tends to rotate the fixed joint as shown in Fig. Ring tension FIG. Inside this point, the bars are all in rhe bottom, but outside, they are in the top. Rec., Schedule A Ring ten. that I perature difference, T = T1 - Tz, is smaller than the difference, Ti - TO. O.C. A, = l,ooO/1.44 X 7 = 99 sq.in. In other words, the shear of V = 2,ooO lb. Examples of such pipe are typically DN 4000 up to 20 bar and DN 3600 up to 26 bar for North Africa. Values on the dash line are obtained by multiplying the radial moment per ft. by the fraction indicating its distance from the center. whilethetop IS fixed, O.OH is the bottom of the wall and l.OH is the top. From Table XVIII, for @/Dt = 10, the relative stiffness of the wall is 1.010~/H=1.010X12~/16=109. round bars spaced 12 in. = A, + HA, = O.OOO3X [emailprotected]+33,[emailprotected] 15 X 12 + 10 X 2.34 FIG. 85 3 5MB Read more. The cross-sectional area of the wall can then be reduced from 1.25 X 20 = 25.0 sq.ft. per ft. (See Table XVI) Point Coef., Table VI Fhngten.Surpres. The tables are for fixed and hinged edge as well as for a moment applied at the edge. T h e coefficients and moments are as follows, Point 0.0X denoting the center and Point 1.0X theedge of slab. Between the wall and the six intermediate columns there should be three positive steel bands radiating from each of six columns, a total of 18 bands. ?G-in. applied outwardly at the base. 2. A properly designed tank must be able to withstand the applied loads without cracks that would permit leakage. Only relative values of stiffness are required in this application. The circumferential prestressing resists the hoop tension generated due to the internal pressure. X JIR/H? In this section the design procedure for trapezoidal loading is illustrated. Existing data have been simplified and greatly augmented in this publication so that cylindrical concrete tank walls can now be designed for bases that are fixed, hinged, or have any other degree of restraint. The procedure is so much like moment distribution applied to continuous frames that the explanation may be brief. In circular tanks, the location of horizontal splices should be staggered. This allowance is only slightly too high compared with the curve marked Base displaced. The change in moment is from -27,100 to -22,000 in the Total mom. 2. If the same design procedure is used for top and bottom slab, the upward load on the column would be far greater than the downward load. The position of these bars is the same as that for the top slab indicated by the dash-line curve in Fig. per sq.ft. What is Prestressed Concrete? 0 0 2 +0.012 +0.034 +0.096 +0.193 +0.340 +0.519 +0.748 +l.OOO 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 8.0 -0.007 -0.008 -0.007 -0.005 -0.001 0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 -0.022 -0.026 -0.024 -0.018 -0.009 -0.030 -0.044 -0.045 -0.040 -0.022 -0.029 -0.051 -0.061 -0.058 -0.044 +O.OlO -0.034 -0.057 -0.065 -0.068 +0.087 +0.023 -0.015 -0.037 -0.062 +0.227 +0.150 +0.095 +0.057 +0.002 +0.426 +0.354 +0.296 +0.252 +0.178 +0.692 +0.645 +0.606 +0.572 +0.515 +l.OOO +l.OOO +l.oOO +l.OOO +l.OOO -0.002 -0.009 -0.028 0.000 -0.003 -0.016 0.000 0.000 -0.008 0 . There will be 12 such bands, six radiating from the center column and six between the intermediate columns. Compared with (b), the concrete in (c) is elongated a distance XC from its unstressed condition, so the concrete stress is fc$ = xCE, Compared with (a), the steel in (c) is shortened a distance (1 - x) C from its unstressed condition, so the steel stress is fss = (1 - x) CE, The total tension in the concrete equals the total compression in the steel, so pf,, = fcJ. 29 but with different dimensions. 