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    The document summarizes checks performed to verify strong column weak beam design principles for a reinforced concrete structure subjected to seismic forces. It is checking that the sum of column moments of resistance (ΣMc) is greater than 1.1 times the sum of beam moments of resistance (ΣMb) along principal planes of the joint. The calculations shown verify this for a column at the basement level along the X and Y directions. The summaries confirms the strong column weak beam principle is satisfied.

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    The document summarizes checks performed to verify strong column weak beam design principles for a reinforced concrete structure subjected to seismic forces. It is checking that the sum of column moments of resistance (ΣMc) is greater than 1.1 times the sum of beam moments of resistance (ΣMb) along principal planes of the joint. The calculations shown verify this for a column at the basement level along the X and Y directions. The summaries confirms the strong column weak beam principle is satisfied.

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    The document summarizes checks performed to verify strong column weak beam design principles for a reinforced concrete structure subjected to seismic forces. It is checking that the sum of column moments of resistance (ΣMc) is greater than 1.1 times the sum of beam moments of resistance (ΣMb) along principal planes of the joint. The calculations shown verify this for a column at the basement level along the X and Y directions. The summaries confirms the strong column weak beam principle is satisfied.

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    Strong Col Weak Beam

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    The document summarizes checks performed to verify strong column weak beam design principles for a reinforced concrete structure subjected to seismic forces. It is checking that the sum of column moments of resistance (ΣMc) is greater than 1.1 times the sum of beam moments of resistance (ΣMb) along principal planes of the joint. The calculations shown verify this for a column at the basement level along the X and Y directions. The summaries confirms the strong column weak beam principle is satisfied.

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    Check for Strong Column weak Beam

    IITK-GSDMA
    Proposed draft provisions & commentry on ductile detailingof RC structures
    subjected to seismic forces, C7.1.2
    Ʃ Mc >= 1.1*ƩMb
    where ƩMc = sum of the moment of resistance of the columns
    ƩMb = sum of the moment of resistance of beams along each
    principal plane of the joint
    Check capacity of column 4H at Basement floor
    Along X-direction:
    Column details
    B= 450 mm
    D= 450 mm
    fck = 25 MPa
    fy = 500 MPa
    Factored axial load on column (Pu) = 2350.93 KN
    (taken from ETABS model for load case 1.5(DL-EQX)
    Pu/(fck bD) = 0.4643812
    Area of steel provided (Ast) = 12-25Φ= 5890 mm2
    Percentage of steel (Pt) = 2.909%
    Pt/ fck = 0.116
    d' = 40
    d'/d = 0.08888889
    From Sp-16, chart 48, 49
    Mu/(fck bD2) = 0.16
    Mu = 364.5 KNm
    ƩMc = 729 KNm

    Along X-direction
    For beam along 2A-2B For Beam 2B-2C
    B= 350 mm B= 350 mm
    D= 525 mm D= 525 mm
    fck = 20 MPa fck = 20 MPa
    fy = 500 MPa fy = 500 MPa
    d' = 25 mm d' = 25 mm
    d= 500 mm d= 500 mm
    d'/d = 0.050 d'/d = 0.050
    Area of steel provided Area of steel provided
    Ast = 3-20 dia +2-16 dia= 1345 mm2 Ast = 3-20 dia +2-16 dia= 1345 mm2
    Asc = 1-20 dia +2-16 dia= 716 mm2 Asc = 1-20 dia +2-16 dia= 716 mm2
    Percentage of steel provided Percentage of steel provided
    Pt = 0.77% for tensile Pt = 0.77% for tensile
    Pc = 0.41% for compression Pc = 0.41% for compression
    From table 54 of SP16 From table 54 of SP16
    For Hogging moment: For Hogging moment:
    Mu/bd2 = 2.77 Mu/bd2 = 2.77
    Hogging moment = 242.375 KNm Hogging moment = 242.375 KNm
    For Sagging moment: For Sagging moment:
    Mu/bd2 = 4.2 Mu/bd2 = 4.2
    Sagging moment = 367.500 KNm Sagging moment = 367.500 KNm

    1.1*ƩMb= max[1.1*(242.375+367.5), 1.1*(242.375+367.5)]


    670.863 KNm
    Here we get
    Ʃ Mc> 1.1*ƩMb
    Hence the check is satisfied along X-direction

    Along Y-direction
    For beam along 2B-1B For Beam 2B-3B
    B= 350 mm B= 350 mm
    D= 525 mm D= 525 mm
    fck = 20 MPa fck = 20 MPa
    fy = 500 MPa fy = 500 MPa
    d' = 25 mm d' = 25 mm
    d= 500 mm d= 500 mm
    d'/d = 0.050 d'/d = 0.050

    Area of steel provided Area of steel provided


    Ast = 3-16 +2-20 +1-12dia = 1345 mm2 Ast = 3-16 +2-20 +1-12dia = 1345 mm2
    Asc = 3-16 dia = 603 mm2 Asc = 3-16 dia = 603 mm2
    Percentage of steel provided Percentage of steel provided
    Pt = 0.77% for tensile Pt = 0.77% for tensile
    Pc = 0.34% for compression Pc = 0.34% for compression
    From table 54 of SP16 From table 54 of SP16
    For Hogging moment: For Hogging moment:
    Mu/bd2 = 2.77 Mu/bd2 = 2.77
    Hogging moment = 242.375 KNm Hogging moment = 242.375 KNm
    For Sagging moment: For Sagging moment:
    Mu/bd2 = 3.9 Mu/bd2 = 3.9
    Sagging moment = 341.250 KNm Sagging moment = 341.250 KNm

    1.1*ƩMb= max[1.1*(242.375+341.25), 1.1*(242.375+341.25)]


    641.988 KNm
    Here we get
    Ʃ Mc> 1.1*ƩMb
    Hence the check is satisfied along X-direction

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