Calculation of reinforced concrete beam under oblique bending used by non-linear deformation model
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Journal of construction science and technology
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Publishing year: 2020
Reinforced concrete beams are
components that are widely used in civil and
industrial construction. Normally, Reinforced
concrete (RC) beams work practically in flat bending
state; however, in some special cases it is subject to
spatial bending (oblique bending). Currently, there
are also many scientists in the world who have
provided the design caculation methods to calculate
for RC beams with many simple methods, but they
only can use to cases offlat bending beams. To solve
the problem ofstress-strain state ofRC beams under
oblique bending, we can use the method of strength
of materials. Otherwise, with plastic theory of RC,
currently, we mainly can use finite element method
for calculation. The finite element method has the
disadvantage of complex calculations with many
equations and many unknowns, depending on the
analysis software. This article provides a simpler
method of calculation, based on the balance of force
and torque of the cross section, with this method, we
can find the location of cracking, destructive location
of the compression zone concrete, RC, from which
offers design plans, reinforced arrangements for RC
beams under oblique bending. This method can also
be used to any structure and to any type of section.
The authors have combined analysis theory with
programming in Mathcad software to bring readers
the simplest and most compact way.