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Aci design handbook_aci318-95_16_general
1. GENERAL
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GENERAL 2.1-Properties of sections
Dash-and-dot lines are drawn through centers of gravity
I A = area of section; I = moment
d
l & l z R I = 0.2887 d
R, = 0.57774 d
bd’I , = -12
bd’1’ = -3
R I = 0.2887 d
RI = 0.5774 d
A = bd
bdy = -
A = bd
bsin- +dcosm
2Y =
bZsin’(- +d2 cos2-)
R = J 12
..
inertia; R = radius of gyration
A = 0.8660 d’
I = 0.060 cp
R = 0.264 d
A = 0.8284 d’
I = 0.055 d’
R = 0.257 d
bd3I -
‘-36
b dI’ = -
12
RI = 0.236 d
Rz = 0.408 d
A = d-(b+b’)
d(2b+b’)
y = 3íb +b‘)
2
V 4
__--
d(b +26’)
y = 3(b+b’)
d2(b2+4bb‘ + b’*)
36(b+ b‘)
I =
R = - J2(b2+4bb’ +b”)
6 ( b+b’)
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GENERAL 2.2-Properties of sections
Dash-and-dotlines are drawn through centersofgravity
A = area ofsection; I =moment ofinertia;R = radius of evration
A = bî+ b:
d’b’ +r2(b-b’)
y = 2(br+b:)
Y i = d-Y
b’y,’ +by’ -( b-b’)(y -t)’
3
I =
R = J
A = br+bf
d’b‘+ t2(b- b’)
2(bt +b: )
y =
Y i = d-Y
b’y,’ + by’ -( b-b’)(y -t)’
3
I =
c(a+b‘)
2
A = bî+
3bt’+ 3b’c(d+ t )+c(a-b’)(c +3t)
3[2br+c(a+b’)]
Y =
Y i = d-Y
I = 4br2+c3(3b’+a)-A(y-r)~
12
Elipse .
A = 0.7854bd
wbd’I , = -= 0.0491bd
64
I’ = dd= 0.0491b’d
64
dRi = 4
b
RZ = 4
Parabola
Equation:
2 b’y = -
4 8
2bd
3
A = -
-.
Sectionof parabola
1 b’
2 y = JX
I a l S b h t j b
a
For parabola: For compliment:
3 3
8 3
A = -2bd A=!!!
37I I = -bd’11 = -bd
175 2100
i 19 1 3
1, = 480-b’d I, = -b80 d
A = bd-ar
bd’ -ac’I = -
12
bd’ -ar’
= dl2(bd-nc)
z(d2-d’
A = 24 = 0.7854(d2-d:)
I=’- ’(’-’) - 0.0491(‘-4)
64
R = 1 / 4 d m
1 d ,
A = 0.8284d’ -0.78544
= 0.7854(1.055d2-d i )
I = 0.0547’ -0.04914
= 0.0491(1.115‘-4)
= 0.0491[(1.056)’d-d]
R = 1/4,/-
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6. Conversion Factors*
lo connfl fmm
inch
foot
yard
mile (statute)
square inch
square foot
square yard
ounce
gallon
cubic inch
cubic loot
cubic yard
kilogram-force
kipforce
pound-force
kilogram-forcelsquare meter
kipforcelsquare inch (ksi)
newtotvsquaremeter (Nlm’)
pound-forcalsquarefoot
pound4orcelsquareinch (psi)
inch-pwnd-force
foot-pound-force
meter.kilogranforce
ouncemass(avoirdupois)
pound-mass(avoirdupois)
ton (metric)
ton (short. 2000 Ibm)
poondmasslcubicfoot
pound-rnasslcubicyard
pounbmasslgaiion
deg Fahrenheit(F)
deg Celsius(C)
to
Lsngth
millimeler (mm)
meter (m)
meter (m)
kilometer (km)
A m
square centimeter (ern')
square meter (m*)
square meter (m7
Voluim (capacity)
cubic centimeter (cm’)
cubic meter (m”
cubic centimeter (cm))
cubic meter (ma)
cubic meter (ma):
Force
newton(N)
kilonewton (kN)
newton (N)
Pnrrun or S h r r ( F k e per h a )
pascal(Pa)
megapascal(MPa)
pascal (Pa)
pascal(Pa)
pascal (Pa)
Bonding M m w t ofTorque
newton-meter(Nm)
newtonmeter (Nm)
newton-meter(Nm)
M.8â
gram (9)
kilogram (kg)
megagram (Mg)
megagram(Mg)
Mars per Vdumo
kilogramlcubic meter (kgma)
kilogrardcubic meter (kg/m3)
kilogramlcubicmeter (kgma)
Tempmtunf
deg Celsius (C)
deg Fahrenheit(F)
25.4E
0.3048E
0.9144E
1.609
6.452
0.09290
0.836 1
29.57
0.003785
16d
0.02832
0.765
9.807
4.448
4.440
‘This selected list gives practical conversion factors of units found in concrete technology. The reference
source for information on SI units and more exact conversion factors is “Standard for Metric Practice” ASTM E
380. Symbols o1 metric units are given in parentheses.
tE indicates that the lactor given is exact.
:One liter (cubic decimeter) equals 0.001 m3or 1000 cm’.
3 These equations convert one temperature readingto anotherand include the necessary scale corrections. To
convert a differencein temperature (rom Fahrenheitdegrees to Celsius degrees, divide by 1.8 only, ¡.e. a change
from 70 lo 88 F representsa change of 18 F deg or 1’8ll.8- 10 C deg.
9.807
6.895
1.Oco€
47.88
6895
0.1 130
1.356
9807
2835
0.4536
1.000E
0.9072
16.M
0.5933
1198
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