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ACI MNL 7 2023

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MNL-7(23) GFRP-Reinforced Concrete Design Handbook

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The GFRP Reinforced Concrete Design Handbook is a vital reference for professionals interested in the use of non-metallic GFRP reinforcement for concrete structures. It is meant to provide valuable insight to structural engineers on understanding and utilizing the provisions of

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7 Preface
8 CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION
9 1.1—ACI CODE-440.11 format and scope
11 1.2—Format and scope of this manual
1.3—Example building floor plan and section
14 1.4—Example building loads
1.5—Example building material properties
16 CHAPTER 2—FRP MATERIALS
2.1—Constituent materials
17 2.2—Mechanical properties
19 2.3—Thermal properties
20 2.4—Long-term properties
22 CHAPTER 3—BENEFITS AND USE
3.1—Introduction
3.2—Noncorrosive
23 3.3—Lightweight
24 3.4—Easily cut
25 3.5—Nonmagnetic
26 3.6—Nonconductive
3.7—Low thermal conductivity
28 CHAPTER 4—CODES AND STANDARDS
4.1—Material tests and standards
30 4.2—Construction standards
4.3—Scope of ACI CODE-440.11
31 4.4—ACI CODE-440.11 and the International Building Code
34 CHAPTER 5—APPLICATIONS
38 CHAPTER 6—FIRE
6.1—Fire resistance in ACI CODE-440.11
41 6.2—Other fire protection strategies
42 CHAPTER 7—ONE-WAY SLABS
43 ONE-WAY SLAB EXAMPLE—FIVE SPAN CONTINUOUS SLAB
STEP 1—MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
44 STEP 2—SLAB GEOMETRY
45 STEP 3—LOADS AND LOAD PATTERNS
STEP 4—ANALYSIS
46 STEP 5—FLEXURAL DESIGN FOR CRACK CONTROL
49 STEP 6—CHECK DEFLECTIONS
54 STEP 7—CHECK SUSTAINED STRESS LIMIT
STEP 8—CHECK MOMENT CAPACITY
56 STEP 9—CHECK SHEAR CAPACITY
58 STEP 10—CHECK GFRP REINFORCEMENT LIMITS
STEP 11—DEVELOPMENT LENGTH AND SPLICES
59 STEP 12—FINAL DESIGN AND DETAILING
60 CHAPTER 8—TWO-WAY SLABS
61 TWO-WAY SLAB EXAMPLE—DIRECT DESIGN METHOD
STEP 1—MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
62 STEP 2—SLAB GEOMETRY
STEP 3—LOADS AND LOAD PATTERNS
63 STEP 4—ANALYSIS
67 STEP 5—FLEXURAL DESIGN FOR SERVICEABILITY
70 STEP 6—CHECK DEFLECTIONS
73 STEP 7—CHECK SUSTAINED STRESS LIMIT
STEP 8—CHECK MOMENT CAPACITY
74 STEP 9—ONE-WAY SHEAR STRENGTH
75 STEP 10—TWO-WAY SHEAR STRENGTH
76 STEP 11—DEVELOPMENT LENGTH AND SPLICES
77 STEP 12—FINAL DESIGN AND DETAILING
78 CHAPTER 9—BEAMS
81 BEAM EXAMPLE 1—CONTINUOUS INTERIOR T-BEAM
STEP 1—MATERIAL PROPERTIES
82 STEP 2—BEAM GEOMETRY
83 STEP 3—LOADS AND PATTERNS
84 STEP 4—ANALYSIS
STEP 5—FLEXURAL DESIGN FOR SERVICEABILITY