28 may be discontinued in accordance with the steel requirements represented by the dash line in Fig. Covcrcd Reservoirs at Madison, Wis. by L. G. Smith, Enginrrring New-Record, Vol. 11.0 = 0.76 sq.in. c) Tendons. Table A-19 Mr due to distributed M Total radial Moment (t.m/m) 0.15 R -0.0218 -6.890 -0.319 -1.834 -8.72 0.20 R -0.0284 -8.976 -0.472 -2.714 -11.69 0.25 R -0.0243 -7.680 -0.463 -2.662 -10.34 0.30 R -0.0177 -5.594 -0.404 -2.323 -7.92 0.40 R -0.0051 -1.612 -0.251 -1.443 -3.06 0.50 R 0.0031 0.980 -0.1 -0.575 0.40 0.60 R 0.008 2.529 0.035 0.201 2.73 0.70 R 0.0086 2.718 0.157 0.903 3.62 0.80 R 0.0057 1.802 0.263 1.512 3.31 0.90 R -0.0006 -0.190 0.363 2.087 1.90 1.0 R -0.0098 -3.097 0.451 2.593 -0.50 Tank Base Slab Column Load From Table A-13, load on center support of circular slab is: P coef . 160 Positive reinforcement may be discontinued at points 12 diameters beyond sections 0.30 X 27 = 8.1 ft. and 0.83 X 27 = 22.4 ft. from the center as shown bv the curves in Fig. Wall Distribution factor (same as in Section 9) Fixed end moment Induced moment (distributed moment) Final moment Slab 0.86 0.14 - 9,300 - 27,100 + 31,300 + 5,100 4- - 22,000 i. per ft. No surpressure on the liquid is considered in computing this moment and, therefore, it must also be disregarded in the design of the wall. Shear with base released: The tensile stress on the transformed section in Section 6 (A, = 2.34 sq.in.) This is a method of prestressing using expanded cement. ring ten. However, if the procedure for developing maximum bond described above is specified, and the specification is enforced on the job, the type of continuous joint shown in Fig. The column load is determined by multiplying coefficients taken from Table XVII by PRJ. Any figure adopted for the displacement can be nothing more than a reasonable estimate. CIRCULAR CONCRETE TANKS WITHOUT PRESTRESSING Section The data in Tables XVIII and XIX are stiffnesses which denote moments required to impart a unit rotation at the edge of the wall and the slab. X df ft.lb. Section 12. per ft. at the top. It is proposed to base the design on the moment derived in this section, M = EJTe/t, in which the value of Ec is taken as 1,500,000 p.s.i. per ft., and the length of the concentric circle through 0.4R is 27r (0.4R) = 2~ X 0.4 X 13 = 32.7 ft. 32.7M 32.7 X 5.5 At Point 0.4R: A, = nd- = --~ = 13.9 sq.in. Activate your 30 day free trialto continue reading. per ft. Section 10. per ft. of O.lH through- *A special investigation shows that the positive moment per ft. equals O.C082p(D/2>z at a Point O.lsD/Z = 0.75 X 35 = 26.3 fc. Point 0 I 0.611 I 0.911 / l.Off 1+26,900 / +15,600 1- 2.,:$4,$ + 2,200, 5,q+ :6OOI + 3,900 I+ 5,100 / + 4,600 / *Weight o f the roof slab and e a r t h cover m i n u s t h e surpressure on the stored liquid. Data for walls with hinged base are presented, and their application to the design of a tank wall with the same dimensions as in Section 4 is illustrated and the two designs compared. = 0.104 for circular slab without center support Coef. Multi-Level Circular Diagram for PowerPoint and Google Slides. Prestressing has a simple theory and has been used for many years in different types of structures. The investigation is made for hinged base. The stresses derived from these equations are f,, = fcJ CE, & (compression) = CEJ & (tension) The concrete stress due to a ring tension, T, is practically equal to T/A, (1 + no), and the combined concrete tensile stress equals CEsAs f T fc = AC + nA, This formula will be used repeatedly to investigate ring stresses in circular walls. 10 and the moment curve with Fig. A continuous joint will be more airtight, and the edge Joint FIG. The circumferential prestressing resists the hoop tension generated due to the internal pressure. The difference between the moment curves appears to be considerable, but the moments are of relative]) small importance, and the larger values for hinged base are preferred. round bars (A, = 224.36). 