A Reinforced Concrete column for a farm building will support the floor of a swine barn over a manure pit. The column is considered a “short column” and is “Concentrically Loaded” for the purposes of this calculation. Review and provide comments If any checks are found to be unsuitable, make any appropriate changes required to comply with Canadian Codes CSA 23.1 & A23.3: Question to be answered: Does the design satisfy limits of minimum longitudinal reinforcements , (As,min > 0.01Ag) and for maximum longitudinal reinforcement (As,max < 0.08Ag) (Clause 10.9.1 & Clause 10.9.2) ?
A Reinforced Concrete column for a farm building will support the floor of a swine barn over a manure pit. The column is considered a “short column” and is “Concentrically Loaded” for the purposes of this calculation. Review and provide comments If any checks are found to be unsuitable, make any appropriate changes required to comply with Canadian Codes CSA 23.1 & A23.3: Question to be answered: Does the design satisfy limits of minimum longitudinal reinforcements , (As,min > 0.01Ag) and for maximum longitudinal reinforcement (As,max < 0.08Ag) (Clause 10.9.1 & Clause 10.9.2) ?
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A Reinforced Concrete column for a farm building will support the floor of a swine barn over a manure pit.
The column is considered a “short column” and is “Concentrically Loaded” for the purposes of this calculation. Review and provide comments If any checks are found to be unsuitable, make any appropriate changes required to comply with Canadian Codes CSA 23.1 & A23.3:
Question to be answered:
Does the design satisfy limits of minimum longitudinal reinforcements , (As,min > 0.01Ag)
and for maximum longitudinal reinforcement (As,max < 0.08Ag) (Clause 10.9.1 & Clause 10.9.2) ?
Transcribed Image Text:Material Properties:
16 - 25M Longitudinal Bars as shown
25MPa Concrete
10M Ties as shown at 500mm o.c.
Max size of coarse aggregate = 19mm
Concrete Cover = 30mm
Column Height = 3.5m
900 mm
900 mm
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