6016: Design of Pre-Stressed Concrete KL Diploma Syllabus for Civil 6th Sem 2015 Revision SITTTR

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Course Outcomes:

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SPECIFIC OUTCOME

Upon completion of the course the student should be able to: MODULE -I

1. Apply the Principles of Working stress method of Design as per the IS Code
   1. List the assumption in the working stress method,
   2. Calculate depth of N.A.
   3. Define Lever arm
   4. Calculate design coefficients
   5. Identify different types of sections.
   6. Derive expression for Moment of Resistance of singly Reinforced balanced section for different grades of concrete and steel.
   7. Determine the moment of resistance of singly reinforced beam for a given section, area of steel and permissible stresses.
   8. Calculate the stresses in concrete and steel for a given dimensions, area of steel and bending moment of a singly reinforced beam.
   9. Calculate the area of tensile reinforcement for a given dimensions, bending moment and grade of concrete and steel of a singly reinforced beam.
   10. Design a singly reinforced beam for a given bending moment and grade of concrete and steel.

MODULE -II

1. Understand the principle of pre-stressing
   1. Explain the Basic principle of pre-stressed concrete
   2. List the materials for pre-stressed concrete
   3. Justify the necessity of using high strength concrete and high tensile steel in pre stressed Concrete.
   4. List the Advantages of pre-stressing
   5. Identify the Applications of pre-stressed concrete.
   6. List assumptions in pre-stressed concrete design.
2. Explain the different systems of Pre-stressing.
   1. List different methods of applying pre-stress.
   2. Differentiate between pre-tensioning and post tensioning system.
   3. Classify pre-stressing

MODULE -III

1. Analyze pre-stressed beams for flexure
   1. Draw the stress distribution of pre-stressed beam with concentric and eccentric tendon (straight & parabolic)
   2. Draw the stress distribution of pre-stressed beam due to eccentric pre-stressing, dead and Live loads.
   3. Define load balancing
   4. Calculate the pre-stressing force required to balance the load
   5. Design simple pre-stressed beam sections for flexure.
   6. Calculate minimum section modulus
   7. Calculate minimum possible depth of beam
   8. Calculate minimum pre-stressing force required for the section and corresponding Eccentricity

MODULE – IV

1. Understand the different Losses of pre-stress.
   1. Explain different losses of pre-stress
   2. Calculate losses due to friction, elastic deformation, shrinkage of concrete, creep of concrete, creep of steel and anchorage slip.
   3. Calculate the effective pre-stressing force

MODULE-I

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MODULE-II

Introduction: Basic principles of pre-stressed concrete-materials for pre stressed concrete-necessity of using high strength concrete and high tensile steel in pre stressed concrete-advantages of pre-stressed concrete -applications of pre-stressed concrete-basic assumptions in pre-stressed concrete design. Systems of pre-stressing: methods of applying pre-stress-differentiate between pre-tensioning and post tensioning system-classification of pre-stressing

MODULE -III

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MODULE-IV

Losses of pre-stressing:- different losses of pre-stress -calculation of different pre-stress losses-friction loss – elastic deformation – shrinkage of concrete – creep of concrete – anchorage slip [simple problems]- effective pre-stressing force

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