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Lifting Calculation

This document summarizes the design check calculations for the reinforcement of a substation floor slab. It includes calculations of the ultimate moments along the shorter and longer spans based on load and geometry parameters. It then calculates the required area of steel reinforcement at various points along the spans based on the moments, effective depth, and material properties. The provided area of steel is checked against the calculated required and permitted minimum and maximum areas. It was found that the provided area of steel is sufficient except at the mid-span of the shorter reinforcement direction.

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Lifting Calculation

This document summarizes the design check calculations for the reinforcement of a substation floor slab. It includes calculations of the ultimate moments along the shorter and longer spans based on load and geometry parameters. It then calculates the required area of steel reinforcement at various points along the spans based on the moments, effective depth, and material properties. The provided area of steel is checked against the calculated required and permitted minimum and maximum areas. It was found that the provided area of steel is sufficient except at the mid-span of the shorter reinforcement direction.

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DESIGN CHECK FOR SS-5 SUBSTATION FLOOR SLAB - (LV Switgear)- TWO LONG EDGE DISCONTINUOUS

Data:-

Shoreter Span = lx = 4 m
Longer Span = ly = 8.2 m
ly/lx = 8.2/4 = 2.05
Equipment load (Refer Clause 5.0 DESIGN LOADS)= wl = 9.2 kN/m2
Assumed width = b = 1000 mm
Overall depth = h = 175 mm
Thickness of screed = hs = 50 mm
Grade of concrete = fcu = 20 N/mm2
Grade of main steel = fy = 336 N/mm2
Clear cover = c = 50 mm
Elastic modulus of steel = Es = 200000 N/mm2
Elastic modulus of concrete = Ec = 28000 N/mm2
Design allowable crack width = w = 0.3 mm ( As per BS8110)
Equip.Load = 9.2 kN/m2
Analysis
DL = 5.58 kN/m2

The moments in continuous Two-way spanning slab is calculated using the coefficients given in
- Table 3.14 of BS 8110
Self weight of slab Tk.of slab x concrete Density= ws = 175x25 = 4.38 kN/m2
Weight of Screed Tk.of screed x screed Density= wsc = 50x24 = 1.2 kN/m2
Total dead load on slab = wd = 5.58 kN/m2
Service load on slab = w = 14.78 kN/m2
Ultimate load on slab = wu = 22.1625 kN/m2

Coefficients for Ultimate Moment given in Table 3.14 for Coefficient x Wl x l


Considered coefficient of TWO LONG EDGE DISCONTINUOUS
Shorter Span Moment Coefficients
- ve Moment Coefficients @ Cont. Edge = = 0
+ ve Moment Coefficients @ Mid Span = = 0.1
Longer Span Moment Coefficients
- ve Moment Coefficients @ Cont. Edge = = 0.045
+ ve Moment Coefficients @ Mid Span = = 0.034

Shorter Span Moment


Mu (-Ve) M1 = 0 X22.1625x4x4
= 0 kN m
Mu (+Ve) M2 = 0.1 X22.1625x4x4
35.46 kN m
Longer Span Moment
Mu (-Ve) M3 = 0.045 X22.1625x4x4
= 15.957 kN m
Mu (+Ve) M4 = 0.034 X22.1625x4x4
= 12.056 kN m

Reinforcement along shorter direction


@ Supports
Mu (-Ve) = M1 = 0 kN m
Effective depth (Refer DWG no : SS5-E20-0-3269 ) = d = h-C
= 175 - 50- 8
= 117 mm
The ratio = k = M1 / bd2fcu
= 0/(1000x117^2 x 20)
= 0
Lever arm = z = d[0.5+SQRT(0.25-k/0.9 ]
= 117[0.5+√(0.25-0-/0.9]
= 117 mm
Lever arm maximum = Zmax = 0.95 x d
= 0.95 x 117
= 111.15 mm
Therefore the design value of lever arm = 111.15 mm
Area of steel required = (As)req1 = M1/0.95 fy z
= 0/(0.95x336x111.15)
= 0 mm2
Minimum area of steel = (As)Min. = 0.13% b D
= (0.13/100)x1000x175
= 227.5 mm2
Maximum area of steel = (As)Max. = 0.04bD
= 0.04 x 1000x175
= 7000 mm2
T 16 @ 250
Area of steel provided = (As)PRO1 = 803.84 mm2 OK
C/C spacing of the bottom most main bar = 250 mm
@ Mid Span
Mu (+Ve) = M2 = 35.46 kN m
Effective depth (Refer DWG no : SS5-E20-0-3269 ) = d = h-C
= 175 - 50- 8
= 117 mm
The ratio = k = M2 / bd2fcu
= 35.46/(1000x117^2 x 20)
= 0.13
Lever arm = z = d[0.5+SQRT(0.25-k/0.9 ]
= 117[0.5+√(0.25-0.13)/0.9]
= 96.5125 mm
Lever arm maximum = Zmax = 0.95 x d
= 0.95 x 117
= 111.15 mm
Therefore the design value of lever arm = 96.51 mm
Area of steel required = (As)req2 = M2/0.95 fy z
= 35.46/(0.95x336x96.51)
= 1151.07 mm2
Minimum area of steel = (As)Min. = 0.13% b D
= (0.13/100)x1000x175
= 227.50 mm2
Maximum area of steel = (As)Max. = 0.04bD
= 0.04 x 1000x175
= 7000 mm2
T 16 @ 250
Area of steel provided = (As)PRO2 = 803.84 mm2
C/C spacing of the bottom most main bar = 250 mm Not Ok

