Lovely Professional University,Punjab

Format For Instruction Plan [for Courses with Lectures and Labs ]
Course No. CIV302

Course Title:

DESIGN OF RCC STRUCTURES

L: 4

T: 0

P: 2

Cr: 5

Course Planner :-

14354 :: Amit Chandra

TextBook

1. S Pillai and D Menon, Reinforced concrete design, Tata Mc Graw Hill Publishing company Ltd.
Other Specific Books

2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Other Readings

P Dayaratnam, Design of reinforced concrete structures, Standard Publisher. S.N.Sinha , Reinforced concrete design, Tata Mc Graw Hill Publishing company Ltd. Sushil Kumar, Design of R.C.C structures , Standard Publisher Design of Optimally Reinforced RC Beam, Column, and Wall Sections Mark Aschheim,1 Enrique Hernndez-Montes,2 and Luisa Mara Gil-Martn3 IS 456:2000 ; Code of practice for plain and reinforced concrete

Sr. No.

Jouranls atricles as compulsary readings (specific articles, Complete reference)

7 8 9 10 11

A Probabilistic Analysis System for Determining Internal/Interface Shear Strength Bo Gao,1 Rafael Ospina,2 Henry Mock,3 and Claudia Moeller4 Statistical Analyses of Strength of Slender RC Columns W. Zhou and H. P. Hong Optimal Strength and Stiffness Design of Beams S. Kanagasundaram1 and Bhushan L. Karihaloo2 Economic Design Optimization of Foundations Yu Wang,1 M.ASCE and Fred H. Kulhawy,2 Dist.M.ASCE Simulation of Punching Failure in Reinforced-Concrete Structures P. Mentrey, R. Walther, T. Zimmermann, K. J. Willam, and P. E. Regan

Relevant Websites

Sr. No.

Web adress

(only if relevant to the courses)

Salient Features

12 13

WWW.nptel.ac.in http://pubs.asce.org/journals/structural/

Web Courses American society of civil engineering journals(Search library)

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14 15 16

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinforced_concrete http://ascelibrary.aip.org/sto/ www.globalspec.com

Everything of Reinforced concrete Journals of RCC Design The Engineering Search Engine

Detailed Plan For Lectures

Week No. Lecture No. Topic Chapters/Sections of Textbook/other reference Homework to be Assigned to students Pedagogical tool Demonstration/case study/images/anmation ctc. planned

Part 1
Week 1

Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4

Introduction to reinforced cement concrete Concrete mix design Reinforcing steel Design concepts, working stress, limit stress Probabilistic analysis and design Code recommendation for limit state design Behaviour in flexure: theory of flexure Modular ratio and cracking moment Flexure behaviour of reinforced concrete Analysis and design of singly reinforced flanged section Analysis and design of doubly reinforced rectangular and flanged section for service loads

->Reference :3,Chapter 1 15-26 ->Reference :3,Chapter 1 26-40 ->Reference :3,Chapter 1 40-43 ->Reference :1,Ch 3 P 77-86 ->Reference :1,Ch 3 P 80-84 ->Reference :1,Ch 3 P 87-90 ->Reference :1,Chapter 4 95-101 ->Reference :1,Chapter 4 101105 ->Reference :1,Chapter 4 105122 ->Reference :1,Chapter 4 122127 ->Reference :1,Chapter 4 128133
Term Paper 1 Allocation HomeWork 1 Allocation

Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching, Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Week 2

Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Lecture 7 Lecture 8

Week 3

Lecture 9 Lecture 10 Lecture 11

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Week 3 Week 4

Lecture 12 Lecture 13

Analysis at ultimate limit state, rectangular sections Analysis at ultimate limit state, flanged sections