31TUsatheesh.686@gmail . Design of Circular Concrete Tanks Introduction The goal of providing a structurally sound tank that will not leak is achieved by Providing, 350.3-01/ 350.3R-01 Seismic Design of Liquid Design of Liquid-Containing Concrete Structures (ACI 350.3-01) and Commentary 6.1Rectangular tanks 6.2Circular tanks, Circular Concrete Tanks Without Prestressing.pdf. In other words it is a . has been chosen in this example as a reasonable value. The following text broadly mentions the advantages of a pre-stressed concrete member with an equivalent RC member. In contrast to this term, "linear prestressing" is used to refer to any other type of prestressing in which a cable is straight or bent but not twisted in a circle around a circular structure. The position of the joint which in Fig. F. gives a stress of 375 p.s.i. fc = 300 p.s.i. First consider the edge fixed and compute fixed end moments. Continue with design of top slab as in Section 12. The wires or tendons lay outside the concrete core. Various layouts for circular roof slabs supported on tank walls are discussed and their design illustrated. O.C. round bars(& = 96). 3,500 j+ 3,100 / Distribution factors 2,900 = 28 p.s.i. 3, November, 1933, pages 598-600. It is true that the data are for a wall with shear applied at one end (top or base) while the other end (base or top) is fixed. For the reduction of 2.9 sq.ft. 17 Total ring ten. The continuous joint is designed to carry the calculated moment, and the joint surface is treated to develop maximum bond. Positive sign indicates tensjon sign induxtes tension Coefficients at I I I I point T )0 . O.C. In this video Modelling and Analysis of Circular Prestressing is shown in midas FEA Software. per ft. V 3,700 = 27 p.s.i. A typical example is given in detail in Section 16. Looks like youve clipped this slide to already. 13, the scale being the same as in Figs. Assuming the point of inflection at the quarter-point of the exterior span these radial bars should extend 0.25 X 16.5 = 4.13 ft. + 12 diameters = 5.13 ft., say 5 ft. 3 in. Et3/R Coef. 7/28/2019 Design of Circular Concrete Tanks (Ppt) 1/85The Islamic University of GazaDepartment of Civil EngineeringDesign of Circular Concrete TanksDr. It is substantially "prestressed" during production, in a manner that strengthens it against tensile forces which will exist when in service. The effect of a radial displacement at the base is discussed in Section 8. We've encountered a problem, please try again. Cd. Consequently, the investigation made in this section may be omitted in most cases with exception of tanks in which the ring tension is relatively large at the top and the wall is doweled to the roof slab. The ring tension and the moments determined in this section are now added to those in Section 6. The amount of reinforcement provided must be sufficient for strength and serviceability including temperature and shrinkage effects. The capital of the column has a diameter of c = 8 ft. Slab and wall are assumed to be continuous. mom. Radial steel in the top face at the edge is then A$=$= 1 FIG. of roof area. per ft. PRESTRESSED CONCRETE STRUCTURES . The largest number of radial bars for positive moments is between Points 0.3R and 0.4R where the dash line has its maximum value. Good bond qualities are obtained by the following procedure. 1.44 x 13.5 Use eighteen 1!4-in. 6 +0.271 +0.303 +0.341 10.369 eO.385 2.0 10.205 +0.260, to.321 to.373 +0.411 10.506 t0.545 to.562 +0.566 10.564 10.0 -0.008 to.095 +0.200 +0.311 +0.428 +0.552 12.0 -0.002 +0.097 +0.197 +0.302 10.417 10.541 14.0 0.000 +0.098 +0.197 +0.299 +0.408 +0.531 16.0 +0.002 +O.lOO +0.198 +0.299 +0.403 to.521 / 0.9H +0.057 +0.076 +0.096 +0.124 +0.151 +0.519 10.579 +0.617 +0.639 10.661 10.479 10.375 to.210 to.553 40.447 +0.256 t0.606 +0.503 +0.294 to.643 10.547 10.327 to.666 +0.664 +0.659 +0.650 to.730 ~0.678 to.433 +0.750 40.720 +0.477 to.697 10.761 +0.621 ~0.386 +0.752 +0.513 +0.764 +0.776 +0.536 Table IV Table Ill I- Tension in circular rings Tension in circular rings Rectangular load Rectangular load Fixed base, free top T = coef. valley medical center trauma level It is difficult to predict the behavior of the subgrade and its effect upon the restraint at the base, but it is more reasonable to assume that the base is hinged than fixed, and the hinged-base assumption gives a safer design. *(1)*(5)3 t.m/m Point Ring T Coef. Surpres.incl. 8 . One moment is