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Bi-axial bending chart - concrete column 18

Pretty Girl

Structural
Nov 22, 2022
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This is from "Reinforced concrete design to eurocodes" by prab bhat, page 371 and 372.
It has mentioned the it's for My/ (hb^2) = 2.

But I don't know how to reproduce with that ratio kept constant. So, I tried to create it with making the alpha and beta values at a constant ratio of 0.8 (beta = 0.8 alpha). Then I produced a chart.

Since I didn't reproduce the exact chart in the book, now I have another problem. I have got no reference chart to compare my chart with. Can anyone kindly help me find out if my chart is correct for the column dimensions and data I provided.

Are there any free software/ excel sheet to enter the column details mentioned below and compare it with my chart?

I'm concerned that my chart may not be correct as I don't see the part the book's chart have I have shown in the green rectangle below, when I produce my chart. I understand it cannot be the same chart, but if my chart is correct that "nose" like curve should also be in my chart isn't it.

1. Chart from the book

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2. The chart I produced

This is a rectangular column, h = 2000 mm, b = 1000 mm. I maintained "beta/ alpha ratio = 0.8".
4 reinforcement bars, 1 bar each corner. Steel percentage 4% (So, 1% bh area for each bar).
40 mm distance from column surface to the centroid of r/f for each bar.
fck = 30 MPa, fcd = 20 MPa, fyk = 500 MPa, fyd = 434.7 MPa.


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