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Chapter 4 Example 2-5

The document provides examples of column design, including uniaxial and biaxial designs, detailing steps for calculating axial loads, moments, slenderness limits, and reinforcement requirements using specific materials (C25/30 and S460). Each example outlines a systematic approach to determining the necessary parameters and checks for compliance with reinforcement limits. The document emphasizes the importance of iterative calculations for slender columns and the use of interaction charts for mechanical steel ratios.

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Chapter 4 Example 2-5

The document provides examples of column design, including uniaxial and biaxial designs, detailing steps for calculating axial loads, moments, slenderness limits, and reinforcement requirements using specific materials (C25/30 and S460). Each example outlines a systematic approach to determining the necessary parameters and checks for compliance with reinforcement limits. The document emphasizes the importance of iterative calculations for slender columns and the use of interaction charts for mechanical steel ratios.

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Example 4.

1 [Uni-axial Column Design]

1. Design the braced short column to sustain a design load of 1100 KN and a design moment of
160KNm which include all other effects .Use C25/30 and S460.
Take and section

Solution

Step 1- Material

Step 2-Determine the normalized axial and bending moment value

Step 3-Using read the mechanical steel ratio from uniaxial interaction chart for

From interaction chart


Check with maximum and minimum reinforcement limit

Step 4- Detailing
Example 4.2 [Biaxial column design]
Determine the longitudinal reinforcement for corner column of size 400*400 mm and the design
factored moment and axial force of

Use C25/30 and S460 class 1 work take

Solution

Step 1- Material

Step 2- Determine the normalized axial and bending moment value

Step 3- Find using ,

From biaxial chart

Check with maximum and minimum reinforcement limit

{
Step 4- Detailing
Example 4.3 [Column]
Determine whether the column CD is slender or not, if it is subjected t loads shown below.
Consider the frame to be non-sway

Solution
Step 1- Slenderness limit



( )

Step 2-Find the slenderness of the column

2.1 Effective length


For Braced member

√[ ][ ]


( ⁄)
( ⁄)

( )

For fixed restraint K=0 but in reality we cannot provide a fully fixed support so use

√[ ][ ]

√ √
Example 4.4 [Column Design]
Design the braced column to resist an axial load of 950 KN and a moment of Msd =115 KNM at
the top and Msd =-95 KNM at the bottom as shown below .length of the column is 5.5 m and
cross-section of 300*300 mm use C25/30 and S460 take Le=0.66L

Solution
Step 1- Material

Step 2- Check slenderness limit



( )

Step 3-Slenderess

√ √
Step 4- accidental eccentricity

Step 5- Equivalent first order eccentricity

Step 6- Design

Using read the mechanical steel ratio from uniaxial interaction chart for
Check with maximum and minimum reinforcement limit

Using

Step 7- Detailing
Example 4.5 [Column]
Design the braced column if it is subjected to the following loading .the column has total length
of 6 m. Le=0.7L
Use C25/30 and S460
If the column is slender .compute the total design moment using
a) Nominal curvature
b) Nominal stiffness
Use 400*400 mm section ( )

Solution
Step 1. Material data

Step 2- Check slenderness limit



( )

Step 3-slenderess

√ √

Step 4- accidental eccentricity

Step 5- Equivalent first order eccentricity

Step 6- Calculate the second order moment


a) Using Nominal curvature method

( )
{
( )

( )
( )

( )

⁄ ⁄ ⁄ ⁄

( )
( )

For first iteration take

So
( ) ( )
( ) ( )

For Second iteration take

( ) ( )
( ) ( )

For their iteration take

The iteration converges with similar mechanical steel ratio .

Check with maximum and minimum reinforcement limit

Using

.
b) Using Nominal stiffness method

Initially let us assume


Nb= Buckling load based on nominal stiffness

Design moment [ ]
( ⁄ )

[ ] [ ]
( ⁄ ) ( ⁄ )

For first iteration neglecting accidental eccentricity

We cannot use the simplified method


⁄( )

√ ⁄

[ ( ) ]

[ ] [ ]
( ⁄ ) ( ⁄ )

Design moment including accidental eccentricity is given by

( )
Second Iteration

[ ( ) ]

[ ] [ ]
( ⁄ ) ( ⁄ )

Design moment including accidental eccentricity is given by

( )

The iteration converges with similar mechanical steel ratio .

Check with maximum and minimum reinforcement limit

{
Using

Step 7- Detailing

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