Problem 1-3: All stirrup information is provided, including spacing. You will find the resultant shear capacity. fy of stirrups is 60 ksi and f'e = 3,500psi. For each problem: a) Compute Ve from the concrete properties, and calculate the Vs provided by the stirrup information (Vs = Avfyd/s). b) Compute the design shear capacity V₁ = (Vc + Vs). c) Check to see if the given spacing s is acceptable based on ACI limits of Smax. d) Check to see if the section is usable (V, ≤ 8√ √fbwd ?)

Problem 1-3: All stirrup information is provided, including spacing. You will find the resultant shear capacity. fy of stirrups is 60 ksi and f'e = 3,500psi. For each problem: a) Compute Ve from the concrete properties, and calculate the Vs provided by the stirrup information (Vs = Avfyd/s). b) Compute the design shear capacity V₁ = (Vc + Vs). c) Check to see if the given spacing s is acceptable based on ACI limits of Smax. d) Check to see if the section is usable (V, ≤ 8√ √fbwd ?)

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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