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HomeMy WebLinkAboutX2012-0977 - Calcs (3):4 .r ryur' Xz0I2-ngi-- 8/13/2012 P'n B,fta - by' Designed: VR �C,v 1! Island Hotel, Newpori` AZkz- Beam & Column Strengthening 1.0 DESIGN GOAL Calculate the shear capacity provided by adding the Tyfo SCH-41 System to the existing beam and column sections as required by Ficcadenti and Waggoner. Refer to bid documents dated 4/27/2012 Sheet 52.1 and 4/53.2. 2.0 MATERIAL PROPERTIES Tyfo SCH-41 Svstem Ef := 11900ksi efu := 0.0085 ffu := 120ksi 0 := 0.75 tf := 0.04in Concrete Properties: fe := 2.5ksi fc Ec := 57000psi — psi Design elastic modulus, E.S.R, 2103 Ultimate design strain, E.S.R. 2103 Ultimate design stress, E.S.R. 2103 Shear strength reduction factor, ACI 318 Thickness per layer Assumed concrete strength Ec = 2850 ksi Assumed existing concrete modulus 3.0 CALCULATIONS- BEAM STRENGTHENING WITH THREE LAYERS OF THE TYFO SCH-41 SYSTEM Bearn Dimensions h := 36in Overall beam depth d := 33in Assumed effective depth to steel reinforcement hs := 8in Assumed depth of slab Fiber Strin Properties w f := 12 in Width of f berwrap of = 12-in Center to cent6 spacing of remffireement- fu,ll'eoverage n := 3 Number of layers to be used eM FCJ # 14050�di 8/13/2012 Designed: VR Bond Modification and Reduction Factors 0.85 Reduction factor for three sided applications ' (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) dv := d — hs dv = 25-in Fiber effective depth L = 2500 Le = 0.673 Active bond length ( e n.�f) E 0.58 (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) 2 f 3 k 40c k 0.731 Modification factor for concrete strength 1 00 1 (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) k2 = QVLA Le) k2 = 0.973 Modification factor for wrapping scheme dv (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) L e kv = k1 k2 �468&e'fu kv = 0.12 Bond reduction coefficient must be less than 0,75 (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) Shear Calculation Efe := (kv Efu) efe = 0.001 Effective strain (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) Afv := 2'n'tf-wT Afv = 2.88in Effective area of fiberwmp, 2 sides of wrap at areas where intersecting beam does not intercept ffe '= Efe Ef ffe = 12.18'ksi Effective stress in 'fiberwrap (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 20) 0' (*-Afv'tfe'dv) a�Vf' Additional shear capacity provided by composite sF (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 19) OVp = 46.6 kip Therefore, three layers of the Tyfo SCI3-41 System, full coverage, oriented in a u-wrap will provide 46.6kip of shear capacity at areas where the beans does not intersect. FCJ # 14050 213 a, IFYFE G" .4 E a- �..,» Column Dimensions h := 24in Fiber Strip Properties wf:=12in st, := 12 in n := 1 Reduction Factors * := 0.95 Shear Calculation Efe := min (0.004, Efu) E'fe = 0.004 Overall column depth Width of fiberwrap Center to center spacing of reinforcement (full coverage) Number of layers to be used Reduction factor for column shear (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 12) Effective design strain (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 11) Afv := 2.rvtf-wf Afv = 0.96-in2 Effective area of fiberwrap ffe := Efe'Ef ffe = 47.6d<si Effective stress in fiberwrap (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 11) $Vf :_ 0 (*'Afv' fFe' dV) sf cpV f = 67.8 kip 8/13/2012 Designed : VR Additional shear capacity provided by composite (Fyfe Design manual rev. 9, pg 11) Therefore, one layer of the Tyfo SCH-41 System, full coverage, oriented in the transverse direction, will provide 67.8kip in -plane shear capacity. 5.0 CONCLUSIONS • Applying three layers of the Tyfo SCH-41 System, full coverage, oriented vertically in a U-shape to the existing beai provides 46.6kip of additional shear capacity. • Applying one layer of the Tyfo SCH-41 System, full coverage, oriented transversely to the column provides 67.8kip of additional shear capacity. See shop drawings for fiber configuration. 6.0 REFERENCES 1. ICC (AC125) Acceptance Criteria for Concrete and Reinforced and Unreinforced Masonry Strengthening Using Externa: Bonded Fiber -Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composite Systems, March 2olo. 2.. ACI 440.2R-08. Guide for the Design and Construction of Externally Bonded FRP Systems for Strengthening Concrete Structures. 3. Fyfe Company Design Manual Rev. 9, 2010 FCJ # 14050 3/3