The concept of calculating the strength of reinforced concrete compressed elements with small eccentricities

2024

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DOI 10.1117/12.3018066
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Abstract

Reinforced concrete compressed elements with a small eccentricity and methods for calculating their strength are considered. A method for determining the deformation of the longitudinal reinforcement furthest from the longitudinal force is proposed. At the same time, the use of a single formula for s is ensured during the transition from an alternating deformation plot to an unambiguous one. Empirical dependence is used to determine the height of the compressed zone, which avoids solving the quadratic equation. In elements with a small eccentricity, symmetrical reinforcement is used, for this case the equation of equilibrium of longitudinal forces is derived.