Question: Consider the simply supported beam and loading shown below. The dead load includes the selfweight of the beam. The beam has width ( =

Consider the simply supported beam and loading shown below. The dead load includes the selfweight of the beam. The beam has width \(=16\mathrm{in}.,\mathrm{d}=25.5\mathrm{in}.,\mathrm{f}^{\prime}\mathrm{c}=6\mathrm{ksi}\), and \(\mathrm{fy}=60\mathrm{ksi}\). The flexural longitudinal reinforcement includes 3\# Bbars. There is no axial load and shear reinforcing will be designed using \#3 U-shaped stirrups. The uniform DL includes the self-weight of the beam.
Load and Capacity Requirements
(a) Draw a complete shear and moment diagram for the beam. Also, draw a large version of half the shear diagram (similar to the example in class)
(b) Determine the maximum factored shear, \( V_{u}\), that must be resisted at a distance, d , from the face of the support, and mark it on the shear diagram
(c) Determine the shear value and distance from the support where stirrups are not required per ACl 319-199.6.3.1. Mark this point on the diagram.
Capacity/Strength Requirements
(d) Calculate the required steel shear strength, \( V_{s}\), and check it against the upper limit of \( V_{s}\leq 8\sqrt{f_{c}^{\prime}} b_{w} d \)(based on ACl 318-1922.5.1.1 and 22.5.1.2)
(e) Determine the smallest spacing required (to the nearest inch) so that \(\phi V_{n}\geq V_{u}\).
Minimum Steel Requirements
(f) Determine the maximum shear stirrup spacing based on:
i) Minimum area of shear reinforcement per ACl 318-199.6.3.3
ii) Geometrical limits per ACI 318-199.7.6.2.2
(g) Using the limiting maximum Code allowed spacing (from (f) above), calculate \(\phi V_{s}\) and \(\phi V_{n}\).
Summary
(h) Design an appropriate stirrup spacing layout for the beam using the minimum and maximum required spacings found in (e) and ( g ) above. Show your design by drawing an elevation profile of the beam identifying the total factored shear, shear capacity of the beam, contribution of concrete and steel strength to shear capacity, stirrup spacing, and where stirrups can be stopped. Since the beam loading is symmetric, you only need to show half the beam.
Consider the simply supported beam and loading

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