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Beton Pratekan
Design terhadap Lentur
Sjahril A. Rahim
Departemen Teknik Sipil FTUI
2010
3.1 Konsep Beton Prategang:
Superposisi Tegangan
Internal (Resisting) Couple
Load Balancing
(a) Superposisi tegangan
Konsentrik Prestressing
Eksentrik Prestressing
Curved Tendon:
Efek pprestressing:
g F Fe
f c
A I
(b) Konsep internal resisting
PC, kombinasi steel dan beton Resistingg couple
p
8 Fh
8Fh
wb
L2
F=gaya prestressing
F t i
L=span
H=sag dari parabola
Konsep Load Balancing
Untuk
U t k bbeban
b luar
l w yang sama besar
b ddengan wb, beban
b b
transversal seimbang
F
f
A
Mc
Untuk perubahan stress dari kondisi balance: f
I
M = unbalanced moment akibat beban (w-wb)
Bent Tendons
V F Freebody
F b d off C
Concrete,
t with
ith
Tendon Replaced by Forces
V F
Concrete Stress Limits for Flexure
Compressive Stress Limit Tensile Stress Limit
Initial Stage 0,60 ffcii (a) (1/4)f cii
(1/4)f
At prestress transfer (b) (1/2)fci
Compresive Strength (c) If values above
= fci exceeded, provide
b d d reinforcement,
bonded i f t
As=Nc/0.5fy to resist
tensile stress resultant,
Nc
Post-tensioning
P t t i i tendons,
t d att 0 70 fpu
0,70
anchorage devices and
couplers, immediately after
force transfer
ACI Code Tendons Stress Limits in terms of
fpu:
Tendon type fpy At Jackingg After Transfer
Elastic stress
Load balancing method Life history
Ultimate strength method
Load-deflection relationship
Life History of Prestressed member under
flexure
3.2 Design balok terhadap lentur
Final Stage
(d) Tegangan pada Beton
Akibat prestressing:
p g
Estimasi prestressing force:
Post tensioned: Initial prestressing,
Post-tensioned: prestressing Pi=Apfpi
Standard Pretensioned:
Pf Ap f pf Creep,
Creep
Shrinkage,
relaksasi
Stresses akibat beban luar
Transformed section:
Nilai n:
-short term loads
-- long term loads
Ringkasan tegangan akibat prestressing dan
beban
Transformed Section
(e) Proses Perencanaan
Perencanaan
Dimensi Penampang
Material Properties
Tendon Profile
P
Prestressing
i force
f yang diperlukan
di l k
Luas tulangan
Detail penulangan
Kriteria yang harus dipenuhi
Batasan tinggi
Difleksi harus dalam batas yang diizinkan
Kekuatan yang cukup
(i) Pemilihan Potongan Balok: Tipe, urutan pelaksanaan
Type and
standard
precast,
pretensioned
elements
Typikal Span-to-depth ratio
(ii) Memenuhi batas tegangan
Sb
kt
A
S
kb t
A M max
Pf (2)
e kt
M max Sb f b
Pf (4)
e kt
M max Pf Pf e
fb
Sb A Sb
Range dari eksentrisitas tendon sehubungan dengan
batasan tegangan:
Note:
~0.9h
M n M u
(v) Urutan dari perencanaan
Preliminary
design
process
Example: Design of Double-Tee Floor
Member
14 mspan
102 mm
Example: Design of Double-Tee Floor
Member
The untopped double-tee floor member shown in Figure,
span 14.0 m in an office building and carries a service live
load of 2.4 kN/m2 as well as a superimposed dead load of
0.72 kN/m2. The concrete strength at transfer, fci is 24.1
MPa, and the minimum specified 28-day strength is 34.5
MPa (normal weight concrete). The prestressing steel is
in. (13 mm) diameter low-relaxation strand, with an
ultimate strength, fpu=270 ksi (1860 MPa), which will be
tensioned to 0.75fpu in the pretensioning bed. Design the
double tee following the conventional practice of using
only prestressing strand for longitudinal reinforcement in
the stems.
