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Stresses Found In Structural Members. Forces Acting Simply Supported Beam. Bending. Bending. Load. Load Applied. A. Beam will want to Bend. Support Wall Below. A. Bending. Load. Load. A. We would prefer if it did this. Support Wall Below. A. Tension Induced. Load. Load. A.
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Bending Load Load Applied A Beam will want to Bend Support Wall Below A
Bending Load Load A We would prefer if it did this Support Wall Below A
Tension Induced Load Load A Support Wall Below A
Tension Induced Load Load A Tension If is does what we want Support Wall Below A
Counteract Tension Load Load A Reinforcement to counteract Tension Support Wall Below A
Counteract Tension Load Load Load Reo for crack control Effective Depth Tension Reinforcement as low as possible Support Wall Below
Forces Acting Simply Supported Beam Compression
Compression Induced to Top of Beam Load Load A Compression Usually the Concrete can Withstand without Reo Tension Support Wall Below A
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load Load Reo for crack control Effective Depth Tension Reinforcement as low as possible Support Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load For high compression reo will prevent surcharge Load Load Reo for crack control Effective Depth Tension Reinforcement as low as possible Support Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load A Support Wall Below A
Compression Acting at Supports Load Wall Below Section A-A
Compression Acting at Supports Load Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Beam compressed against support by load Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Stirrups placed to prevent bursting Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load Load Stirrups closely spaced to prevent bursting Support Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load Load Stirrups spaced further apart as no compressive force Support Wall Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load Load Stirrups required to support top steel – FRAMING BARS Support Wall Below
Shear Acting On Simply Supported Beam Load Load A Support Wall Below A
What is Shear? Shear
2 Types of Shear Forces • Vertical Shear • Horizontal Shear
Shear Forces • Vertical Shear
Shear Forces Load Load Load Support Walls Below resist downward force
Shear Forces Load Load Load No Resistance where there is no support
Shear Forces Load Load Load Beam will shear at support
Shear Forces Load Load Load A B A B Reinforcement at supports to resist shear Stirrups omitted for clarity
Shear Forces Load Load Load Support Walls Below resist downward force
Shear Forces • Horizontal Shear & Diagonal Shear
Horizontal Shear Load Load Load Reinforcement to Prevent Horizontal Shear if requiered Support Wall Below
When 2 Types of Shear Forces Meet • Diagonal Tension Cracking
Diagonal Shear Load Load Load Stirrups Prevent Diagonal Shear Support Wall Below
Load on Continuous span Bean Load Load Support Walls Below
Load on Continuous span Bean Load Load Support Walls Below
Load on Continuous span Bean Load Load Tension Tension Tension
Forces that act on Beams Load Load Bending Compression Compression Compression Bending Bending Shear Shear Shear Shear
Contra flexure Point of Maximum Bending Point of Maximum Bending Point of Maximum Bending
Contra flexure Bending Reduces Bending Reduces Bending Reduces
Contra flexure ZERO Bending ZERO Bending ZERO Bending
Load on Continuous span Bean Load Load Fixed Connection Support Walls Below
Load on Continuous span Bean Load Load Tension Tension Fixed Connection Tension Tension Support Walls Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load Support Walls Below
Compression Acting at Supports Load Load Support Walls Below
Fixed End Beams Load Load Load Point of Contra flexure Support Walls Below
Forces that act on Beams Load Load Fixed or Restrained End Bending Bending Compression Compression Compression Bending Bending Shear Shear Shear Shear