->Reference :1,Chapter 4 134147 ->Reference :1,Chapter 4 147153

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Part 2
Week 4

Lecture 14

Analysis at ultimate limit state, doubly reinforced sections Design of beams and oneway slabs in flexure Design of singly reinforced rectangular section Design of continuous oneway slabs Design of doubly reinforced rectangular sections Design of flanged beam section Curtailment of flexural tension reinforcement Design for shear, shear stresses in rectangular beams Shear failure modes, normal shear stress Critical section for shear design, design shear strength without shear reinforcement Design shear strength with shear reinforcement Interface shear and shear friction Design for torsion, equilibrium torsion

->Reference :1,Chapter 4 153162 ->Reference :1,Chapter 5 169181 ->Reference :1,Chapter 5 181189 ->Reference :1,Chapter 5 189196 ->Reference :1,Chapter 5 197203 ->Reference :1,Chapter 5 203210 ->Reference :1,Chapter 5 210221 ->Reference :1,Chapter 6 225232 ->Reference :1,Chapter 6 232236 ->Reference :1,Chapter 6 236241
HomeWork 1 Submission HomeWork 2 Allocation

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Lecture 15 Lecture 16
Week 5

Lecture 17 Lecture 18 Lecture 19 Lecture 20

Week 6

Lecture 21

Lecture 22 Lecture 23

Lecture 24
Week 7

->Reference :1,Chapter 6 242251 ->Reference :1,Chapter 6 251263 ->Reference :1,Chapter 7 267274

HomeWork 2 Submission

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Lecture 25 Lecture 26

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Part 2
Week 7

Lecture 27 Lecture 28

Design strength in torsion Skew bending theory and examples

->Reference :1,Chapter 7 274279 ->Reference :1,Chapter 7 279291

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

MID-TERM
Part 3
Week 8

Lecture 29 Lecture 30 Lecture 31

Design for bond, mechanism of bond resistance Review of code requirements for bond Serviceability limit states: deflection and cracking, short term deflection Long term deflection Cracking in R.C. members Design of two-way slab systems, introduction Design of wall supported twoway slab Design of circular, triangular and other slabs Design of beam-supported two way slabs Design of staircases, types of stair cases, Design of stair slab spanning transversely

->Reference :1,Chapter 8 295305 ->Reference :1,Chapter 8 305314 ->Reference :1,Chapter 10 357- 379 ->Reference :1,Chapter 10 380- 391 ->Reference :1,Chapter 10 391- 412 ->Reference :1,Chapter 11 417- 421 ->Reference :1,Chapter 11 422- 447 ->Reference :1,Chapter 11 448- 454 ->Reference :1,Chapter 11 454- 460 ->Reference :1,Chapter 12 533- 547 ->Reference :1,Chapter 12 547- 552
HomeWork 3 Submission HomeWork 3 Allocation

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Lecture 32
Week 9

Lecture 33 Lecture 34 Lecture 35 Lecture 36

Week 10

Lecture 37 Lecture 38 Lecture 39

Part 4
Week 10 Week 11

Lecture 40 Lecture 41

Design of stair slab spanning longitudinally Design of compression members, classification of columns, effective length

->Reference :1,Chapter 12 552- 562 ->Reference :1,Chapter 13 565- 581

HomeWork 4 Allocation

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

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Part 4
Week 11

Lecture 42

Code requirements on slenderness limit, eccentricities and min. Rein Design of short column under axial compression Design of short column under compression with uniaxial bending Use of interaction diagram Design of short column under compression with biaxial bending Design of slender column Design of footings: types of footings Distribution of base pressure General design considerations and code requirements Design of isolated and wall footings Design of combined footings

->Reference :1,Chapter 13 581- 586 ->Reference :1,Chapter 13 586-594 ->Reference :1,Chapter 13 594- 610 ->Reference :1,Chapter 13 610- 625 ->Reference :1,Chapter 13 625- 634 ->Reference :1,Chapter 13 634- 649 ->Reference :1,Chapter 14 655- 660 ->Reference :1,Chapter 14 660- 665 ->Reference :1,Chapter 14 665- 674 ->Reference :1,Chapter 14 674- 692 ->Reference :1,Chapter 14 692- 703

