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(Else, It Is Probably A Shallow or Deep Beam) : y N VF

The document provides a 6-step process for designing corbels: 1. Check shear and tensile forces and ensure section size is adequate 2. Calculate shear-friction reinforcement 3. Calculate required flexural reinforcement 4. Calculate reinforcement to carry tensile force 5. Determine required main flexural steel 6. Provide closed horizontal stirrups and ensure adequate detailing

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(Else, It Is Probably A Shallow or Deep Beam) : y N VF

The document provides a 6-step process for designing corbels: 1. Check shear and tensile forces and ensure section size is adequate 2. Calculate shear-friction reinforcement 3. Calculate required flexural reinforcement 4. Calculate reinforcement to carry tensile force 5. Determine required main flexural steel 6. Provide closed horizontal stirrups and ensure adequate detailing

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DESIGN OF CORBELS

Check a/d < 1


(else, it is probably a shallow or deep beam)
Step 1. Find factored shear Vu and tensile force Nuc
If Nuc is not specified, use a minimum value of Nuc = 0.2 Vu (ACI 11.9.3.4)
Compute nominal values of shear and tensile force
Vn = Vu / 0.85 ; Nnc = Nuc / 0.85
If Vn > 0.2 fc b d OR
Vn > 800 b d (lb. units)
then section size is inadequate (ACI 11.9.3.2)

Step 2. Compute shear-friction reinforcement (ACI 11.7.4.1)


V
Avf n
fy

where = 1.4 for concrete placed monolithically,


= 1.0 for concrete placed against hardened concrete (see ACI 11.7.4.3)

Step 3. Calculate required flexural reinforcement (11.9.3.3)


V a N nc (h d )
Af n
f y ( jd )

(assume jd = 0.85)

Step 4. Reinforcement to carry tensile force (ACI 11.9.3.4)


N
An nc
fy


2 Avf An
3

larger of A f An
f
0.04 c bd
fy
Step 5. Required main flexural steel (As) is given by (ACI
11.9.3.5 and 11.9.5)

Step 6. Provide closed horizontal stirrups (ACI 11.9.4):


Ah = 0.5 (As An)

Ensure adequate detailing (ACI 11.9.6 & 11.9.7)

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