Reinforcement along longer direction


@ Supports
Mu (-Ve) = M3 = 15.957 kN m
Effective depth (Refer DWG no : SS5-E20-0-3269 ) = d = h-C
= 175 - 50- 8
= 117 mm
The ratio = k = M3 / bd2fcu
= 15.957/(1000x117^2 x 20)
= 0.058
Lever arm = z = d[0.5+SQRT(0.25-k/0.9 ]
= 117[0.5+√(0.25-0.058/0.9]
= 108.899 mm
Lever arm maximum = Zmax = 0.95 x d
= 0.95 x 117
= 111.15 mm
Therefore the design value of lever arm = 108.9 mm
Area of steel required = (As)req3 = M3/0.95 fy z
= 15.957/(0.95x336x108.9)
= 459.05 mm2
Minimum area of steel = (As)Min. = 0.13% b D
= (0.13/100)x1000x175
= 227.5 mm2
Maximum area of steel = (As)Max. = 0.04bD
= 0.04 x 1000x175
= 7000 mm2
T 10 @ 300
Area of steel provided = (As)PRO3 = 261.67 mm2 Not Ok
C/C spacing of the bottom most main bar = 300 mm

@ Mid Span
Mu (-Ve) = M4 = 12.056 kN m
Effective depth (Refer DWG no : SS5-E20-0-3269 ) = d = h-C
= 175 - 50- 8
= 117 mm
The ratio = k = M3 / bd2fcu
= 12.056/(1000x117^2 x 20)
= 0.044
Lever arm = z = d[0.5+SQRT(0.25-k/0.9 ]
= 117[0.5+√(0.25-0.044/0.9]
= 110.969 mm
Lever arm maximum = Zmax = 0.95 x d
= 0.95 x 117
= 111.15 mm
Therefore the design value of lever arm = 110.97 mm
Area of steel required = (As)req4 = M4/0.95 fy z
= 12.056/(0.95x336x110.97)
= 340.36 mm2
Minimum area of steel = (As)Min. = 0.13% b D
= (0.13/100)x1000x175
= 227.5 mm2
Maximum area of steel = (As)Max. = 0.04bD
= 0.04 x 1000x175
= 7000 mm2
T 10 @ 300
Area of steel provided = (As)PRO4 = 261.67 mm2 Not Ok
C/C spacing of the bottom most main bar = 300 mm
Check for Crack width (Refer Section 3.12.11.2.7 - BS8110)
No further crack check is required when the following is used,

1) grade 250 steel is used and the slab depth does not exceed 250 mm; or
2) grade 460 steel is used and the slab depth does not exceed 200 mm; or
3) The reinforcement percentage (10As /bd) is less than 0.3 %.

Max of (As)PRO1,(As)PRO2,(As)PRO3,(As)PRO4, = (803.84,803.84,261.67,261.67)


= 803.84 mm2
Checking for reinforcement %:
10As 10 x 803.84
= = 0.068704 < 0.3 % Ok
bd 1000x117

Check for shear


Shear stress at the face of the support(Actual) = V/bvd
= 0.38 N/mm2
< 0.8 x fcu)1/2 or 5.0
< 3.58 or 5
= 0.38 < 5
100As / bd = 0.69 %
(400/d) = 3.42
Therefore design value of (400/d) = 1
Ultimate shear stress (Allowable) Vc = 0.53 N/mm2
> v
NO SHEAR REINFORCEMENT REQUIRED

Span / Effective depth ratio


Basic span / depth ratio = 34.19
Modification factor for tension reinforcement = 477 - fs + 0.55
120(0.9+(Mu/bd2))
= 0.62
Modified span / depth ratio = 21.2 mm
Minimum effective depth required 188.7 mm
Provided effective depth = 117 mm Not Ok