stems
Example: Prosedur design
50 mm 610 mm
1219 mm
Tentukan gaya prestressing efektif
berdasarkan tegangan beton izin
Gaya prestressing yang diperlukan:
M max Sb f b
Pf
e kt
Pf
Aps
f pf
Untuk low relaxation strands, tegangan prestressing setelah
loss fpff=1080
loss, 1080 MPa
Estimasi final prestressing force:
Creep
Creep,
Pf Ap f pf Shrinkage,
relaksasi
effective
Initial
wo=6.10 kN/m
wd=11.75
75 kN/m
wl=5.84 kN/m
M i
Maximum service
i load
l d moment at midspan,
id
Mmax=(wo+wd+wl)L2/8=336 kN-m;
Required moment ultimate at midspan,
Mu=(1.4(wo+wd)+1.7wl)L2/8=514 kN-m
Gaya prestressing yang diperlukan
Pf=651 kN
615x103/1080
Aps Pf/fps=615x10 588 mm2
/1080=588
Tentukan gaya prestressing efektif
berdasarkan kekuatan batas
Mn
Aps
0.77 f pu h
Aps=514/(0.77x1860x610)=587 mm2
M min St f t
e kb
Pi
kb=St/A=194 mm
Mmin=12 kN-m
Pi=Apsfpi=592 x 1290=765 kN
e 194+(12x103x103+50194 x 103x2.45)/(765x103)
e
371 mm
Tendons Profile
cgc 2438 mm
ee=232 mm h
14 mspan ec=372
372 mm
102 mm
End section Midspan section
2438 mm
50 mm
610 mm
2 x 150 mm
50 mm 63 mm 50 mm
1219 mm
Cek tegangan beton pada beban service
50 mm
0.5 L
102 mm cgs 102 mm
0.4 L
M0.5L=514
514 kN-m
kN
M0.4L
0 4L=0.96M
0.96M0.5
0 5L
L=463
463 kN-m
kN m
Cek kapasitas lentur
Ap f ps
a 1c
0.85 f c ' b
dimana: p=Ab/bdp
dp=tinggi efektif balok ke titik berat prestressing
p=0.40
=0 40 untuk fps/fpu < 00.85,
85 ordinary stress-relieved tendons
p=0.28 untuk fps/fpu < 0.90, low relaxation wire dan strand
Cek reserve strength setelah cracking
Beton
B t dianggap
di crackk jika
jik tegangan
t tarik
t ik mencapaii modulus
d l off
rupture, fr=0.70fc. Pada kondisi final, jika tegangan tarik
mencapai ft, dan momen maksimum Mmax, thus Mcr adalah
M cr Sb ( f r f t ) M max
M n
FS 1.20
M cr
Cek defleksi
5 wl L4
L
384 Ec I
Ec 4700 f c'
2ec ee Pi L2
Pi ( )
24 EI
Dengan mengunakan multiflier (PCI), defleksi net pada saat
ereksi:
net io wo Pi Pi
5 ( wd 0.30 wl ) L4
wd 0.30 wl
384 Ec I
Ec 4700 f c'
Total long term deflection akibat berat sendiri, prestress,
superimposed dead load, dan beban hidup yang sustain:
long o wo p Pi s wd 0.30 wl
di
dimana o = 2.70,
2 70 p = 2.45,
2 45 s = 3.00
3 00
5 (0.7 wl ) L4
Total deflection: total
t t l long
l nett
384 Ec I
Untuk partisi yang sensitif terhadap defleksi, batas defleksi=
L/480
Suggested multipliers to be used as a guide in estimating
long-time cambers and deflections for typical members*
Without With
Composite Composite
Topping Topping
At Erection:
(1) Deflection (downward) component apply to the elastic 1.85 1.85
deflection due to the member weight at release of prestress
(2) Camber (upward) component apply to the elastic camber 180 1.80
due to prestress at the time of release of prestress
Final:
(3) Deflection (downward) component apply to the elastic 2 70
2.70 2 40
2.40
deflection due to the ember weight at release of prestress
(4) Camber (upward) component apply to the elastic camber
due to prestress at the time of release of prestress 2.45 2.20
(5) Deflection (downward) component apply to the elastic
deflection due to superimposed dead load only 3.00 3.00
(6) Deflection (downward) component apply to the elastic _ 2.30
deflection caused by the composite topping
*Source: PCI Design Handbook: Precast and Prestressed Concrete, 3rd edition, PCI,
Chicago, 1985
Load Balancing as a Design Tool
The equivalent concept offered an alternative approach to
the determination of required prestress force and
eccentricity. The prestress force and tendon profile can be
established
bli h d so that
h externall loads
l d that
h will ill act are exactly
l
counteracted by the vertical forces resulting from
prestressing. The net result, for that particular set of
external loads,
loads is that the beam is subjected only to axial
compression, and no bending moment;
The selection the load to be balanced is left to the
judgment of the designer.
designer Often the balanced load chosen
is the sum of the self-weight and superimposed dead load;
The design approach described in this section was
introduced by TY Lin in 1963.
1963
Load deflection curve for typical beam
Balanced
condition,
condition
wo+wd+kbwl=wp
Fundamental concept
For parabolic tendon:
8Py
wp 2
l
Concrete
stresses
resulting
from
balanced
condition,
condition
wo+wd+kbwl
Concrete =wp
stresses
resulting
lti
when load kb
wl is
removed
Load other than uniformly distributed
Psin
P
Pcos
2Psin
Psin Psin
Pcos Pcos
Psin Psin
A uniformly loaded cantilever beam
Parabolic tendon
w The steel
eccentricity must
be zero, the slope
of the tendon there
y P must match the
slope concrete
centroid.
2 Py
2Py
wP
l2
Load balancing tendon profiles for uniformly
loaded beams continuous support
Design procedure