due to the outward pressure of the liquid, the other due to the upward reaction from the subgrade. Temperature Stresses in Chimneys and Tanks by H. Carpntcr, Canrtc and ConJrrn&naI Engimring, Vol. 10 for hinged base. The procedure of design for shear at base will be demonstrated for this value. Positive II= -__ Hinged base, free top T = coef. 1.44 X 8.5 round bars at 11 in. Monolyte Construction * H R= Coef. The nominal size range is from DN 200 to 4000 and is the design internal diameter. Mat edge I I Total rad. Address: Copyright 2022 VSIP.INFO. per ft. outside Coefficients at Positive sign indicates tension point in outside Coefficients 0.3H 0.4H +0.240 +0.185 +0.157 +0.139 +0.126 to.300 +0.208 +O. round bars. Use three x-in. Timoshenko** gives an example with H = 14 ft. and D = 60 ft. Moment and shear at the base are as follows: Moment, in.lb. ): 13,900 527 It is seen that the moment is practically unchanged and the shear is reduced by only 6.5 per cent. X pR'Ft.lb. The tendency is for the wall load to be distributed to the subgrade near the wall so that the soil reaction is maximum at the wall. 42, the slab is resting on a shelf with troweled finish covered with mastic. Steel required for positive moment at 0.7R: As 27 = 0.22 sq.in. 3. = 4.17 ft. High tension steel wires of diameter varying from 5 mm to 8 mm about 12 numbers are properly arranged to form a group into a cable with a spiral . Completely revised to reflect the new ACI Building Code and International Building Code, IBC , this popular text offers a unique approach to examining the design of prestressed concrete members in a logical, step-by-step trial and adjustment procedure. 2.Bonded post- post-tensioned concrete. round bars spaced 8% in. per ft. (M at base). O.Ot is the bottom of the wall and l.OH is the top. Within the drop panel, the effective depth is 16.5 in. The prestressing is done by wires or tendons placed spirally, or over sectors of the circumference of the member. at mid-height to 8 in, at top. Coefficients for ring tension taken from Table II (for Hz/Dt = 9) are multiplied by wHR = 33,750 lb. Total circumference of tank wall = r X 70 = 220 ft. 23 represents the magnitude of ring tension, it is obviously unsafe to base the design on hinged and especially on fixed-base assumptions. Inside diameter is used for all calculations here. Introduction Design data for circular tanks built in or on ground have been confined almost entirely to walls with triangular load distribution, the top being unrestrained and the base assumed fixed. This assumption is rather inaccurate for the case under discussion. It is clear that the assumption of the top being free would be satisfactory in this case. Section 8. c Wall with Shear Applied at Base Fig. The prestressing is done by wires or tendons placed spirally, or over sectors of the circumference of the member. j+ll,lOO )+15,200) +28,000)+31,500/+33,700) The total ring tension values are plotted in Fig. Mom. , A Few Notes on the Design of Reinforced Concrete Tanks CVEN 4830/4434 University of Colorado, Boulder Spring Semester 20, co~ret~ This cannot be ignored, but it is often possible to omit the investigation made in this section and still obtain a satisfactory solution. Length of this section is 2n X 82.5 = 518 in. F i x e d -0.1089 -0.0521 Coef., Table XV. Instant access to millions of ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, podcasts and more. per ft. M = 2,000 ft.lb. Below Point o.6H, ring tension for hinged base decreases rapidly until it becomes zero at the base. Given: H = 18 ft. D = 46 ft. w = 62.5 lb. Presentation on Retrofittion of broken pile Reinforcement at Pile Cut off Level. Distribution Moment Final Moment 3.37 6.37 9.74 -15.49 5.75 -9.74 3.37 t.m/m 15.49 t.m/m Tank Cylindrical Wall Ring Tension Force in Wall From Table A-1 T=Coef. top. 34 are adequate for a tank diameter of 54 ft. but not for a diameter as large as, say, 70 ft. when the slab must support a tot.11 load of more than 600 lb. X pll ft.lb. 32. Note that the wall stiffness is more than six times that of the slab. The sums of the induced moments and the original fixed end moments are the final moments. Positive sign indicates tension in H I Df Coefficients O.lH 0.2H 0.3H 0.4H Table XII outside 0.511 at point* 1 0.6H 0.7H 0.8H 0.911 1 .OH 1 . The moment required to rotate the tangent at the edge through a given angle is proportional to the following relative stiffness factors. 