Result
@Shorter Span
Ast Req. @Support = 0 mm2 < Ast Provided = 803.84 mm2
Ast Req. @Mis Span = 1151.07 mm2 > Ast Provided = 803.84 mm2
@Longer Span
Ast Req. @Support = 459.05 mm2 > Ast Provided = 227.5 mm2
Ast Req. @Mis Span = 340.36 mm2 > Ast Provided = 261.67 mm2

Ultimate shear stress (Allowable)= 0.53 N/mm2 > Actual Shear stress = 0.38 N/mm2
Min. effective depth required = 188.7 mm > Pro. effective depth = 117 mm

Depth of Slab = 175 mm


Bottom Reinforcement = 16 @ 250 = 804 mm2
Top Reinforcement = 16 @ 250 = 804 mm2
Distribution Reinforcement = 10 @ 300 = 262 mm2

Based on preliminary loads the structural design verification calculation and results observed that the existing
slab of Substations SS-5 is safe to accommodate the new switchgear panel loads.
Lifting Design using Rebars

Details of panel

Panel thickness (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = tp = 550 mm


Length of Panel (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) hp = 5000 mm
Width of Panel (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = bp = 1275 mm
Lifting dimensions
Lifting Hook Distance along Longitudinal = h1 = 300 mm (< h/4)
Lifting Hook Distance along Transverse = b1 = 260 mm (< b/4)
Angle of lifting line inclination to the vertical = β = 60 °
Grade of concrete (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = fcu = 40 N/mm2
Grade of main steel (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = fy = 460 N/mm2
Clear cover (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = c = 75 mm
Elastic modulus of steel = Es = 200000 N/mm2
Elastic modulus of concrete = Ec = 28000 N/mm2
Design allowable crack width = w = 0.3 mm ( As per BS8110)
Unit Weight of Concrete = ρ = 25 kN/m3
Lifting Hook Details
Dia of Lifting Hook Rebar(Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) φrebar = 25 mm
No. of Rebar (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = 1 nos
Grade of lifitng Hook Rebar (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) = fyr = 460 N/mm2
Bond coefficient = β = 0.28 ( Table:3.26 - BS8110)
Lifting Factor = 1.5
No. of lifting hook = 4 Nos
Width of Hook (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) b1 = 100 mm
Projection of Rebar above Concrete (Refer : P5693-A020-DWG-16-60-220) h1v = 50 mm
Provided rebar leg length La = 160 mm

Analysis & Design


Self weight of Panel Tk.of Panel x concrete Density= w= 550x25 = 13.75 kN/m2
Section modulus of panel Zxx = 1000x tp2 / 6
= 1000 x 550^2 / 6
= 5E+07 mm3
Lh = (5000-(2*300))/2
2200.00 mm
Lb = (1275-(2*300))
755 mm
Pv_hdir =((2200/2+300)x((755/2)+260)x550)x25
12.27 kN
Ph_hdir = (12.27x1000xTAN(60*PI()/180)/(755/2+260))
= 33.34 kN
Ph_bdir = (12.27x1000xTAN(60xPI()/180)/(2200/2+300)))
15.18 kN

Moment @ Cantilever Portion (Longi. Direc.) Muh_cant = w x h12/2


= 13.75x300^2 / 2
= 0.62 kN m

Moment @ Fixed Portion (Longi. Direc.) Muh_end span = w x Lh2/12


(Lifting Hook location considered as a support) = 13.75x2200^2 / 12
= 5.55 kN m
Moment @ Mid Span (Longi. Direc.) Muh_mid span = w x Lh2/8 -Muh_cant +Muh_end span/2
(Lifting Hook location considered as a support) = (13.75x2200^2 / 8 ) - 0.62+5.55/2
= 6.62 kN m

Moment @ Cantilever Portion (Transv. Direc.) Mub_cant = w x b12/2


= 13.75x260^2 / 2
= 0.46 kN m

Moment @ Fixed Portion (Transv. Direc.) Mub_end span = w x Lb2/12


(Lifting Hook location considered as a support) = 13.75x755^2 / 12
= 0.65 kN m

Moment @ Mid Span (Transv. Direc.) Mub_mid span = w x Lb2/8 -Mub_cant +Mub_end span/2
(Lifting Hook location considered as a support) = (13.75x755^2 / 8 ) - 0.46+0.65/2
= 0.58 kN m

Shear Force @ Cantilever Portion (Longi. Direc.) Vuh_cant = w x h1


= 13.75x300
= 4.13 kN

Shear Force @ Fixed Portion (Longi. Direc.) Vuh_end span = w x Lh/2


(Lifting Hook location considered as a support) = 13.75x2200/2
= 15.13 kN

Shear Force @ Cantilever Portion (Transv. Direc.) Vub_cant = w x b1


= 13.75x260
= 3.58 kN

Shear Force @ Fixed Portion (Transv. Direc.) Vub_end span = w x Lb/2


(Lifting Hook location considered as a support) = 13.75x755/2
= 5.19 kN

Max. Bending Moment @Long. Direc. Muh = 6.62 kN m


Max. Bending Moment @Transverse Direc. Mub = 0.65 kN m
Max. Shear Force @Long. Direc. Vuh = 15.13 kN
Max. Shear Force @Transverse Direc. Vub = 5.19 kN

