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Checking for shear
. Under the collapse loads
Q
=
954 kN, the end reactions are
R
E
={
(
954
×
4.8
)
−
1979
}
/
9.6
=
270.6 kN
and the central reaction is
R
C
=
2
×
954
−
2
×
270.6
=
1366 kN
so that the maximum shear at collapse is
V
=
1366
/
2
=
683 kN.
From Section 5.12.15, the design shear resistance is
V
c
,
Rd
=
1171 kN
>
683 kN
which is satisfactory.
Checking for bending and shear
.At the central support,
V
=
683 kN and
0.5
V
c
,
Rd
=
0.5
×
1171
=
586 kN
<
683 kN
and so there is a reduction in the full plastic moment
M
pp
. This reduction is from
1979kNmto1925kNm(afterusingClause6.2.8(3)ofEC3).Theplasticcollapse
load is reduced to 942kN
>
937.5kN
=
Q
Ed
, and so the resistance is adequate.
Checking for bearing
. Web stiffeners are required for beams analysed plastically
within
h
/
2 of all plastic hinge points where the design shear exceeds 10% of the
web capacity, or 0.1
×
1171
=
117.1 kN (Clause 5.6(2b) of EC3). Thus stiffeners
are required at the hinge locations at the points of cross-section change and at the
interior support. Load-bearing stiffeners should also be provided at the points of
concentratedload,butarenotrequiredattheoutersupports(seeSection5.12.15).
An example of the design of load-bearing stiffeners is given in Section 4.9.9.
5.12.18 Example 18 - serviceability of a simply
supported beam
Problem
. Check the imposed load deflection of the 610
×
220 UB 125 of
Figure 5.44a for a serviceability limit of
L
/
360.
Solution
. The central deflection
w
c
of a simply supported beam with uniformly
distributed load
q
can be calculated using
w
c
=
5
qL
4
5
×
70
×
6000
4
384
×
210000
×
98610
×
10
4
=
5.7 mm.
384
EI
y
=
(5.73)
(The same result can be obtained using Figure 5.3.)
L
/
360
=
6000
/
360
=
16.7 mm
>
5.7 mm
=
w
c
and so the beam is satisfactory.
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