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CIVL 4135HOMEWORK SET 11 223
CIVL 4135 Anchorage and Development Length
Development Length
A. An 18-ft normal-weight concrete cantilever beam is subjected to a factoredMu = 3,500 in--kips and a factored shear Vu = 32.0 kips at the face of the support. Design the top reinforcement andthe appropriate embedment of 90o hook into the concrete wall to sustain the external shear and mo-ment given:
fy = 60 ksi;fc = 4,500 psi
B. Design the beam reinforcement in problemAabove if it was simply supported having a spanln =36 ft and subject to the same factoredMu value at midspan and the shearVu at the fact of the sup-port. Evaluate the required embedment length at the support to ensure that no bond failure due toslippage can develop. Assume (a) confining beam reaction and (b) beamnotmonolithicwith its sup-port.
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CIVL 4135HOMEWORK SET 11 224
CIVL 4135 Anchorage and Development Length
Bar Cutoff Problems
C. A floor system consists of single span T-beams 8 ft on centers, supported by 12 inmasonry wallsspaced at 25 ft between inside faces. The general arrangement is shown in below. A5 inchmonolith-ic slab to be used in heavy storage warehouse. Determine the reinforcement configuration and thecutoff points. Check the provisions of ACI 318 for bar cutoff.
fc = 4,000 psi (normal weight)
fy = 60,000 psi
25
1.0 1.0
8.0
Typical
5
1822
12
25--0
?
See ACI 8.7 for definitionof span length
8.0
b
8.0
D.