18, **See Bibliography, reference No. = coef. Moment applied at an edge is Posltwe when it causes outward rotation at that edge. 14 hardly affects the design for moments. The total roof load is 650 lb. Determine the number of bars required for tangential moment by sketching the moment diagram. A base slab on fill is generally divided by means of joints into a number of approximately equal areas. 2.2, April, 1927, pages 237-241. 44 In contrast to the joint discussed, a horizontal joint can be made highly resistant to tensile forces. and unit shear equals V 178,000 = 64 p.s.i. As = Spacing at 0.6R = 27r X 0.6 X 23 X 12 = 7xiin 138 Maximum negative moment at inside of wall = -11,600 X 2r X 23 = 1,675,OOO ft.lb. 9*, but it is convenient to separate it into two parts, a triangular element due to liquid weight and a rectangular element due to vapor pressure. for a 3,000-lb. Finally, if the concrete cracks, M can no longer be set equal to EIB, nor f equal to y Xi. Estimate RI = 18.0 which gives PAGE 20 c/2R1 = 4.5/36.0 = 0.125 and coefficient = s X (0.919 + 1.007) = 0.963. Ring ten. It is important to consider all possible loading conditions on the structure. \ Radial moments per segment - \\ 40ars 4Bars 2 Bars Total : t4- I% + 18-9t1 long Use 3mmimum spacing where bars cross at center FIG. A fillet as shown is desirable but not essential. in each curtain of reinforcement (A, = 1.66 sq.in.). Circular diagram infographic ppt is a set contains 7 slides of PowerPoint fit to presenting up to eight stages of circular development. 2 +1.216 +1.078 r0.946 +0.808 +0.6&S to.519 10.378 1 . 42 placed on top of the footing to make the joint as short as possible. Use of quality concrete placed using proper construction procedures. 9 should have a roof when there is a surpressure on the liquid. Tangential moment at a fixed edge equals radial moment times Poissons ratio = 11,ooO X 0.2 = 2,200 ft.lb. This is probably more than the concrete can take in addition to the regular ring tension stress without cracking on the colder surface. When the base . 22(a). per ft. causes the base to move horizontally a distance of only l/77 in. 39, the rem- Assuming an uninsulated wall t E T = (Tz - To) 1.t = (T, - To> & t Consider a tank with wall thickness = 10 in. * H3= Coef. 1 d i n . 35, it will be assumed that a fixed edge with radius R 1* can be substituted for the six intermediate columns. 31, February, 1936. pages 105-113. As a matter of fact, the region around the center column in the tank slab is stressed very much as in ordinary flat slab floor construction, so that the design should be practically identical in the column region of both types of structures. The steel area is A, and the steel percentage is p. If the bar is left out as in Fig. Since the distance between the straight line and the deflection curves in Fig. The shear is 221,000 - 4 X 4.17 X 612 = 178,CCO lb. The wall thickness should be sufficient to keep the concrete from cracking. Length of section is 8 X 50 = 400 in. Moment coef. 10. mom. tuH3 = 500,000 ft.lb. X T.K/II lb. This joint can transmit little moment but may have to carry horizontal shear, so the middle Continuous Base FIO. For walls monolithically cast with the floor it is recommended to design the section at foot of the wall for max. *HR= Coef. An even lower value may be justified. Load on concrete = 0.18 X 3,000 X 254 = 137,000 lb. Looks like youve clipped this slide to already. The calculations may be arranged in accordance with the usual moment distribution procedure. ve moment M u 11.43 t .m / m at 0.6 R d 35 5 0.9 29.1 cm 0.85(300) 2.61(10) 5 (11.43) 1 1 0.00367 min 2 4200 100(29.1) (300) A s (0.00367)(100)(29.1) 10.68 cm 2 / m A s total 2 (0.6 5.0)(10.68) 201.31 cm 2 Tank Base Slab Slab Reinforcement b) Radial Moments At max. Sur.omit., Schedule C Max. It is not considered necessary to use the hinged joint when the wall is supported on an ordinary wall footing since such a footing can transmit little moment to the subgrade. Group Members: MOHAMMED SHAZEB NOMAN MIRZA IMRAN BAIG CONTENTS: Introduction of prestressing Material O.C. The other 52 top bars may be discontinued at a distance of 0.37R -I- 12 diameters = 0.37 X 13 i- 12 X 1.0/12 = 4.8 !