Question: GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM ( S ) : USE THE LAST 2 DIGITS OF YOUR STUDENT ID TO ESTABLISH YOUR GENERIC DIMENSIONLESS DESIGN

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM(S): USE THE LAST 2 DIGITS OF YOUR STUDENT ID TO ESTABLISH
YOUR GENERIC DIMENSIONLESS DESIGN PARAMETERS TO BE USED FOR EACH PROBLEM. FILL THE TABLE SHOWN BELOW
AS PER THE EXAMPLE PROVIDED. WRONGLY CALCULATING ANY PARAMETER WILL RESULT IN A 50% DEDUCTION OF THE
PROBLEM TOTAL SCORE FOR NOT FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS.
SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS. REMEMBER TO SHOW ALL YOUR WORK AND ASSUMPTIONS. (65 PTS.)
INSTRUCTIONS: Multiply ALL dead loads by B and ALL live loads by C, where B and C your previously calculated
GDVs. Multiply ALL dimensions shown by the corresponding GDVs, where applicable.
a. Assuming the following loading values, draw the beam considering the ultimate load combination, U=1.2DL+1.6LL.
Remember to multiply the loads depicted by your corresponding GDVs, as instructed above. (10 pts .)
PDL1=12kB,PL1=3kC,PDL2=2kB,PL2=0k,wDL=0.5kftB,wLL1=0.75kftC,wLL2=1.0kftC
b. Draw the appropriate Free Body Diagram for the beam shown depicting the
ultimate loads. (5 pts.)
c. Obtain the reactions for the beam. (7 pts.)
d. Draw the moment diagram for the beam. Identify the maximum and
minimum values of the diagram. (7 pts.)
e. In reference to the previous problem, assume the ultimate maximum
positive moment (under the PDL load, Mu?u) is 280 kft and the ultimate
maximum negative moment (over the pin support Mu) is 140 kft . Design the
non-rectangular RC beam, assuming the cross section shown (use fc'=5ksi
and fy=60ksi ). For both cases, draw a sketch of the previously designed
reinforced sections (one for Mu+ and another for Mu-
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM (

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