Term Paper 1 Submission

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Lecture 43 Lecture 44

Week 12

Lecture 45 Lecture 46

Lecture 47 Lecture 48
Week 13

HomeWork 4 Submission

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Lecture 49 Lecture 50

Lecture 51 Lecture 52

Spill Over
Week 14

Lecture 53

Good detailing and construction practices: Introduction Design and detailing practices Reinforcement layout Design drawing

->Reference :1,Chapter 15 749

Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving Class Based Teaching and Problem Solving

Lecture 54 Lecture 55 Lecture 56

->Reference :1,Chapter 15 752 ->Reference :1,Chapter 15 753 ->Reference :1,Chapter 15 754

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Details of homework and case studies plan

Homework No. Topic of the Homework Nature of homework (group/individuals/field work

Homework 1 Homework 2 Homework 3 Homework 4

Concrete mix design and design of flexure, problem only Design of singly and doubly reinforced section, problem only Design of two-way slab and staircase, problem only Design of column, problem only

Group Group Group Group

*Normally all the homeworks shall be submitted online but in special courses where homeworks cannot be submited online , the insructor can edit the mode of submission while entering the IP Details

Scheme for CA:out of 100*

Component Frequency Out of (If any) Marks for each Total Marks

Homework Term Paper Lab Assesment

3 1

15 25 30
Total :-

45 25 30
100

* In ENG courses wherever the total exceeds 100, consider x best out of y components of CA, as explained in teacher's guide available on the UMS

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List of suggested topics for term paper[at least 15] (Student to spend about 15 hrs on any one specified term paper)
Sr. No. Topic

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Concrete mix design by Indian standard method Probabilistic analysis and design Analysis at ultimate limit state, rectangular sections, Analysis at ultimate limit state, flanged sections Shear, Bond, Torsion behaviours in Beams Shear failure modes, normal shear stress, Critical section for shear design, design shear strength without shear reinforcement One way and Two way slabs, Design of circular, triangular and other slabs Design of beam-supported two way slabs Design of staircases, types of stair cases, Design of stair slab spanning transversely, Design of stair slab spanning longitudinally Design of Short columns, Design of short column under compression with uniaxial bending and Biaxial bending Design of slender columns Short term and Long term Deflection Design strength in torsion, Skew bending theory and examples Design of footings: types of footings, Distribution of base pressure, General design considerations and code requirements Design of isolated and wall footings, Design of combined footings

*Each experiment of the lab will be evaluated using following relative scheme:

Component

% of Marks

J/E WR VIVA

30 20 50

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List of experiments :Expt. No Title Equipment Used Reference of Lab manual

Before Mid-Term

Detailing & Drawing 1 Detailing & Drawing 2 Detailing & Drawing 3 Detailing & Drawing 4 Detailing & Drawing 5 Detailing & Drawing 6
After Mid-Term

Draw a plan of two storey RCC frame structured Building. Draw the front elevation of the above building. Draw the sectional elevation of the above building. Draw the detailing of singly reinforced RCC beam. Draw the detailing of one way slab. Draw the detailing of doubly reinforced RCC beam.

Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools

Detailing & Drawing 7 Detailing & Drawing 8 Detailing & Drawing 9 Detailing & Drawing 10 Detailing & Drawing 11
Spill Over

Draw the detailing of two way slab. Draw the detailing of a longitudinal staircase. Draw the detailing of different types of column. Draw the detailing of footing. Ductile Detailing of Beam Column Junctions

Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools

Detailing & Drawing 12 Detailing & Drawing 13 Detailing & Drawing 14

Typical Reinforcement Details for RCC Projects Typical Reinforcement Details for RCC Projects Draw the detailing of footing.

Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools Drawing /Drafting Tools

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Ductile Detailing of Beam Column Junctions

Drawing /Drafting Tools

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