BBS of kurla building
BBS of kurla building
Standard Length of the Steel Bar (Bars are sold at standard Length) ⇒12m or 40'
Total Cutting Length of stirrup or tie = Total length of Bar + 2 x Hook Length (Two hooks)
2.Bend Length:-
From the above figure as the bar is bent at an angle θ0 the additional length (la) is introduced.
Where, la = l1 – l2–(i)
Giving different θ values as 300 , 450, 600 results different additional length la values as
below.
θ0 D/
Sinθ
D/
tanθ la =D/Sinθ – D/tanθ
300 D/0.500 D/0.573 0.27D
450 D/0.707 D/1.000 0.42D
600 D/0.866 D/1.732 0.58D
900 D/1 0 1D
1350 D/0.707 D/-1 2.42D
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The additional length is added to the total length of the bar if the bars are cranked at a certain
angle.
To keep the crank bar in position, an extra bar of length (L/4) is provided below the crank bar
as shown in the below figure.
The important standards used while calculating the bend length at corners
From above fig, There are 3 bends which are bent at an angle of 900 and two bends are bent
at an angle of 1350
Total bend length = 3 x 900 Bend length + 2 x 1350 Bend length = 3 x 2d + 2 x 3d = 12d = 12
x 8 = 96mm
Below table represents the total length of bar calculation for different types of bar shapes.
Total
Total Bend Total Length of
Bar Shapes Length of
Length Bar
Hooks
Straight Bar
Two Hooks
= 9d + 9d No bend l + 18D
= 18d
One bend
Two Hooks
bent at an
= 9d + 9d l + 18D + 0.42D
angle 45
= 18d
= 0.42D
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Total
Total Bend Total Length of
Bar Shapes Length of
Length Bar
Hooks
Double Bent up Bar
Overlap of bars
Two Hooks
= 9d + 9d No bends
= 18d
The standard length of Rebar is 12m. Suppose the height of the column is 20 m. To purvey this
requirement, two bars of length 12m and 8m are overlapped (joined) with overlap length.
Have You seen the below picture on your top floor of the building? We generally project
some length of Bar on the last floor i.e., 50D. It is used for further construction purpose.
(Constructing a new floor)
BBS of Column
Column
Structural Member
(3mx0.3mx0.3m)
1. Main Bars
Bar Marking
2. Stirrups (Longitudinal bars)
1. Main Bars = 16mm ;
Dia of Bar 2. Stirrups
(Longitudinal bars) = 8mm
1. Main bars = 4
No. of Bars used
2. Stirrups = 30
1. Main bars = 3.16m
Cutting length
2. Stirrups = 2.64m
1. Main bars = 18.4m
Total Length of bar
2. Stirrups = 43.2m
1. Main bars = 29Kgs
Weight of Steel bar
2. Stirrups =17Kgs
Formula:
Cutting Length of Stirrups = Perimeter of Shape + Total hook length – Total Bend Length
Refer the below image of the typical diagram of stirrup for clear understanding about x & y
length, bends, hooks and concrete cover.
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In the above image, there are 5 bends at 4 corners, 2 hooks and concrete cover around the
stirrup.
x = length of the stirrup in the x-direction after deducting concrete cover &
y = length of the stirrup in the y-direction after deducting concrete cover.
The below standards are most important in calculating the hook length and bend lengths at
corners while finding cutting length of stirrups.
Rectangular column or rectangular beam is the most commonly used shape of the column in
any construction. In this shape of beam or column, a rectangular stirrup is usually adopted.
1. Considering the below Rectangular column size 230mm x 450mm for calculation
purpose
Total Cutting length of Rectangular Stirrup = Perimeter of Rectangle + Total Hook length –
Total Bend Length
12d = 12 x 8 = 96mm
Total Cutting length of Square Stirrup = Perimeter of Square + Total Hook length – Total
Bend Length
Total Cutting length of Circular Stirrup or Ring = Circumference of Circle + Total Hook
length – Total Bend Length
= 2983 +18d – 6d =3079mm =3.07m
Total Cutting length of Triangular Stirrup = Perimeter of Triangle + Total Hook length –
Total Bend Length
Total Cutting length of Diamond Stirrup = Perimeter of Diamond shape + Total Hook
length – Total Bend Length
= 1016+144-96 = 1064mm = 1.064mm