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Jurusan Teknik Sipil Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi YPKP: Ir. Muhamad Ryanto, MT

1) The document discusses the moment area principle and how it can be used to calculate the midspan deflection of a beam under a central point load. It provides equations to calculate the primary bending moment, secondary bending moment, and total maximum deflection. 2) Several equations are presented for calculating the magnification factor and maximum bending moment for beams with axial loads. Suggested values of the magnification factor are provided for common beam configurations. 3) Additional equations are given related to calculating the magnification factor and design bending moment for reinforced concrete beams based on Indonesian code SNI, accounting for factors like transverse loading, end moments, axial load capacity, and moment of inertia.

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Jurusan Teknik Sipil Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi YPKP: Ir. Muhamad Ryanto, MT

1) The document discusses the moment area principle and how it can be used to calculate the midspan deflection of a beam under a central point load. It provides equations to calculate the primary bending moment, secondary bending moment, and total maximum deflection. 2) Several equations are presented for calculating the magnification factor and maximum bending moment for beams with axial loads. Suggested values of the magnification factor are provided for common beam configurations. 3) Additional equations are given related to calculating the magnification factor and design bending moment for reinforced concrete beams based on Indonesian code SNI, accounting for factors like transverse loading, end moments, axial load capacity, and moment of inertia.

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Kolom 3 Column

Ir. Muhamad Ryanto, MT.

Jurusan Teknik Sipil


Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi YPKP
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According to the moment area


q principle, the midspan deflection ∆1
P P equals the moment of the
∆0
M/(EI) diagram between the support
∆ and midspan :
x ∆1
P
Primary ∆1 = (∆ 0 + ∆1) L 2 L
Mi Mm bending EI 2 π π
moment, Mi
L/π (∆0 + ∆1)P 2
∆ 1 = (∆ 0 + ∆ 1) P L
P∆ Secondary π 2 EI
bending Where :
Centroid of
L/2 shaded area moment, P∆ ∆0 = deflection due to
primary bending moment
∆1 = additional deflection due to
secondary bending moment
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From which : q
P P
PL2
/ (π 2EI)
∆1 = ∆0
1 - PL2 / (π 2EI) ∆0
α ∆
= ∆0 (1 -α )
x ∆1

Primary
where α = PL2 / (π 2/EI) Mi Mm bending
Since ∆max is the sum of ∆0 and ∆1, moment, Mi
L/π (∆0 + ∆1)P
∆max = ∆0 + ∆ 1
P∆ Secondary
α ∆0 bending
= ∆0 + ∆ 0 = L/2 Centroid of
moment, P∆
1 -α 1 -α shaded area

The maximum bending moment, including the effect of axial load, becomes :
Cm
Mmax = Mm + P∆max = Mm = Mm δ
1 -α
Where : δ = Cm = maginfication factor and
1 -α 2
π EI∆
Cm = 1 + M L20 - 1 α 3
m

Suggested values of Cm for common situations with no joint translation


Case Cm (M+) Cm (M-) Primary Bending Moment
M M
P P 1.0 + 0.2α - + Mm

P w P Mm
1.0 - +

L/2 Q Mm
P P 1.0 - 0.2α - +

w Mm
P P 1.0 - 0.3α 1.0 - 0.4α +
-
w Mm
P P +
1.0 - 0.4α 1.0 - 0.4α - -

L/2 Q Mm
P P +
1.0 - 0.4α 1.0 - 0.3α -

L/2 Q Mm
P P +
1.0 - 0.6α 1.0 - 0.2α - -

P P Mm
See general Not +
MA MB -
M A ≠M B equation available 4

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M1 M2
P P
Cm
z y Mmax = M2
1 -α
Primary Moment, M i
M1 M2 M > M
2 1

Py
Secondary Moment, Py

Where : Cm / (1-α ) = magnification factor


M
Cm = 0.6 + 0.4 M1b ≥ 0.4
2b

subscript b is used to denote moments on a “braced” member


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P ∆
Cm
Mmax = Mm
1 -α
Lu

Where : Cm / (1-α ) = magnification factor


Cm ≈ 1
P Mm = maximum moment at the member

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PU Mc = δb M2b (SNI eq. 3.3-6)

M1b Where : Cm
δb = moment magnification factor = PU ≥ 1.0
1-
φ Pc (SNI eq. 3.3-7)
Cm = 1.0 (with transverse loading)
` M
= 0.6 + 0.4 1b ≥ 0.4 (end moments only) - M1b/M2b is positive
M2b M2b
when the member is bent in single curvature
π2 EI
PU Pc = 2 (SNI eq. 3.3-9)
(k Lu)

M2b > M1b EI = 0.2 Ec I g + Es I s (SNI eq. 3.3-10)


1 + βd
Ec = concrete modulus of elasticity ≈ 4700 √fc’ MPa
Es = steel modulus of elasticity = 2.105 MPa
Ig = gross moment of inertia of concrete section neglecting reinforcement
Is = moment of inertia of reinforcement
β d = proportion of the factored dead load moment to total factored load7moment

PU Mc = δb M2b + δS M2S (SNI eq. 3.3-6)

