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EXAMPLE DESCRIPTION
The Demand/Capacity ratio for a given axial loading and moment is tested in this
example.
A A 60 mm 350mm
3m
Section A-A
RESULTS COMPARISON
Independent results are hand calculated and compared.
Percent
Output Parameter SAP2000 Independent Difference
CONCLUSION
The computed results show an acceptable comparison with the independent
results.
HAND CALCULATION
1) Because e = 250 mm < (2/3) d = 327 mm, assume compression failure. This assumption will
be checked later. Calculate the distance to the neutral axis for a balanced condition, cb:
700 700
cb = dt = ( 490) = 296 mm
700 + f y 700 + 460
N = Cc + C s T
where
f ck 0.85 30
Cc = ab = 350a = 5950a
c 1.5
As' f ck 2500 0.85 30
fy - = 1.5
Cs = 460 - = 963, 043 N
s c 1.15
Assume compression steels yields, (this assumption will be checked later).
= 2174 f s ( f s < f y )
Af 2500 f s
T= s s=
s 1.15
N1 = 5,950a + 963, 043 - 2174 f s (Eqn. 1)
Substitute in Eqn. 2:
N 2 = 6270 292 - 6.3978 ( 292 ) + 890,556 = 2,175,893 N
2
490 - 365
fs = 700 = 240.0 MPa
365
s = t = f s Es = 0.0012
250
M = Ne = 2175 = 544 kN-m
1000
365 - 60
s' = ( 0.0035 ) = 0.0029 > y = 0.0023
365
Compression steels yields, as assumed.
N = 2,174 kN
M = 544 kN-m