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  • 8/10/2019 77623202-Crack-Width.xls

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    Determination of Crack width for 1300mm dia Pile subjected to Axial Load & Moment.

    Material parameters

    Grade of concrete = M 45Characteristic strength of concrete f ck = 45 N/mm

    Grade of steel = Fe 415

    Yield stress of steel f y = 415 N/mm2

    Max. Permissible stresses in concrete in compresssion (Bending) = 14.5 N/mm 2

    Max. Permissible stresses for steel in flexural tension = 165 N/mm 2

    Modular ratio m = 6.44

    1.5 x m = 9.66

    Member forces

    Axial load on pile = 100.2 T = P = 100200 kg

    Moment on the pile = 1 T.m = M y = 100000 kg.cm

    Moment on the pile = 150.2 T.m = M z = 15020000 kg.cm

    Resultant Moment on Pile = 150.20 T.m = M Res = 15020333 kg.cm

    Check for eccentricityEccentricity = M / P = e = 149.90 cm

    Limit of eccentricity for the entire cross section to be in compression > 16.3 cm (0.125 x D)Geometrical parameters used in the evaluation of crack width of the pile

    Diameter of Pile = 1300 mm = D = 130 cm

    Distance between centre of the section to the outer most fibre R = 65 cm

    No of longitudinal rebars N b = 60 Nos

    Diameter of longitudinal rebars f rebar = 25 mm

    Area of the longitudinal reinforcment A st = 294.52 cm2

    Clear cover to reinforcement c = 7.5 cm

    Effective cover = clear cover + cg of the rebar d c = 9.55 cm

    Diameter of thin shell of reinforcement D shell = 110.9 cmDistance between centre of section to cg of main steel (inner radius) i r = 55.5 cm

    Effective depth of pile cross section d eff = 120.5 cm

    Secondary parameters used in the evaluation of crack width of the pile

    Cos a = -0.259

    Cos b = -0.303

    Sin a = 0.966Sin b = 0.953

    a = 1.8325 radiansb = 1.8790 radians

    Sin 4 a = 0.866Sin 2 a = -0.500Sin 2 b = -0.578

    Determination of neutral axis

    Thickness of thin shell of reinforcement t shell = 0.845 cm

    Assuming Neutral axis depth Coefficient N = 0.4000

    Depth of Neutral axis (N x d eff ) dn = 48.18 cm

    Expressions for evaluating f s1 from P

    Total compression in concrete above neutral axis, C c C c = 1862 f s1Total compression in steel above neutral axis, C s C s = 532 f s1

    Total tension in steel below neutral axis, T s Ts = 1058 f s1Expressions for evaluating f s2 from M

    Moment of compression in concrete about the centre line of section MCc = 83703 f s2Moment of compression in steel about the centre line of section MCs = 25207 f s2

    Ast / (2 p r)

    cl no.8.3.4 ofIS: 4651-part 4

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    Determination of Crack width for 1300mm dia Pile subjected to Axial Load & Moment.

    Moment of tension in steel about the centre line of section MTs = 41746 f s2

    Net axial stresses on the pile section C axial = 1337 f s1Net bending stresses on the pile section Cben = 150655 f s2Evaluation of extreme fibre stress in concrete

    Evaluation of extreme fibre stress in concrete by first condition of equilibrium, i.e, P = 0

    Axial Load, P = (C c + C s - T s) x f s1 = 75 kg/cm2

    Evaluation of extreme fibre stress in concrete by second condition of equilibrium, i.e, M = 0

    Moment, M = (M Cc + M Cs + M Ts ) x f s2 = 100 kg/cm2

    Evaluation of internal forces & moments on cross section of pile

    Total compression in concrete above neutral axis C c = 139578 kg

    Total compression in steel above neutral axis C s = 39888 kg

    Total tension in steel below neutral axis T s = 79269 kg

    Moment of compression in concrete about the centre l ine of section M Cc = 8345164 kg.cm

    Moment of compression in steel about the centre line of section M Cs = 2513108 kg.cm

    Moment of tension in steel about the centre line of section M Ts = 4162050 kg.cmEvaluation of distance of centroid of tensile steel from centre of cross section of the pile

    cg = 28.12 cm

    Evaluation of extreme fibre stress in concrete

    The mean value of f s1 & f s2 has been adopted as the final extreme fibre stress in concrete

    f s1 = 75 kg/cm2

    f s2 = 100 kg/cm2

    Maximum compressive stress, = 87 kg/cm 2

    The distance of the centroid of tension steel from neutral axis has been evaluated as under

    = 44.94 cm

    The tensile stress at the centroid of tensile steel is evaluated as under = 524 kg/cm 2

    < 1682 kg/cm 3 Safe= 7 kips/inch 2

    = 81.82 cm

    Determination of crack width of concrete on tensile face of pile

    = 0.103 mm

    = 1.82

    = 103.08 cm 2

    = 15.98 sq.inches

    Summary

    Actual Crack width = 0.004041 inches

    = 0.10 mm

    Permissible Crack width < 0.30 mm ( Refer Cl 8.3.4 of IS: 4651 (Part-4) - 1989 ) Hence safeConclusion

    f s1 = P/C axial

    f s2 = M/C ben

    The distance from neutral axis to extreme fibre (h 2), where crack width is calculated has been evaluated as under

    The distance of centroid of tensile steel, which is in the form of an arc of a circle, from the centre of the cross section of the pile has beenevaluated.

    As the actual crack width is less than the permitted crack width, the design is safe in Limit state of serviceability.

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    The crack width of the pile has been evaluated by the following Gerely - Lutz Equation, given in ACI 318R-95 Commentary of Buildingcode requirements for structural concrete published by the American Concrete Institute.

    Effective tension area of concrete surrounding the flexural tension reinforcement and having the samecentroid, as that reinforcement, divided by the total number of bars in the pile

    0.5 x (74.95 + 99.7)

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