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TEDDS 10.0
Asia
Engineering Library
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BEAM ANALYSIS
• These calculations analyse any beam arrangement up to 10 spans. The analysis is suitable for simple beams and
continuous beams.
• The loading types available are point load, UDL, VDL, trapezoidal loading, partial UDL and point couple. The support
conditions available are fixed, pinned or spring. There are 20 user-definable load combinations.
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Plate to outside of
bottom flange
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PLAN PLAN
90 deg
ELEVATION ELEVATION
H H
D=W B=W
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Dp Dp
D
T
2c + T
D Bp B Bp
2c + T
T
2c + D
Dp
2c + B B Bp
2c + t
2c + T
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Y1 Internal column
Y1 / 2
X1 / 2 X1
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A A
Primary
b1 Beam b1
PLAN PLAN
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Wearing surface
Sub-base
Subgrade
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Col B Col C
SIMPLIFIED SUBFRAME
L L
B_upper BS 8110:Part 1:1997 cl 3.2.1.2.3 C_upper
h xb h xb
B B C C
Bearing
East
Station (E,N)
Len
gth
L
Target (ETarget,NTarget )
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Crab
Crane Bridge
Gantry Girder
Safe Working Load, Wswl
Crab weight, Wcrab Crane bridge weight, Wcrane
= = aw1 - aw2
Wheel centres, aw1
Bogie centres, aw1
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
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Case 1 Case 3
Lm
W W L
L
L
Case 2 Case 4
Lm
W1
W l L
W W2
L L
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Hactual
Zreq
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Portal Frame
S3
Portal Frame
S2
Jack rafters
Flat Top Portal Frame
S1
Hip raker
Gable Frame
0 1 2 3
x1
α = Crsg =
x2
Point loads
x3
Lspan/2
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
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Beam Beam
Spreader
Masonry Masonry
wall wall
• These calculations check the design bearing stress at the bearing of a beam to determine the requirement for a
concrete spreader or padstone. If required the calculation will check the design bearing stress beneath the concrete
spreader. The calculation will finally check the design bearing stress at a depth of 0.4 × h below the beam bearing
level.
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2 4
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Wb Db Hb
Lb Lb
Hb
Lb
Lb Lb
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case 2 case 1
ex b y ex
0.866s s s
L
Loaded width - x, y
x φ/5 x
P2 P3
0.288s
w1 s w1 case 4 shear plane
4 4
φ
P1 P4
e
b
2 L 1
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bf bf
hf hf
h h h
b b b
Rectangular section Flanged T section Flanged L section
• Moment and shear force values are taken directly from the envelope results.
• The calculation can be run in two modes, the first mode calculates the area of sagging, hogging and shear
reinforcement required in the beam, outputting this data in a table. The second mode allows the user to prepare a full
design calculation for the beam.
• The full design mode allows the user to design the beam at any and every cross section they may choose,
identifying the appropriate design moments and loads to use in each instance and allowing different reinforcement to
be specified as required.
• The calculation includes checks on the beam slenderness, span/effective depth, reinforcement spacing and depth of
cover.
Compression
Steel d'
As' - if req'd
NA
d
Tension
Steel - As
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More highly
compressed Minor
faces Axis Y
Compression steel
(Asc)
h h'
X X
Major
Axis
Shear steel
(Asv)
"Tension" steel
(Ast) Y
ch
b
b'
Rectangular Column cb
Note for design D is the section depth,
d the depth to "tension" steel and is
dependent upon axis of bending under
consideration.
b
εc
fc .b.x / 2 S
x
Neutral axis φ
d
h z
c acr
εs fs .A s
ε1
S/2
Beam Stresses /
section Strain forces Key dimensions
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A B
ex
Span x
l x1 lx
ey
1
l y1
ly
Span y
2
ly
Punching area
M
F
V Ds
=
1.5d dx ex
Db
b cy L by
bcx = p p
1 2
Y L
2d1
X L c1
L x1 L c2
L L
bx 2d2
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Fup (Uplift)
Vcv
Ds
Lby
Vcu
Db
Lbx Note for a square pad footing the variable Lb is used on both axes
Pad footing details
Fup (Uplift)
Vcv
Ds
Lby
Vcu
Db
Lbx Note for a square pad footing the variable Lb is used on both axes
Pad footing details
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A sedgetop Asslabtop
A sedgelink hslab
hedge hhcoreslab
hhcorethick
Asedgebtm
bboot bedge
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
h dx
Asy N o m in a l 1 m w id th Asx
S h o rte r S p a n
h dy
Asy N o m in a l 1 m w id th Asx
Longer Span
T w o -w a y s p a n n in g s la b
(sim p le )
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tw tw
ds ds
hw dw hw
cw
bw
Pult
bw
Wall Wall
Mass Concrete Foundation Reinforced Foundation
Note:- The variables with subscript 'w' will have Note:- The variables with subscript 'w' will have
an additional i,c or p subscript representing an additional i,c or p subscript representing
internal, cavity or party walls respectively internal, cavity or party walls respectively
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Compression steel
(Asc)
h'
h
Horizontal steel
(Ahor)
Tension steel
(Ast) 1000 mm
Wall
(assumed symmetric)
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W Surcharge
β
Moist retained Virtual
material back
of wall
Water level
Wall
h stem
h eff
Saturated
h wall
Depth of
excavation retained
material
h water
dcover d exc
Heel
t base Toe
d ds
Base material
Downstand
t ds
l toe t wall l heel
l base
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
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RC Labove
RA
RB
RD
L
RC
RA
RB
RD
Lbelow
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w
Incoming invert dia
d
l
w w
Rectangular pit soakaway Pit is depth - d
F +ve
x
y
Mx +ve My +ve
Fvx
Fvy
y x
b d
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
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Nxb b
Nx
y y
x h
x x h
x
θ
y y
Typical section with Inclined section with Underside of beam Top of beam
multiple members multiple members notched at support notched at support
• These calculations check the design of a simple bolted, nailed, screwed or toothed-plate, timber-to-timber or timber-
to-steel connection consisting of two members.
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10 mm
s <= 6
span
Clear
• Joist deflection is limited to the lesser of 0.003 times the joist span or 14 mm.
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reaction R
a x b
deflection δ L
wall
exg. foundation
ground beam, width - b
h
eo e mini piles
et
s
uplift
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ny Ly
Span of
Ly
slab
Lx Secondary beam
W = nx L x
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Roof h3
3rd floor
h2
2nd floor
h1
1st floor
h grnd
Ground floor
w
h below
Wall load chase down
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Leeward boom
L R
RLH RRH
Diagonals
αL αR Windward boom
Span
Wind
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