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Agradecimiento: Ing. Ramos Chimpen Carlos
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1. ING. ERLY MARVIN ENRIQUEZ QUISPE Pág. 1
DISEÑO SÍSMICO DE ESTRUCTURAS DE
CONCRETO ARMADO
SEDE TACNA1.1 DISEÑO DE ESCALERA
P =
α =
β =
e = m
0.9
0.18 m
2.0
Ln = 2.50 m
0.25 m
1.00 m 0.150.25 m 1.50 m
CP =
1. PREDIMENSIONAMIENTO
2. METRADO DE CARGAS
a) DEL TRAMO INCLINADO:
CosØ = = 0.82
P
=
0.25
CosØ = = 0.82
P
=
0.25
0.25
( P2
+ CP2
)1/2
0.175( .2
+ .2
)1/2
CP
2
Peso Propio de la Escalera: x x =
Peso de Acabados: x =
=
Sobrecarga: x =
=
x 1.7 x =
=
b) DEL DESCANSO:
Peso Propio del descanso: x x =
Peso de Acabados: x =
=
Sobrecarga: x =
=
x 1.7 x =
=
t
CosØ
1.00
CosØ =
WU2 = 1,4WD + 1,7WL = 1.4
WU1 =
1.00 100
h =
= 0.82
2
=
0.13
0.8192
=
hm = h + = 0.16
0.175
100 Kg/m
1,4WD + 1,7WL = 1.4
2400
=
0.25
= 0.25 m
0.16 m
+
+
WU1
( P2
+ CP2
)1/2
312 Kg/m
1.00 100 100 Kg/m
0.13 1.00
0.175
1.647 Tn/m
691 Kg/mWD
591 Kg/m0.25 1.00 2400
400 Kg/m
1647 Kg/m
400 400 Kg/m
WL
691 400
1257 Kg/m
WD 412 Kg/m
1.00 400 400 Kg/m
WU2 1.257 Tn/m
WL 400 Kg/m
400412 +
2. ING. ERLY MARVIN ENRIQUEZ QUISPE Pág. 2
DISEÑO SÍSMICO DE ESTRUCTURAS DE
CONCRETO ARMADO
SEDE TACNA3. ANÁLISIS ESTRUCTURAL
Ay By
∑ MB = 0
+ x -
Ay =
∑ Fy = 0
- = 0
By =
WU1 = 1.647 Tn/m
2.700 Ay = 01.2571.075 + 1.625
2
1.075
x 1.075
WU2 = 1.257 Tn/m
L1 = 1.075 mL1 = 1.63 m
1.888 Tn
1.647 x 1.625 1.257
2
1.075 x
2.140 Tn
1.647 x 1.625 x
2.140 + By -
CHEQUEO AL CORTE:
d = = =
Vud = = - + ) =
Vc =
Vc = .1/2
x 10 .-3
=
Como: > El concreto absorve todo el corte
6.8548 Tn
2.140 1.647 0.105 1.76 Tn( 0.125
0.85 ( 0.53 x ( 210 ) x 100 x
t - 2,50 cm 13.00 cm - 2.50 cm 10.50 cm
6.85 1.76
10.50 )
0,85(0,53(f'c)1/2
bd)
Vmáx - WU1(e/2+d)
4. DISEÑO DEL REFUERZO
a) REFUERZO LONGITUDINAL POSITIVO:
M+
= α M = 0.9 x
d = = =
- a/2)
As+
cm2
As+
cm2
As cm2
db =
.2
As
Ab
Usar: Ø 1/2 ''
M+
10.00 cm
0,9fy(d - a/2)
1.273.1416
=
0.2 m@
Nº de varillas en
=S
b
As mín = 0.0018 b t = 0.0018 x 100 x
=
x 1000,85 x 210
=
0,85 f'c b
As+
fya = x 4200
1/2 pulg
As+ =
1.39 = 1.251 Tn - m
t - 2,50 cm 3.00 cm13.00 cm -
=
x 4200 (10.000.9
1.251 x 100000
( 0.500 =
13 = 2.34 = 3.5
x 2.54)
4
= 3.5
Ab =
2.72=
3.45
1.27
= 36.71 ≈ 20 cm=
100
2.72
cm2
Nº de varillas en b
π db2
4
=
3. ING. ERLY MARVIN ENRIQUEZ QUISPE Pág. 3
DISEÑO SÍSMICO DE ESTRUCTURAS DE
CONCRETO ARMADO
SEDE TACNA
b) REFUERZO LONGITUDINAL NEGATIVO:
M+
β
- a/2)
As-
cm2
As-
cm2
As cm2
db =
.2
As
Ab
Usar: Ø
c) REFUERZO POR TEMPERATURA:
As cm2
db =
.2
As
Ab
Usar: Ø
1.251
2
= 1.69
a = As-
fy =
0,85 f'c b 0,85 x 210 x 100
As-
= M-
= 0.626 x 100000
0,9fy(d - a/2) 0.9 x 4200 (10.00
M-
= =
x 4200
= 2.34
0.626 Tn - m=
1.27 cm2
4 4
As mín 0.0018 x 100 x 13 = 2.34= 0.0018 b t =
1/2 pulg
Ab = π db2
= 3.1416 ( 0.500 x 2.54) =
20 cm
Nº de varillas en 1.85
Nº de varillas en b = =
2.34
= 1.85
1.27
1/2 '' @ 0.20 m
= 0.0018 b t = 0.0018 x 100 x 13 = 2.34
S =
b
=
100
= 54.14 ≈
3/8 pulg
Ab = π db2
= 3.1416 ( 0.375 x 2.54) =
30.45 ≈ 25 cm
Nº de varillas en 3.28
0.71 cm2
4 4
Nº de varillas en b = =
2.34
= 3.28
0.71
3/8 '' @ 0.25 m
S =
b
=
100
=