Oct-15 Dr. A.Helba CIV 416 E 1 A Guide to Designing Reinforced Concrete Water Tanks Helba Alaa Dr. Examples of tank Sections Resisting Tension Tank Sections Resisting Tension and Moments General Design Requirements for Tank Elements Analysis and Design of R.C. Sections under T&M With tension on water side. (Uncracked Sections) Appendix: Solved Examples Lecture 2 & 3
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Oct-15
Dr. A.Helba CIV 416 E 1
A Guide to Designing Reinforced Concrete Water Tanks
Helba AlaaDr.
Examples of tank Sections Resisting Tension
Tank Sections Resisting Tension and Moments
General Design Requirements for Tank Elements
Analysis and Design of R.C. Sections under T&M
With tension on water side. (Uncracked Sections)
Appendix: Solved Examples
Lecture 2 & 3
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Example of Cylindrical Wall of Water Tank in Hal direction
Wall SEC. PLAN Wall SEC. ELEV.
D H r Water Pressure
Sections Resisting Tension
T T
r
R
T = r R
1 m
t
R
Ring tension T in Cylindrical Wall
t h
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Water Pressure on Walls and Floor of an elevated Tank
rests on columns
Sec. Elev.
Sections Resisting Tension and Moments
Final B.M.D. on Walls and Floor
Critical Sections in Tank Structural Elements
(walls & Floors)
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Sections 1 & 4 Tension due to Moment is on Air-Side (Cracked Sections)
Open Tank B . M . D
1
4
2 3
Sections 2 & 3 Tension due to Moment is on Water-Side (UnCracked Sections)
1
4
2
3
B.M.D. on Walls and Floor
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General Design Requirements for Tank Elements (Uncracked Sections)
• Consider Condition I (Tension on Water side)
1- For serviceability requirement (no cracks at
the liquid side ) ,Design a section To satisfy:
ctrct
ff
ct ct(N) ct(M)
T Mf = f +f +
A Z
cuctr
η coeff. 1 from code
table(4-16)
0.6 ff =
2- To Control the crack width (wk)
• USE - according to ECP Code 203 tables 4-13 , 4-14 and 4-15 – the appropriate :
- concrete cover (from table 4-13)
- type/diam./stress of steel.
( from tables 4-14 and 4-15)
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Control of crack width
ECP Code 203 Recommendations
Table 4-11 Code
Control of crack width ECP Code 203 Recommendations
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Control of crack width ECP Code 203
Recommendations
Control of crack width
ECP Code 203 Recommendations
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Control of crack width ECP Code 203 Recommendations
Control of crack width ECP Code 203 Recommendations
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Analysis and Design of R.C. Sections
- Under T only - Under M only - Under T & M
Controlling Tensile Strength of Concrete according to Egyptian Code
• Water Tanks are classified as type 3 or 4 in CODE Table (4-8).
• The maximum tensile stress of concrete is given by CODE Eq. (4-69) as follows :
( ) ( )[ ] /ct ct N ct M ctrf f f f
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fct(N) is the tensile stress due to
unFactored axial tension
(+ve sign for tension and –ve sign for comp.)
where :
As = all steel area
and Assume
( )ct N
c s
Tf
A nA
10s
c
En
E
• fct(M) is the tensile stress due to unFactored moment
(+ve sign for tension and –ve sign for comp.)
( ) 2 2
6
/ 6ct M
M M Mf
Z bt b t
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Tensile Strength of Concrete according to Egyptian Code
• is a reductuon coefficient given in code table (4-16) and depends on the ideal (virtual) thickness of the section (tv) , where
0.6 cuctrff
( )
( )
[1 ]ct N
v
ct M
ft t
f
Values of coefficient Table (4-16) Code
tv(mm) 100 200 400 ≥ 600
1 1.3 1.6 1.7
fcu Values of (N/mm2)
20 2.68 2.06 1.68 1.58
25 3 2.31 1.88 1.76
30 3.29 2.53 2.05 1.93
/ctrf
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Calculation of steel rft. As required in Design
of R.C. Sections - I - Under T only - II - Under M only - III - Under T & M (e=M/T =big ecc.)
- IV - Under T & M (e = small ecc.)