M1b Where :
δb = moment magnification factor for frames braced against sidesway to reflect
effects of member curvature between ends of compression members
Cm
= PU ≥ 1.0 (SNI eq. 3.3-7)
1-
M2b φ Pc
δs = moment magnification factor for frames not braced against sidesway to
PU reflect lateral drift resulting from lateral and grav ity loads
1
M2b > M1b = Σ PU ≥ 1.0 (SNI eq. 3.3-8)
1-
φ Σ Pc
M2b = value of larger factored end moment on compression members due to
loads which result in no appreciable sidesway
M2s = value of larger factored end moment on compression member due to
loads which result in appreciable sidesway . 8

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START

Define the section of column, b and h 3

Calculate effective length factor, k


using the alignment charts

yes BRACED FRAME no

kLu/r < 34 - 12 M 1b/M 2b kLu/r < 22


yes Designed as Short Column yes
no no
1

no Designed as
kLu/r > 100
Slender Column
yes
Column should be designed with dynamic
magnification factor (Second-Order Analysis) 2

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FINISH

SHORT COLUMN DESIGN

Calculate the loads :


P U = 1.2P D + 1.6P L ≤ φP n(max)
M U = 1.2M D + 1.6M L ≥ P U . emin
where : emin = 15 + 0.03h (mm)

With PU and M U,
calculate the column reinforcement, ρ
using P - M Diagram

yes ρ < ρ min ( = 1%)


no
ρ > ρ max ( = 8%) yes Redesign the
Use ρ = ρ min
section
no
As = ρ . Ag 3

FINISH 10

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SLENDER COLUMN DESIGN

Calculate the Loads :


P U = 1.2P D + 1.6P L ≤ φP n (max)
M 1b, M 2b (due to loads which result in no appreciable sidesway )
M 2s (due to load which result in appreciable sidesway )
β d = 1.2P D / PU

EI = {0.2E c.Ig + E s.Ise } / (1 + β d)


P c = π2 EI / (kLu)2

yes no
BRACED MEMBER
yes
M 1b = 0 M 1b/M 2b ≈ 1
no Cm = 1
C m = 0.6 + 0.4 M1b/M2b ≥ 0.4
δs = 1 / (1 - ΣPU / φΣ Pc) ≥ 1
δs = 1

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δb = Cm / (1 - PU / φPc) ≥ 1

M c = δb M 2b + δs M 2s ≥ P u . emin
where : emin = 15 + 0.03h mm

With PU and M c,
calculate the column reinforcement, ρ
using P - M Diagram

yes ρ < ρ min ( = 1%)


no
yes Redesign the
Use ρ = ρ min ρ > ρ max ( = 8%)
section
no
As = ρ . Ag 3

FINISH
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1. DEFINITIONS

Σ EI / L of columns ψ = 0 (fixed end)


ψ = Σ EI / L of beams ψ = 10 (column end supported on footing)
ψ = ∞ (theoretical hinged end)
π2 EI
Pc =
(k Lu) 2

2. SLENDERNESS RATIO LIMITATION (NO LENGTH EFFECT)

k Lu M1b M1b  < M2b  ;


Braced Frames :
r < 34 - 12 M2b M1b/M2b positive for single curvature
Approximate values of r :
k Lu r = 0.3h for rectangular columns
Unbraced Frames :
r < 22 r = 0.25h for circular columns

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3.STIFFNESS FACTOR EI IN MOMENT MAGNIFIER METHOD

0.2 EcI g + EsI s Factored sustained load moment


EI = βd = Factored total load moment
Larger 1 + βd
of 0.4 EcI g Ec = 4700 √fc’ (MPa)
EI =
1 + βd EIcr of beam ≈ 0.5 EIg

4. EFFECTIVE LENGTH FACTOR k IN MOMENT MAGNIFIER METHOD

Braced Frames : see nomogram (alignment chart)


Unbraced Frames : see nomogram (alignment chart)

5. Cm FACTOR IN MOMENT MAGNIFIER METHOD


Braced Frames : * Transverse loading, Cm = 1.0
M
* End moments only, Cm = 0.6 + 0.4 1b ≥ 0.4
M
M1b  < M2b  ; 2b
M1b/M2b positive for single curvature
Unbraced Frames : Cm = 1.0
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6. MOMENT MAGNIFIER METHOD


Braced Frames : Mc = δb M2b (M2b = larger end moment)
Cm
δb = Pu ≥ 1.0
1-
φ Pc

Unbraced Frames : Mc = δb M2b + δs M2s (M2b = larger end moment in braced case)
(M2s = larger end moment in sway case)
1
δs = Σ Pu ≥ 1.0
1-
φ Σ Pc

7. SECOND-ORDER ANALYSIS METHOD


Unbraced Frames : Qu = stability index
(a) Qu = ΣPu ∆1 / (H1 hs) ≤ 0.04 ; ∆1/hs = 1/400 or 1/500
Second-order analysis may be neglected
(b) 0.04 < Qu ≤ 0.2 Second-order analysis must be performed
δs = 1 / (1 - Qu)
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