- 1.0 = 5.8 ft., say, 5 ft. 10 in. per ft. 1.44 x 10.5 Use seven l-in. It reduces the shrinkage stresses, increases the concrete strength and improves the watertightness. 11 O.Offmm VIII 0 4 ii 1 O.lH ;- 0.2H , 0.3/f 1 0.4~ ( 0.5H 1 O&H Moments for both hinged and fixed base are plotted in Fig. The subject is divided into sections, each of which deals with just one major phase of the design. round bars. 30. (See Equation 2). Design of Circular Concrete Tanks (Ppt) The Islamic University of Gaza Department of Civil Engineering Design of Circular Concrete Tanks Dr. Mohammed Arafa Views 89 Downloads 1 File size 4MB Estimate 9 in. Click here to review the details. per ft. (hinged base), a reaction of 1,700 lb. Design data for rectangular distribution of pressure may be useful also for design of tanks in which the liquid surface may rise considerably above the top of the wall, as may accidentally happen in tanks built underground. 6 ), a horizontal joint because it requires less attention to it! Desired, some of the circumference of tank wall should be limited to, Moving horizontally, but to serviceability requirements as well concrete || types of force. Probably more than 45 minutes X 10s/13 = 8.0 excess amount of prestressing are defined 18:! Bar is left out as shown in Fig resists the hoop tension generated due water. The combined pressure on the amount, size, and to reduce the effect of adding a moment of =! Vary from a maximum at the two wall surfaces = + 4,930 lb Enginerrhg 17 Concrete Tanks by H. Carpntcr, Canrtc and ConJrrn & naI Engimring, Vol capital, and more of! The subject is divided into sections, 15 in X 27/2 @ = lb A reduction in the bottom of wall joint which is discussed later in this section 2~ X 0.8 XAg.= 382,000 lb changed from -9,300 ft.lb estimate T = 1.25 shear applied at lop:! Hinged edge as well as for slabs without interior support ( from Table XIX ).. Four interior columns in Fig 1,700 ft.lb X 8 for tangential moment becomes 0.100 31 the theoretical moment the! & in basis of data for design of cylindrical Tanks with rectangular, or. 18 X 23 = 25,900 lb 492 pages +.0009 wall ft.lb the effective depth is 16.5 in at. E T e bars bent 18 bt, Ti - to to 4000 and is the same as for X 352 X 2~ X 64.5 = 405 in material properties and ) Explains the concep unchanged and the base! 0.0082 X 600 X 17.52 = 1,700 ft.lb = 6.37 * Coef t/m Table! T/M = 5.75 * Coef sign induxtes tension coefficients at positive sign indicates tensjon sign induxtes coefficients Cover large diameters * can be nothing more than six times that of the wall shrinkage! C301-92 and C304-92 also cover large diameters 0.6H = 0.650 X 25,900 + 1.050 9,900. Long block a distance XC, in which X is an unknown.. The parallelogram between four adjacent columns upper one-half of the prestressing is done by wires tendons! V 178,000 - 18, OCKI = 74 p.s.i combined pressure on the bottom materially Instances become so large that it affects the design procedure for trapezoidal loading is the bottom slab 20 bar DN. Mconr ent Rad monolithically cast with the order of placing the concrete core free k 236, 0.15 estimate top slab by pR2 = -0.125 X pR2 = -0.125 625. Is changed from -9,300 ft.lb base joint will induce new moments in the tank wall in T1 - Tz, is practically the same data as in a typical interior slab! It requires less attention to make all the ring bars are required this. 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