Use Steel to resist all tension (neglect concrete resistance in tension)
us
y
cr
s
TA
f
I - Case of axial tension ( T only)
1.4
1.6
u f
f
f
T T
for water pressure
for other loads
where
T
1
2sA
1
2sA
1
2sA
1
2sA
TIE section
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Consider a Cylindrical Wall of Water Tank
Wall SEC. PLAN Wall SEC. ELEV.
D H r Water Pressure
T T
r
R
T = r R
1 m
t
I - Case of pure tension ( T only)
R
Ring tension in Cylindrical
Wall t h
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Ring Steel in
Cylindrical Wall
T T
r
D 1 m
t
1
2sA
1
2sA
I - Case of Ring tension ( T only)
T = r R = r D/2
r = wh
h
II - Case of pure flexure (M only)
,
12
us
y
cr
s
M aA
f dd
M sA
.cross Sec
1 1 3 R2( ) cu
c
f
uR M bd
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Calculate Mus = Tu(e + t/2 - d) or = Mu – Tu(d – t/2)
Cases of eccentric tension (M &T)
u
u
M e =
T 2 III
tCase of
M
sA T
T(eccentric)
e
.cross Sec
III – Case of big eccentric tension
u
u
M e=
T 21
2
us us
y y
cr cr
s s
M T tA if
f fd
Where Mus = Mu – Tu(d – t/2)
sA T
T(eccentric)
e
.cross Sec
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u
u
M e =
T 2
tC se oV fI a
M
T T(eccentric)
e
1sA
2sA
2se
1se
'd
'd d
.cross Sec
IV – Case of small eccentric tension
1 21 2,
u us s
y y
cr cr
s s
T TA A
f f
1sA
2sA
Teccentric T e
Calculate Tu1 = Tu / 2 + Mu / (d – d’)
Tu2 = Tu / 2 - Mu / (d – d’)
u
u
M e =
T 2
tC se oV fI a
.cross Sec
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•Steps :
1- assume t and check fct
2- calculate As
Design of Uncracked Sections
Step (1) for Slabs and Walls • b = 1 m = 1000 mm Assume t as follows :
If T (in kN) only mm
• If M only M in (kN.m) mm
If M & T mm
0.6t T
50t M
50 50t M
For practical considerations tmin = 150 mm
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Step (1) for Sections (b X t) (Beams) • Assume t as follows :
- for T only [ T in (N) ] mm
- for M only
M in (N.mm) mm
- For M & T mm
0.6T
tb
1.6M
tb
1.6 50M
tb
Step (1)b
• Check fct (tensile stress) For any case :
2
( ) ( )
( ) ,
( )/ 6
[ ] /
ct
c
ct
ct ct N ct M ctr
Tf N
A
Mf M
bt
f f f f
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Step (2) • Calculate As as follows :
• case (I) T only mm2
• case (II) M only
us
y
cr
s
TA
f
12
us
y
cr
s
MA
fd
21 1 3 ,
/
u
cu c
Mawhere R R
d bd f
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• Check m ≥ mmin (steps 1 to 4 in sequence)
Note:
If mcal ≥ mmin (steps 1 and 2) , No need to do step 3)
min
0.2251 #
max. #* 1.1
2 #
3 1.3 /
max. * 4* 0.25% . .240 / 350
4* 0.15% . .360 / 520
cu
y
y
s
f
fthe of
the smaller of
f
A bd
the of st Gr
or st Gr
m
Minimum Val RFT. for Walls
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Step (2) • Calculate As as follows :
• case (III) T & M and e ≥ t/2
12
us us
y y
cr cr
s s
M TA
f fd
21 1 3 ,
/
us
cu c
MaR R
d bd f
Where Mus = Mu – Tu(d – t/2)
Step (2) • case (IV) T & M and e < t/2
1 21 2,
u us s
y y
cr cr
s s
T TA A
f f
Where Tu1 = Tu / 2 + Mu / (d – d’)
Tu2 = Tu / 2 - Mu / (d – d’)
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Appendix
Solved Examples
on Design of different Uncracked Sections
With conc. of fcu=25 N/mm2 & steel grade 360/520 Design tank wall sections to resist the following cases: