How do you calculate extra bar length in a beam?
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How do you calculate extra bar length in a beam?
- Step 1 – Find cutting length of top bar. Cutting length of top bar = Clear Span of Beam + Development length (Anchorage) Ld on 2 sides – Clear Cover on 2 ends.
- Step 2 – Find cutting length of bottom bar.
- Step 3 – Find out Number of Stirrups.
- Step 4 – Find out cutting length of Each Stirrup.
How do you calculate extra bars?
Top and bottom clear cover of slab is 20 mm. Side clear cover of slab 25 mm. Thickness of slab is 150 mm. Length of top extra bar = L/4 = 2000/4 = 500 mm.
How do you calculate rebars in a tie beam?
Tie beam reinforcement calculation is divided into two parts Main bars and stirrups. Check the Length of Main bars in top, bottom, side bars. Calculate the total length of Main bars in top, bottom and side direction. Find the total wt of Main bars.
How do you add an extra top bar in a beam?
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How do you calculate column ties?
Starts here5:29Design of Lateral Ties for Column – YouTubeYouTube
How do you calculate extra bars in a slab?
Steps to calculate the Reinforcement required for Slab:-
- Deduct the cover for finding length of bar.
- Evaluate the length of the distribution bar.
- Calculate the Value of ‘D’ (Depth of slab- Top cover- Bottom cover)
- Find out the No. of Bars.
- Compute the Total wt of steel required for slab reinforcement.
How do you calculate hook length?
The below standards are most important in calculating the hook length and bend lengths at corners while finding cutting length of stirrups.
- 1 Hook length = 9d or 75mm.
- 45° Bend length = 1d.
- 90° Bend length = 2d.
- 135° Bend length = 3d.