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    The document outlines the course details for a Design of RCC Structures course. It is a 48-hour course worth 4 credits. The prerequisite is Structural Analysis. The objective is to learn limit state design of civil engineering elements based on codes. The 8 units cover topics like design philosophy, strength of RC sections, flexure and serviceability limit states, design of beams, slabs, columns, footings and staircases. The course outcomes include applying ACI design specifications, determining strength of RC members, and designing beams, columns, foundations and retaining walls. The references listed cover limit state design and analysis of reinforced concrete.

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    The document outlines the course details for a Design of RCC Structures course. It is a 48-hour course worth 4 credits. The prerequisite is Structural Analysis. The objective is to learn limit state design of civil engineering elements based on codes. The 8 units cover topics like design philosophy, strength of RC sections, flexure and serviceability limit states, design of beams, slabs, columns, footings and staircases. The course outcomes include applying ACI design specifications, determining strength of RC members, and designing beams, columns, foundations and retaining walls. The references listed cover limit state design and analysis of reinforced concrete.

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    The document outlines the course details for a Design of RCC Structures course. It is a 48-hour course worth 4 credits. The prerequisite is Structural Analysis. The objective is to learn limit state design of civil engineering elements based on codes. The 8 units cover topics like design philosophy, strength of RC sections, flexure and serviceability limit states, design of beams, slabs, columns, footings and staircases. The course outcomes include applying ACI design specifications, determining strength of RC members, and designing beams, columns, foundations and retaining walls. The references listed cover limit state design and analysis of reinforced concrete.

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    RCC Syllabus

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    NAME OF DEPT: Department of Civil Engineering

    Subject Code: 12CE54

    Course Title: Design of RCC Structures

    Total No of Hrs: 48
    Credits: 04
    PRE REQUISITE: Structural Analysis

    Hours per week: 4

    Objective: To learn basic principles of Limit state design as per codes and learn the design
    of various civil engineering elements.

    1
    .

    UNIT1
    GENERALFEATURESOFREINFORCEDCONCRETE:Introduction,DesignLoads,Materials
    forReinforcedConcreteandCoderequirements.DesignPhilosophyLimitStateDesignprinciples.
    Philosophyoflimitstatedesign,Principlesoflimitstates,FactorofSafety,Characteristicanddesign
    loads,Characteristicanddesignstrength
    UNIT2
    PRINCIPLES OF LIMIT STATE DESIGN AND ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF R.C.
    SECTION:GeneralaspectsofUltimatestrength,Stressblockparametersforlimitstateofcollapse,
    Ultimateflexural strengthofsinglyreinforcedrectangularsections,Ultimateflexural strengthof
    doublyreinforcedrectangularsections,Ultimateflexuralstrengthofflangedsections,Ultimateshear
    strengthofRCsections,UltimatetorsionalstrengthofRCsections,Conceptsofdevelopmentlength
    andanchorage,Analysisexamplesofsinglyreinforced,doublyreinforced,flangedsections,shear
    strengthanddevelopmentlength.
    UNIT3
    FLEXUREANDSERVICEABILITYLIMITSTATES:GeneralSpecificationforflexuredesign
    ofbeamspracticalrequirements,sizeofbeam,covertoreinforcementspacingofbars.General
    aspectsofserviceabilityDeflectionlimitsinIS:4562000Calculationofdeflection(Theoretical
    method),Crackinginstructuralconcretemembers,Calculationofdeflectionsandcrackwidth

    4
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    UNIT4
    DESIGNOFBEAMS:Designproceduresforcriticalsectionsformomentandshears.Anchoragesof
    bars,checkfordevelopmentlength,Reinforcement requirements,Slendernesslimitsforbeamsto
    ensurelateralstability,DesignexamplesforSimplysupportedandCantileverbeamsforrectangular
    andflangedsections.

    5
    .

    UNIT5
    DESIGNOFSLABS:Generalconsiderationofdesignofslabs,Rectangularslabsspanningone
    direction,Rectangularslabsspanningintwodirectionsforvariousboundaryconditions.Designof
    simplysupported,cantileverandcontinuousslabsasperIS:4562000

    6
    .

    UNIT6
    DESIGN OF COLUMNS: General aspects, effective length of column, loads on columns,
    slendernessratioforcolumns,minimumeccentricity,designofshortaxiallyloadedcolumns,design
    ofcolumnsubjecttocombinedaxialloadanduniaxialmomentandbiaxialmomentusingSP16
    charts.

    7
    .

    UNIT7
    DESIGNOFFOOTINGS:Introduction,loadforfooting,Designbasisforlimitstatemethod,Design
    ofisolatedrectangularfootingforaxialloadanduniaxialmoment,designofpedestal.

    2
    .

    3
    .

    8
    .

    UNIT8
    DESIGNOFSTAIRCASES:Generalfeatures,typesofstaircase,loadsonstaircases,effective
    span as per IS code provisions, distribution of loading on stairs, Design of stair cases. With
    waistslabs.6Hours

    Course outcome: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

    apply the basic requirements of the American Concrete Institute ACI 318 design
    specification.

    apply the concepts of strain compatibility and equilibrium concepts to determine the
    strength of RC members

    design simple and continuous RC beams of any cross sectional shape for shear,
    flexure, and deflection.

    design RC beam-columns of any cross sectional shape

    design basic RC foundations

    design RC cantilevered retaining walls

    understand the issues related to designing slabs on grade.

    References :
    1. Limit State Design of Reinforced concrete-by P.C. Varghese, PHI Learning
    Private Limited 2008-2009
    2. Fundamentals of Reinforced concrete Design-by M.L.Gambhir, PHI Learning
    Private Limited 2008-2009.
    3. Reinforced concrete Design-by Pallai and Menon, TMH Education Private Limited,
    4. Reinforced concrete Design-by S.N.Shinha, TMH Education Private Limited,

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