((d
i
-k
u
d
1
)/(k
u
d
1
))A
st.i
but
|T
i
| s 400A
st.i
(the yield force)
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Example 3 (f) p ( )
Tension Force in Typical Layer of Reinforcement - II
Tension Force T
11
A
st.1
= 3800 = 2,400 mm
2
d
1
= 924mm
T = 600 ((924 k 924) / (k 924)) x 2 400 T
1
= 600 ((924-k
u
924) / (k
u
924)) x 2,400
T
1
= 1,440 (1-k
u
)/k
u
kN provided
|T
1
| s 4002400 N = 960 kN
Tension Force T
2
A
st.2
= 2800 = 1,600 mm
2
d
2
= 1000 - 300 = 700
T = 600 ((700 k 924) / (k 924)) x 1 600 T
2
= 600 ((700-k
u
924) / (k
u
924)) x 1,600
T
2
= 960 (700-k
u
924) / (k
u
924) kN provided
|T
2
| s 4001600 N = 640 kN
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Example 3 (g) p (g)
Tension Force in Typical Layer of Reinforcement - III
Tension Force T
33
T
3
= 960 (300-k
u
924) / (k
u
924) kN provided
|T
3
| s 640kN (as for T
2
above)
Tension Force T
4
T
4
= 1440 (76-k
u
924) / (k
u
924) kN provided
|T | s 960 kN |T
4
| s 960 kN
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Example 3 (h) p ( )
Eq i alent A ial Force N Equivalent Axial Force N
u
Nu = C - sum of tension forces
= C - E(T
1
+ T
2
+ T
3
+ T
4
)
T
4
d4
dc
Nu = C - ET
i
C
T
3
d3 Mu
Nu
Equivalent Bending Moment M
u
T
2
d2
Taking moments about the comp. flange:
M
u
-N
u
d
p
= (T
1
d
1
+ T
2
d
2
+ T
3
d
3
+ T
4
d
4
)
- Cdc
T
1
d1
Forces Internal forces
M
u
= E(T
i
d
i
) - Ck
u
d
1
/2 + N
u
d
p
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Example 3 (i) p ( )
For k 1 0 For k
u
=1.0
C = 12,4561.0
= 12 456 kN
T
3
= 960(300-1.0924)/(1.0924)
= -648 kN provided 12,456 kN
T
1
= 1,440 (1-1.0)/1.0 = 0.0 kN
i.e. zero strain in this layer
648 kN provided
|T
3
| = 648 > 640 kN
T
3
= -640 kN (i.e. yielded in comp.)
T
2
= 960(700-1.0924)/(1.0924)
= -233 kN (i.e. comp.) provided
|T | = 233 s 640 kN
= -233 kN (i.e. comp.) provided
T
4
= 1,440(76-1.0924)/(1.0924)
= 1 321 kN provided |T
2
| = 233 s 640 kN
T
2
= -233 kN
= -1,321 kN provided
|T
4
| = 1,321 > 960 kN
T
4
= -960 kN (i.e. yielded in comp.)
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Example 3 (j) p (j)
N
u
= 12,456 - (0.0 + -233 + -640 + -960)
u
, ( )
N
u
= 14,289 kN
and M
u
= E(T
i
d
i
) - Ck
u
d
1
/2 + N
u
d
p
= (0.00.924 + -2330.700 + -6400.300 + -9600.076)
-12,4560.8261.00.924/2+14,2890.5 kNm
= (0 -162 9 -192 -72 96) -4 753 3 + 7 144 3 = (0 162.9 192 72.96) 4,753.3 + 7,144.3
M
u
= 1,963 kNm
Hence (M
u
,N
u
) = (1,963 kNm, 14,289 kN) is one point on the section
capacity lines (interaction diagram) for the column.
A similar procedure can be adopted for a range of values of k
u
to complete
the section capacity lines (interaction diagram) the section capacity lines (interaction diagram).
This can readily be achieved in a table.
Spreadsheets are useful.
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Section Capacity Lines - I
k
u
C T
1
T
2
T
3
T
4
T
1
T
2
T
3
T
4
N
u
(assuming steel elastic) (after considering yield) ( g ) ( g y )
Tension 0 960 640 640 960 960 640 640 960 -3200
0 1 1246 12960 6313 2157 -256 960 640 640 -256 -739 0.1 1246 12960 6313 2157 -256 960 640 640 -256 -739
0.2 2491 5760 2676 598 -848 960 640 598 -848 1141
0.3 3737 3360 1464 79 -1045 960 640 79 -960 3018
0.4 4982 2160 858 -181 -1144 960 640 -181 -960 4523
0.5 6228 1440 495 -337 -1203 960 495 -337 -960 6070
Bal 0.6 7473 960 252 -441 -1243 960 252 -441 -960 7662 Bal 0.6 7473 960 252 441 1243 960 252 441 960 7662
0.7 8719 617 79 -515 -1271 617 79 -515 -960 9498
0.8 9965 360 -51 -570 -1292 360 -51 -570 -960 11186
0.9 11210 160 -152 -614 -1308 160 -152 -614 -960 12776
1.0 12456 0 -233 -648 -1322 0 -233 -640 -960 14289
Comp 16320 -960 -640 -640 -960 -960 -640 -640 -960 19520
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p
Section Capacity Lines II Section Capacity Lines - II
k
u
d
c
T
1
d
1
T
2
d
2
T
3
d
3
T
4
d
4
ET
i
d
i
Cd
c
N
u
d
p
M
u
Tension 0.000 887 448 192 73 1600 0 -1600 0
0.1 0.038 887 448 192 -19 1508 47.5 -369 1091
0 2 0 076 887 448 180 64 1450 190 1 570 1830 0.2 0.076 887 448 180 -64 1450 190.1 570 1830
0.3 0.114 887 448 24 -73 1286 427.8 1509 2367
0.4 0.153 887 448 -54 -73 1208 760.5 2262 2709
0.5 0.191 887 346 -101 -73 1059 1188.3 3035 2906
0.6 0.229 887 176 -132 -73 858 1711.2 3831 2978
0 7 0 267 570 55 -154 -73 398 2329 1 4749 2818 0.7 0.267 570 55 -154 -73 398 2329.1 4749 2818
0.8 0.305 333 -36 -171 -73 53 3042.1 5593 2604
0.9 0.343 148 -106 -184 -73 -216 3850.2 6388 2322
1.0 0.381 0 -163 -192 -73 -428 4753.3 7144 1963
Comp 0.000 -887 -448 -192 -73 -1600 0 1600 0
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Section Capacity Lines III Section Capacity Lines - III
20000
1 0
15000
20000
Mu, Nu
Mu.bal, Nu.bal
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
10000
N
)
0 3
0.5
0.4
0.6
5000
N
(
k
N
0.3
0.1
0.2
0
0 1000 2000 3000
-5000
0 1000 2000 3000
M (kNm)
ku as a beam ~ 0.12
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Interaction Diagram
20000 20000
Mu, Nu
Mub, Nub
phiMu, phiNu
Section Capacity
0.8
0.9
1.0
15000
p y
Lines IV
Application of the Reduction Factors
0 5
0.6
0.7
10000
N (kN)
0.3
0.5
0.4
5000
0.1
0.2
0
0 1000 2000 3000
-5000
M (kNm)
ku as a beam ~ 0.12
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Strength Reduction Factors g
(Extracted from AS3600 Table 2.2.2)
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Effective length Effective length LL
ee
L
e
=k L
u
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