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Table 13.1 Variables of the deep bent cap example
A s mm 2
(in 2 )
A mm 2
(in 2 )
b w mm
(in)
d mm
(in)
k d mm
(in)
d mm
(in)
A sh mm 2
(in 2 )
L mm (in)
j d mm (in)
L / j d
α
N h
ρ T
ρ L
η
1073
(42.25)
33.3° 4 396
(0.614)
L , the beam length; b w , the beam width; d , the effective depth of the beam from the extreme concrete compression iber to the centroid of the tension steel; d ,
distance from extreme compression iber to the centroid of longitudinal compression reinforcement; s , the stirrup spacing; j , the internal lever arm coeficient, which,
in lieu of a more precise analysis, may be taken as j   =  0.9; A s , the area of longitudinal tension reinforcement; A , the area of compression reinforcement; A sh , the area
of one set of stirrups; ρ L , the volumetric ratio of longitudinal steel to concrete, ρ L
705
(27.76)
1.52
0.0030
0.0073
0.55
4813
(7.46)
4051
(6.28)
838
(33)
787
(31)
193
(7.6)
83
(3.25)
, where A L is the area of longitudinal reinforcement contributing to the
=
A b d
/
L
w
tension tie; ρ T the volumetric ratio of transverse steel to concrete over one hoop spacing ρ T
= / ; η , the arch breadth scalar, used to apportion the contribution
of arch-and-truss action deined as a function of the longitudinal and transverse reinforcement and the member's span-depth ratio, given by
A b s
sh
w
f
f f j cot
k , the elastic compression zone coeficient
ρ
η
L y
=
ρ
+
ρ
2
α
L y
T yh
d
d
ρ
2
L
k
(
)
n
2
2
n
(
)
n
=
ρ
+
ρ
+
ρ
+
+
ρ
+
ρ
;
L
L
L
L
L
N h , integer part of active hoops in truss mechanism N
h =
int(
L s
/ −
1); α, the corner-to-corner diagonal angle.
 
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