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DESIGN NOTATION 3
TASK NUMBER TWO (DESIGN OF CIRCULAR SLAB) 4
1. INTRODUCTION 4
1.1Uses of Circular Slabs: 5
1.2 Moment distribution of circular slab with different boundary conditions. 5
1.3TASK GIVEN: 8
1.4 DATA ANALYSIS 8
1.5 Ultimate loads 8
1.6 Design section 8
(a). COMPUTATION OF RADIAL BENDING MOMENTS. 8
(b). COMPUTATION OF CIRCUMFERENTIAL BENDING MOMENTS. 9
(c). COMPUTATION OF SHEAR FORCE. 10
1.7 COMPUTATION OF AN EFFECTIVE DEPTH. 10
1.8 COMPUTATION OF REINFORCEMENT AREA ( Ast) 11
1.9 Check shear 13
2.0 Check for deflection 14
2.1 Crack width calculations 14
3. APPENDIX-DRAWINGS 18
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DESIGN NOTATION
Mr : radial moment
MΦ : Circumferential moment
a : radius of slab
µ :Poisson’s ratio
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1. INTRODUCTION
The bending of circular slab is essentially different from a rectangular slab where bending takes
place in distinctly two perpendicular directions along the two spans.
When a circular slab simply supported at the edge is loaded with uniformly distributed Load; it
bends in the form of saucer, due to which stress are developed both in the radial as well as in the
circumferential directions.
Figure :1
The tensile radial and circumferential stresses develop towards the convex side of the saucer and
hence reinforcement needed to be provided both in the radial as well as circumferential
directions, but this arrangement would cause congestion and anchoring problem at the centre of
the slab.
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𝑎
In radial moment, the point of contra flexure occurs at the distance of √3 from the Centre of the
slab.
The various value of the moments and shear per unit width are under;
𝑤
Mr =16(a2(1+µ)-r2(3+µ)) -General formula for radial moment
𝑤
(Mr)c =16(a2(1+µ) - radial moment at the center, (r=0)
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(Mr)e = - 16 w(a2+µ) -at the edge
𝑤
(Mθ)c=16(a2(1+µ)-r2(1+3µ)) -General formula for circumferential moment at any point
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𝑤
(Mθ)c =+16a2 (1+µ) -at the centre ,r=0
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1.3TASK GIVEN:
Design the bottom circular slab of water tank which rigidity held at edge. if
the concrete cover is 35mm, radius (`a`) =2.5m centre to centre to the
beam, thickness of slab (`t`) ≥150mm, fcu=30N/mm2, fy=410N/mm2 and
Imposed load =25KN/m2
TASK: Design the slab and provide steel detailed and bending schedule
(Mr)c=
𝑤 2
(Mr)c=16(a (1+µ) , where a=2.5m, wu=46720N/m
21.9kN.m
46720
= *2.52*(1+0.2) =21,900N.m
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(ii) Radial B.M. at any point per meter width of slab: =2.5m
𝑤
(Mr)=16(a2(1+µ)-r2(3+µ))
=4,870.56N.m
(iii) Radial B.M. at the edge per meter width of slab: =2.5m
2
(Mr)e = - 16 w(a2+µ)
2
=-16*46720 *(2.52) (Mr)e=
=-36,500N.m -36.5kNm
1 21.9kNm
Mθ)c = * 46720*2.52(1+0.2) =21,900Nm
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Notice
(ii) Circumferential B.M. at any point per meter width of slab
𝑤
(Mθ) =16(a2(1+µ)-r2(1+3µ))
where a=2.5m , take at distance `r`=1.35m
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=16*46720*(2.52*(1+0.2))-1.352*(1+3*0.2))
=13,385.28Nm
𝑤
(Mθ)e=16(a2(1+µ)-r2(1+3µ))
−2𝑤 2
= aµ
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At the edge `a`=`r`
−2𝑤 2 −2∗46720
aµ = *2.52*0.2
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(Mθ)e=
(Mθ)e=-7,300Nm
-7.3kNm
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x=(d-z)/0.45……………………………………..(ii)
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0.0289
Z=𝑑(0.5 + √(0.25 − )
0.9
Z=0.97d
Z=it not greater than 0.95d (BS8110-1,1997 Clause 3.4.4.4 )
z/d=0.95………………………………………..(iii)
Combining equation (ii & iii)
𝑑−0.95𝑑
x= =0.11d
0.45
𝑥
=0.11 ………………….(iv)
𝑑
From deflection point view, L/d =26, for continuous slab. Unfortunately, the
Code does not give any recommendation for circular slab, so we design as the
beam.
Clear cover =35mm
Reinforcement bar size (⏀)=12mm
deff=
Tot Assume 200mm as slab thickness (d) Total depth.
159mm
deff =200-35-12/2 =159mm
Compression force (Fc) = Tension force (Ft)
(Mr)c =21900N.m
𝑥 𝑥
21,900*103 =0.45 *30*𝑑 (1-0.45 𝑑)bd2
21,900 *1000=0.45*30*0.11(1-0.45*0.11) *1000*d2
21,900 =1.4114925d2
d=124.6mm < 159mm
The required effective depth 124.6mm is less than provided effective 159mm;
we can reduce this for an economic design. But we derived this effective depth
159mm, from a deflection catering (L/d). So to avoid an over deflection, we
can proceed a design with an effective ratio, obtained from L/d ratio,
d=159mm.
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𝒙
Mmax=21,900N.m , 𝒅= 0.11
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M = Ft * lever arm
𝒙
(Mθ)e =7,300N.m , 𝒅= 0.11
(Astprov=
In the circular slab, so we can provide the circumferential reinforcement in the
form of the Ring; provide 2Y12-300mm 𝑐 ⁄𝑐 226.2mm2)
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2 𝑓𝑦∗𝐴𝑠𝑡 𝑟𝑒𝑞 1
Service stress fs = * * from clause 3.4.7 BS 8110-1;1997
3 𝐴𝑠𝑡 𝑝𝑟𝑜𝑣 𝛽𝑏
2 410∗406.25 1
fs =3 * *1.11 =221.32N/mm2
452
As (prov) =753mm2
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𝑚𝐴𝑠 2𝑏𝑑 2
𝑥 = ∗ {(1 + ) − 1}
𝑏 𝑚𝐴𝑠
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10 ∗ 753 2 ∗ 1000 ∗ 159 2
𝑥 = ∗ {(1 + ) − 1}
1000 10 ∗ 753
𝑥 =42mm
𝑥 42
z =d-3 =159 - 3 = 145mm
𝑀 21900∗103
fs(Reinforcement stress due to vertical)= 𝑍∗𝐴𝑠 = =200N/mm2 due to flexure
145∗753
𝑓𝑠∗𝐴𝑠 200∗753
fc(concrete stress)=0.5∗𝑏∗𝑥 =0.5∗1000∗42=7.2N/mm2
𝑓𝑠 200
ɛs =𝐸𝑠 =200,000 =1.0 ∗ 10−03
ℎ−𝑥 200−42
ɛh =(𝑑−𝑥)ɛs = (159−42) ∗ 1.0 ∗ 10−03
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1000∗(200−42)2
= 1.35 ∗ 10−03 -(3∗200,000∗753∗(159−42))
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acr =79.5mm
3∗acr∗ɛm
wcr =1+2((acr−Cmin)/(h−x))
3∗79.5∗8.8∗10−04
= 79.5−35
1+2(
200−42
) wcr=0.13mm
=0.13mm <0.2mm ; ok
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3. APPENDIX-DRAWINGS
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