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11.4ACICode 195


whereloadcombinationsshallincludebothfullvalueandzerovalueof L to determinethemore


severecondition,and


U= 0: 9 D+ 1: 3 W


butforany combinationof D,L, andW,requiredstrengthU shallnotbe lessthanEq.(9-1).


9.3.1- Designstrengthprovidedby a member,itsconnectionsto othermembers,andits


crosssections,in termsof
exure,axialload,shear,andtorsion,shallbe taken as thenominal


strengthcalculatedin accordancewithrequirements andassumptionsof thiscode,multiplied


by a strengthreductionfactor.


9.3.2- Strengthreductionfactor shallbe as follows:


9.3.2.1- Flexure,withoutaxialload0.90


9.4- Designstrengthforreinforcement Designsshallnotbe basedona yieldstrengthof


reinforcementfyin excessof 80,000psi,exceptforprestressingtendons.


10.2.2- Strainin reinforcement andconcreteshallbe assumeddirectlyproportionalto


thedistancefromtheneutralaxis,except,fordeep
exuralmemberswithoveralldepthto


clearspanratiosgreaterthan2/5forcontinuousspansand4/5forsimplespans,a non-linear


distributionof strainshallbe considered.SeeSection10.7.


10.2.3- Maximumusablestrainat extremeconcretecompression ber shallbe assumed


equalto 0.003.


10.2.4- Stressin reinforcement below speci edyieldstrengthfyforgradeof reinforcement


usedshallbe taken asEstimessteelstrain.For strainsgreaterthanthatcorrespondingtofy,


stressin reinforcement shallbe consideredindependent of strainandequaltofy.


10.2.5- Tensilestrengthof concreteshallbe neglectedin
exuralcalculationsof reinforced


concrete,exceptwhenmeetingrequirements of Section18.4.


10.2.6- Relationshipbetweenconcretecompressive stressdistributionandconcretestrain


may be assumedto be rectangular,trapezoidal,parabolic,or any othershape thatresultsin


predictionof strengthin substantialagreement withresultsof comprehensive tests.


10.2.7- Requirements of Section10.2.5may be consideredsatis edby anequivalent rect-


angularconcretestressdistributionde nedby thefollowing:


10.2.7.1- Concretestressof 0: 85 f


0
cshallbe assumeduniformlydistributedover anequiva-

lent compressionzoneboundedby edgesof thecrosssectionanda straight linelocatedparallel


to theneutralaxisat a distance(a= 1 c) fromthe ber of maximumcompressive strain.


10.2.7.2- Distancecfrom ber of maximumstrainto theneutralaxisshallbe measured


in a directionperpendicularto thataxis.


10.2.7.3- Factor 1 shallbe takenas 0.85forconcretestrengthsf


0
cupto andincluding

4,000psi.For strengthsabove 4,000psi, 1 shallbe reducedcontinuouslyat a rateof 0.05for


each 1000psiof strengthin excessof 4,000psi,but 1 shallnotbe takenlessthan0.65.


10.3.2- Balancedstrain conditionsexist ata crosssectionwhentensionreinforcement


reachesthestraincorrespondingto its speci edyieldstrengthfyjustas concretein compression


reachesitsassumedultimatestrainof 0.003.


10.3.3- For
exuralmembers,andformemberssubjectto combined
exureandcompres-


sive axialloadwhenthedesignaxialloadstrength(Pn) is lessthanthesmallerof (0: 10 f


0
c

Ag)


or (Pb), theratioof reinforcement p providedshallnotexceed0.75of theratiobthatwould


producebalancedstrainconditionsforthesectionunder
exurewithoutaxialload.For mem-


berswithcompressionreinforcement, theportionofbequalizedby compressionreinforcement


neednotbe reducedby the0.75factor.


10.3.4- Compressionreinforcement in conjunctionwithadditionaltensionreinforcement


may be usedto increasethestrengthof
exuralmembers.

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