Calculation of the crack opening width

Objective: Determine the crack resistance of a beam
Task: Determine the crack opening width
References: Practical calculation of elements of reinforced concrete structures according to DBN V. 2.6-98:2009 in comparison with calculations according to SNiP 2.03.01-84* and EN 1992-1-1 (Eurocode 2) / V.M. Babaev, A.M. Bambura, O.M. Pustovoitova et.al., edited by V.S. Shmukler, – Kharkiv: Golden Pages, 2015. – pp. 88-90.
Initial data file:
Example-14DBN.SAV
report – Arbat 14DBN.doc.
Compliance with the codes: DBN V 2.6-98:2009, DSTU B.V 2.6-156:2010
Initial data:
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l=6,0 m |
Beam span |
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b×h = 200×500 mm |
Beam section sizes |
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а = 26 mm |
Distance from the edge of the reinforcement to the edge of the section |
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As = 1232 mm2 (2Ø28) |
Cross-sectional area of reinforcement |
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М= 160 kNm |
Bending moment |
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Concrete class |
С20/25 |
Initial data in ARBAT:
Importance factor γn = 1
Member length 6 m
Effective length factor in the XoY plane 1
Effective length factor in the XoZ plane 1
Random eccentricity along Z according to DBN B.2.6-98:2009 with modification No.1
Random eccentricity along Y according to DBN B.2.6-98:2009 with modification No.1
The structure is statically determinate
Section
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b = 200 mm h = 500 mm a1 = 26 mm a2 = 26 mm
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S1 - 2Ø28
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Reinforcement |
Class |
Additional service factor |
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Longitudinal |
A400C |
1 |
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Transverse |
A240C |
1 |
Concrete
Concrete type: Heavy-weight
Concrete class: C20/25
Aggregate: Quartz
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Additional parameters |
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Additional service factor |
1 |
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Age of concrete (days) |
28 |
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Cement strength class |
Class R |
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Creep development time |
36500 |
days |
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Temperature T(Δt) |
20 |
°C |
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Number of days when the temperature T prevails Δt |
28 |
days |
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Relative humidity |
40 |
% |
Crack resistance
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Parameters |
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Maximum crack opening width wmax |
0,3 |
mm |
Comparison of solutions
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Check |
Crack opening width |
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Guide |
0,26 mm |
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ARBAT |
0,869х0,3=0,261 mm |
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Deviation, % |
0,4 % |