Max allowable compressive stress , σmax  = 0.33 x fcu


= 0.33x40
= 13.2 N/mm2
Compression in Longitudinal direction
including bending stress   σh_dir  =(33.34/550)+((6.62x1000000)/50416666.67)
0.19 < 13.2N/mm^2)
Compression in Transverse direction
including bending stress   σh_dir  =(15.18/550)+((0.65x1000000)/50416666.67)
0.04 < 13.2N/mm^2)
Hence OK
Design tension rebars for Lifting,
Muh = 6.62 kN m
Effective depth d = h-C
= 550 - 75- 12
= 463 mm
The ratio = k = Muh / bpd2fcu
= 6.62/(1275x463^2 x 40)
= 0.000
Lever arm = z = d[0.5+SQRT(0.25-k/0.9 ]
= 463[0.5+√(0.25-0/0.9]
= 463 mm
Lever arm maximum = Zmax = 0.95 x d
= 0.95 x 463
= 439.85 mm
Therefore the design value of lever arm = 439.85 mm
Area of steel required = (As)req = Muh/0.95 fy z
= 6.62/(0.95x460x439.85)
= 34.44 mm2
Minimum area of steel = (As)Min. = 0.13% b tp
= (0.13/100)x1000x550
= 715 mm2
Maximum area of steel = (As)Max. = 0.04 b tp
= 0.04 x 1000x550
= 22000 mm2
T 12 @ 125
Area of steel provided = (As)PRO. = 904.32 mm2 OK
C/C spacing of the bottom most main bar = 125 mm
Check for shear
Shear stress at the face of the support(Actual) = V/bvd
= 0.03 N/mm2
< 0.8 x fcu)1/2 or 5.0
< 5.06 or 5
= 0.03 < 5.06
100As / bd SR1 = 0.2 < 3
(400/d)1/4 SR2 = 0.22 < 1
0.79 x (SR11/3) x SR2 x 1/γm x (fcu/25)1/3
Ultimate shear stress (Allowable) Vc = 0.005 N/mm2
> v
NO SHEAR REINFORCEMENT REQUIRED
Lifting Design using reinforcement bars

Dia of Lifting Hook Rebar φrebar = 25 mm


No. of Rebar Ars = 1 nos
Area of Rebar = 490.87 mm2
Total Area of rebar Art = Area of Rebar x No. of Rebar x 2 Legs
= 490.87x1x 2
= 981.74 mm2
Moment of Inertia of Rebar Ixx,rebars  = π x d4/ 64
= 19174.8 mm4

Section Modulus of Rebar zxx,rebars  = Ixx,rebars /(d/2)


= 19174.76/ (25/2)
= 1533.98 mm3
Tensile strength of Rebar = 0.87 x fyr x Ars
= 0.87x460x490.87
= 196.45 kN / leg
Shear strength of Rebar = 0.57 x fyr x Ars
= 0.87x460x490.87
= 128.71 kN / leg
Moment Capacity of Rebar = zxx,rebars x fyr
= 1533.98x460
= 0.71 kN m / leg
Total Weight of Panel W = 550 x5000 x1275 x 25
= 87.66 kN
No of lifting hook = 4.00 Nos
Load per lifting hook = 87.66/4
= 21.92 kN
Factored Load Wv = 1.5x21.92
= 32.88 kN
Lifting Angle θ1 = 60 º to θ2 = 60 º
Maximum Ver. force component Pv = Wv x Sin(θ2)
= 32.88x sin(60)
= 28.47 kN
Maximum Hor. force component Ph = Wv x Cos(θ2)
= 32.88x Cos (60)
= 16.44 kN
Tensile Force in the Rebar = Pv / No.of legs + ( Ph x h1 )/b1
= (28.47/2)+((16.44x50)/100)
= 14.24 kN
< 196.45 kN Safe
Shear Force in the Rebar = Ph / No .of legs
= 16.44/ 2
= 8.22 kN
< 128.71 kN Safe
Moment in the Rebar = Ph x h1 / No. of legs
= 16.44x50/2
= 0.41 kN m
< 0.71 kN m Safe

Rebar combined capacity (14.24/196.45 ) + (8.22/128.71) + (0.41 / 0.71) = 0.71


< 1.2 Safe
=
Anchorage Check =
fbu = β √fcu
= 0.28√40
= 11.2 N/mm2
Lanchorage = 98.13 mm per rebar leg
Provided rebar leg length per side = 160 mm Safe

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