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    The document provides instructions for Assignment 1 of the CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design course. It is due on 3 September 2021 at 6pm and can be submitted individually or in groups of up to 3 students. The assignment contains two questions - the first asks students to analyze load combinations and reinforcement for a Y-shaped structure, while the second concerns shear and torsional capacities of a circular reinforced concrete section. Students are required to determine load effects, check the adequacy of given reinforcement, and suggest improvements to the design as needed.

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    The document provides instructions for Assignment 1 of the CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design course. It is due on 3 September 2021 at 6pm and can be submitted individually or in groups of up to 3 students. The assignment contains two questions - the first asks students to analyze load combinations and reinforcement for a Y-shaped structure, while the second concerns shear and torsional capacities of a circular reinforced concrete section. Students are required to determine load effects, check the adequacy of given reinforcement, and suggest improvements to the design as needed.

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    The document provides instructions for Assignment 1 of the CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design course. It is due on 3 September 2021 at 6pm and can be submitted individually or in groups of up to 3 students. The assignment contains two questions - the first asks students to analyze load combinations and reinforcement for a Y-shaped structure, while the second concerns shear and torsional capacities of a circular reinforced concrete section. Students are required to determine load effects, check the adequacy of given reinforcement, and suggest improvements to the design as needed.

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    The document provides instructions for Assignment 1 of the CE5510 Advanced Structural Concrete Design course. It is due on 3 September 2021 at 6pm and can be submitted individually or in groups of up to 3 students. The assignment contains two questions - the first asks students to analyze load combinations and reinforcement for a Y-shaped structure, while the second concerns shear and torsional capacities of a circular reinforced concrete section. Students are required to determine load effects, check the adequacy of given reinforcement, and suggest improvements to the design as needed.

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    CE5510 Advanced Structural

    Concrete Design
    Assignment 1
    Submission
    due on
    3 Sep 2021 (Fri), 6 pm

    • You may submit the assignment in groups of up to


    3 students.

    • Please indicate your name and student ID (starting


    with prefix A) on the first page of your submission.

    • Please submit in a single pdf file, and name it as


    “A1-StudentID1-StudentID2-StudentID3”
    Assignment 1 – Q1
    The Y-shaped structure shown Fig. Q1(a) is supporting loads due to dead
    loads and imposed loads from a warehouse building on the left and an
    office building on the right. It is also subjected to wind load either from
    the left or the right as shown. Given fck =40 MPa, and characteristic loads:

    GkL = 2000 kN; QkL = 3500 kN;


    GkR = 2800 kN; QkR = 1500 kN;
    Wk = 100 kN.

    (a) Determine the load combinations and the corresponding axial force
    and moment at the base of the Y-shaped structure. Neglect self-weight
    of the structure and consider in-plane bending only.
    (b) Determine if the reinforcement shown in Fig. Q1(b) is adequate for the
    section at the base of the structure. If not, suggest a suitable solution.

    Hint: Derive the N-M diagram for the section and check if all combinations
    of N and M fall within the diagram.
    © Tan K H, NUS

    3000

    PL PR
    6x225
    W W
    1000
    850

    3000 18H40

    1500
    1500

    (a) (b)

    Fig. Q1 (Not to scale; All dimensions are in mm.)


    © Tan K H, NUS
    Assignment 1 – Q2
    Fig. Q2 shows a circular section symmetrically reinforced
    with six H20 bars, with a cover of 50 mm measured to the
    centre of bars. Given that fyk = 500 MPa, Es = 200 GPa, and
    fck = 40 MPa.
    (a) Determine the shear capacity of the section without
    transverse reinforcement, VRd,c. You may assume an
    equivalent square section with effective depth equal to
    0.8 times the diameter of the circular section, and
    400
    consider half the total longitudinal steel area as effective.
    (b) Determine the torsional cracking capacity of the section
    without transverse reinforcement, TRd,c.
    50
    (c) Determine whether the size is adequate for the section to
    carry a design shear force, VEd, of 200 kN, together with
    a design torsional moment, TEd, of 50 kNm, assuming
    that the required reinforcement has been provided. All dimensions are in mm.
    Assume q = 45o.
    (d) Determine the reinforcement required to resist the Fig. Q2
    combined shear force of 200 kN and torsional moment
    of 50 kNm, and show the reinforcement in a sketch.
    ©Tan K H, NUS 5

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