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    Nib Calculation

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    Ken Luu
    The document summarizes the analysis of a corbel using strut and tie modeling. It lists assumptions made about the corbel geometry and loading. It then calculates the effective width, height, rebar sizes and locations. Based on the material properties and rebar configuration, it determines the maximum horizontal and vertical tie forces the corbel can resist. By comparing these forces to the maximum allowable bearing stress, it finds the minimum capacity of the corbel is 489.67 kN.

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    The document summarizes the analysis of a corbel using strut and tie modeling. It lists assumptions made about the corbel geometry and loading. It then calculates the effective width, height, rebar sizes and locations. Based on the material properties and rebar configuration, it determines the maximum horizontal and vertical tie forces the corbel can resist. By comparing these forces to the maximum allowable bearing stress, it finds the minimum capacity of the corbel is 489.67 kN.

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    The document summarizes the analysis of a corbel using strut and tie modeling. It lists assumptions made about the corbel geometry and loading. It then calculates the effective width, height, rebar sizes and locations. Based on the material properties and rebar configuration, it determines the maximum horizontal and vertical tie forces the corbel can resist. By comparing these forces to the maximum allowable bearing stress, it finds the minimum capacity of the corbel is 489.67 kN.

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    Nib Calculation

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    Ken Luu
    The document summarizes the analysis of a corbel using strut and tie modeling. It lists assumptions made about the corbel geometry and loading. It then calculates the effective width, height, rebar sizes and locations. Based on the material properties and rebar configuration, it determines the maximum horizontal and vertical tie forces the corbel can resist. By comparing these forces to the maximum allowable bearing stress, it finds the minimum capacity of the corbel is 489.67 kN.

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    Corbel checking using strut and tie formula

    Ref.:
    1. SS EN 1992-1-1 2008, Appendix J
    2. Singapore National Annex NA to SS EN 1992-1-1 2008
    3. PD6687:2006 Background paper to the UK National Annexes to BS EN 1992-1
    4. Mosley et al. "Reinforced Concrete Design to Eurocode 2", 6th Edition, Palgrave Macmillan, 404p

    Item: XXX
    Assumptions:
    1. The nib is assumed as a corbel, the effective width is
    0
    1088mm for outer plint, considering 45 dispersion

    2. The height of the corbel is taken as the height of the nib


    measured at centre of the plint
    Ftv d
    3. Load is assumed as a concentrated load at centre of plint
    (425mm from wall of crosshead) FEd
    ac
    4. Horizontal action is not considered
    5. Material factors are: Fthd

    gc gs acc
    z
    1.5 1.15 1.00 Fcd d hc

    Effective width b 1088 mm


    Height of corbel hc 530 mm
    Distance from loading point to centre of vertical rebars) ac 473 mm
    Effective depth of corbel (cover is 40mm, rebar d=16mm) d 482 mm
    Characteristic cylinder strength of concrete fck 32 N/mm2
    Design strength for concrete strut, f cd = 0.6(1-f ck/250)(accfck/gc) fcd 11.16 N/mm2
    Yield strength of rebar (both vertical and horizontal) fy 500 N/mm2
    Main rebar (H16-200 over effective width) to resist F thd 6 x H16 As 1206.37 mm2
    Ultimate horizontal tie force F thd = Asfy/gs Fthd 524.51 kN
    Angle q (from equilibrium Fthd = FEd(cotq)) q 43.0 Degree
    with FEd = fcdbd(1-(a/d)tanq)sin2q
    Maximum apply load from horizontal tie, F Ed = Fthd /(cotq) FEd 489.67 kN
    Main rebar (H16-200 over effective width) to resist F tvd 6 x H16 As 1206.37 mm2
    Maximum apply load from vertical tie, F Ed = Ftvd Ftvd 524.51 kN
    Maximum allowable bearing stress, smax =0.48f ck(1-fck/250) smax 13.39 N/mm2
    Maximum force on 1 plint from allowable bearing stress F max 1506.82 kN

    Capacity of corbel (min of F Ed, Ftvd, Fmax) Fallow 489.67 kN

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