89 STEP 6—CHECK SPACING REQUIREMENTS
93 STEP 7—CHECK CREEP RUPTURE STRESS LIMIT
94 STEP 8—CHECK FLEXURAL STRENGTH
96 STEP 9—DEVELOPMENT LENGTHS, HOOKS, AND SPLICES
97 STEP 10—DETAIL THE BOTTOM REINFORCEMENT
102 STEP 11—SKIN REINFORCEMENT
105 BEAM EXAMPLE 2—CONTINUOUS INTERIOR T-BEAM AT FIRST INTERIOR SUPPORT
STEP 1—MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
106 STEP 2—BEAM GEOMETRY
STEP 3—FLEXURAL DESIGN FOR SERVICEABILITY
112 STEP 4—CHECK CREEP RUPTURE STRESS LIMIT
STEP 5—CHECK FLEXURAL STRENGTH
115 STEP 6—CONSIDER IMPACT ON MIDSPAN DEFLECTION
STEP 7—DEVELOPMENT LENGTH AND SPLICES
116 STEP 8—DETAIL THE TOP REINFORCEMENT
117 STEP 9—SKIN REINFORCEMENT
119 BEAM EXAMPLE 3—CONTINUOUS INTERIOR T-BEAM AT EXTERIOR SUPPORT
STEP 1—MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
120 STEP 2—BEAM GEOMETRY
STEP 3—FLEXURAL DESIGN FOR SERVICEABILITY
123 STEP 4—CHECK CREEP RUPTURE STRESS LIMIT
STEP 5—CHECK FLEXURAL STRENGTH
125 STEP 6—DEVELOPMENT LENGTH AND HOOKS
127 STEP 7—DETAIL THE TOP REINFORCEMENT
128 STEP 9—SKIN REINFORCEMENT
131 BEAM EXAMPLE 4—SHEAR DESIGN OF FIRST INTERIOR BEAM
STEP 1—MATERIAL PROPERTIES
132 STEP 2—BEAM GEOMETRY AND LOADS
133 STEP 3—BEAM SHEAR CONTRIBUTION
135 STEP 4—DETERMINE SPACING OF GFRP STIRRUPS
137 STEP 5—CHECK SHEAR AT BAR CUTOFF LOCATIONS
138 STEP 6—FINAL STIRRUP PLACEMENT
139 STEP 7—FINAL STIRRUP DETAILING
140 BEAM EXAMPLE 5—CONTINUOUS EXTERIOR L-BEAM
STEP 1—MATERIAL PROPERTIES
142 STEP 2—BEAM GEOMETRY
STEP 3—LOADS AND PATTERNS
143 STEP 4—ANALYSIS
144 STEP 5—FLEXURAL DESIGN AT MIDSPAN
152 STEP 6—DETAIL THE BOTTOM REINFORCEMENT
155 STEP 7—NEGATIVE MOMENT REINFORCEMENT
159 STEP 8—SKIN REINFORCEMENT
160 STEP 9—SHEAR REINFORCEMENT REQUIREMENTS
162 STEP 9—TORSION REINFORCEMENT REQUIREMENTS
169 STEP 10—CHECK FLEXURAL STRENGTH IN THE NEGATIVE MOMENT REGION
170 STEP 11—DETAILING LONGITUDINAL REINFORCEMENT
177 CHAPTER 10—COLUMNS
180 COLUMN EXAMPLE 1—INTERIOR COLUMN ANALYSIS
181 STEP 1—DETERMINE COLUMN SIZE
183 STEP 2—EVALUATE SLENDERNESS
185 STEP 3—SWAY OR NONSWAY MOMENT FRAME
186 STEP 4—DETERMINE SECOND-ORDER (P∆) EFFECTS FOR SWAY
187 STEP 5—SUMMARY
188 COLUMN EXAMPLE 2—INTERIOR COLUMN DESIGN
STEP 1—LONGITUDINAL REINFORCEMENT MATERIAL PROPERTIES
STEP 2—INITIAL DESIGN OF LONGITUDINAL REINFORCEMENT
189 STEP 3—AXIAL LOAD-MOMENT INTERACTION DIAGRAM
194 STEP 4—TRANSVERSE REINFORCEMENT MATERIAL PROPERTIES
195 STEP 5—DETAILING TRANSVERSE REINFORCEMENT
197 STEP 6—REINFORCEMENT THROUGH THE JOINT AT LEVEL 2
STEP 7—DETAIL THE COLUMN SPLICE AT JOINT AT LEVEL 2
199 STEP 8—SUMMARY
200 REFERENCES
201 Authored documents
204 APPENDIX
ACI MNL 7 2023
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