Question: Problem 3 . 2 : SL S Design The beam shown in Figure 1 carries a uniformly distributed live load Q = 4 k N

Problem 3.2: SL S Design
The beam shown in Figure 1 carries a uniformly distributed live load Q=4kNm and a superimposed dead load G=5kNm, in addition to its self-weight. Moreover, a 75 kN permanent point load P from a brick wall is applied at mid-span. The width and the total depth of the beam are 250 mm and 550 mm respectively. The effective span L is equal to 6 m . The tensile reinforcement is composed of 3 N 24 steel bars ; fsy =500MPa ). The effective depth d is 485 mm .
The beam is exposed to an exterior environment in Sydney. Calculate the final total shrinkage strain of concrete.
Short term deflection using clause 8.5.3.1 and Equation 8.5.3.1(I)- Effect of concrete shrinkage will be ignored:
2. Calculate the design service bending moment M* ser for short-term.
3. Calculate I8.
4. Calculate Ic.
5. Calculate the effective moment of inertia Icf and the short-term mid-span deflection of the beam using clause 8.5.3.1 and Equation 8.5.3.1(1).
Long term deflection using clause 8.5.3.1 and Equation 8.5.3.1(I)- Effect of concrete shrinkage will be included.
6. Calculate the design service bending moment M* ser for long-term.
7. Calculate the effective moment of inertia lef using clause 8.5.3.1 and Equation 8.5.3.1(1) and the long-term mid-span deflection of the beam.
8. Deduce the total deflection (short + long terms) and compare with AS3600 Service Limit State. Is the beam meeting AS3600-2018 SLS requirement for control of deflection?
Problem 3 . 2 : SL S Design The beam shown in

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