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  • Design of Concrete Domes as per IS 456Design of Concrete Domes as per IS 456Design of Concrete Domes as per IS 456Design of Concrete Domes as per IS 456

    1)1)1)1)

    radius of dome

    2)2)2)2) Loading :Loading :Loading :Loading :

    3)3)3)3) Calculation of Stresses due to Combined Loading :Calculation of Stresses due to Combined Loading :Calculation of Stresses due to Combined Loading :Calculation of Stresses due to Combined Loading :

    Table 2

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    -0.2211

    90.0000 0.3000 0.0030 0.3030 -0.3000 -0.0030 -0.3030

    81.6123 0.2618 0.0030 0.2648 -0.2180 -0.0030

    -0.0865

    73.2246 0.2328 0.0032 0.2360 -0.1462 -0.0032 -0.1494

    64.8370 0.2105 0.0036 0.2141 -0.0829 -0.0036

    0.0153

    56.4493 0.1932 0.0043 0.1975 -0.0274 -0.0043 -0.0317

    48.0616 0.1798 0.0053 0.1852 0.0207 -0.0053

    0.0836

    39.6739 0.1695 0.0073 0.1768 0.0614 -0.0073 0.0541

    31.2862 0.1618 0.0110 0.1727 0.0946 -0.0110

    6.1232 0.1504 0.2599 0.4103 0.1479 -0.2599 -0.1120

    0.0909

    22.8986 0.1562 0.0195 0.1757 0.1202 -0.0195 0.1007

    14.5109 0.1524 0.0471 0.1995 0.1380 -0.0471

    .: Effective Weight of Lantern = WL 13.93 kn

    Meridonial Stresses (N/mm2)Meridonial Stresses (N/mm2)Meridonial Stresses (N/mm2)Meridonial Stresses (N/mm2) Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)

    Due to wDue to wDue to wDue to w Due to WLDue to WLDue to WLDue to WL TotalTotalTotalTotal Due to wDue to wDue to wDue to w Due to WLDue to WLDue to WLDue to WL TotalTotalTotalTotal

    Weight of Lantern 22.00 kn

    Weight of Dome Shell CPD 8.07 kn

    Live Load 1.500 kn/m2

    Total = w 4.000 kn/m2

    = 90.0000 deg Self Wt of Dome Structure = 2.500 kn/m2

    sin = AB / (2 * r) 1.0000 Thickness of Dome = 100 mm

    = 6.1232 deg

    cos = 0.9943

    7.50 7.50

    sin = cd / (2 * r) 0.1067

    CD = Diameter of opening = 1.60 m

    PQ = rise of opening = h 0.04 m

    Rise PS 7.50 m

    .: Radius of Dome r = AO = 7.50 m

    Steel Grade fy allowable 140 n/mm2 7.50

    Diameter of Dome base AB = 15.00 m

    Geometry of Dome :Geometry of Dome :Geometry of Dome :Geometry of Dome :

    Table 1Table 1Table 1Table 1

    Concrete Grade fc' 15 n/mm2

    7.5

    0

    m (modular ratio) 18

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    note : Enter Data in cells marked only

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  • 4)4)4)4)

    knknknkn

    ==== ---- xxxx 2222 xxxx xxxx

    ==== knknknkn

    Thus the Hoop Stresses due to self weight swt will be decreased in a ratio Thus the Hoop Stresses due to self weight swt will be decreased in a ratio Thus the Hoop Stresses due to self weight swt will be decreased in a ratio Thus the Hoop Stresses due to self weight swt will be decreased in a ratio ====

    while the Hoop Stresses due to weight of lantern WL will be increased by while the Hoop Stresses due to weight of lantern WL will be increased by while the Hoop Stresses due to weight of lantern WL will be increased by while the Hoop Stresses due to weight of lantern WL will be increased by ====

    The Results are Tabulated below.The Results are Tabulated below.The Results are Tabulated below.The Results are Tabulated below.

    Table 3Table 3Table 3Table 3

    to

    5)5)5)5)

    .: Maximum Hoop Tensile Stress per meter length of

    meridian = x x

    = N

    .: Area of Steel = =

    Temperature Steel = x x

    =

    use mm @

    Hence Provide mm @

    In Portion where no Hoop Tension is developed In Portion where no Hoop Tension is developed In Portion where no Hoop Tension is developed In Portion where no Hoop Tension is developed

    provide 0.15 % reinforcementprovide 0.15 % reinforcementprovide 0.15 % reinforcementprovide 0.15 % reinforcement =

    use mm @

    Hence Provide mm @

    mm c/c

    8 300 mm c/c ok

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    90.0000 -0.1875 -0.0036 -0.1911

    8 335335335335

    mm c/c ok

    81.6123 -0.1363 -0.0037 -0.1400 150150150150 mm2 / m

    mm2 / m

    8 162162162162 mm c/c

    73.2246 -0.0914 -0.0039 -0.0953

    8 160

    64.8370 -0.0518 -0.0044 -0.0562

    .: Total Reinforcement : = 310

    100 1000

    56.4493 -0.0171 -0.0052 -0.0223

    100

    150150150150 mm2 / m

    48.0616 0.0129 -0.0065 0.0064

    140140140140

    0.15

    1000

    39.6739 0.0384 -0.0088 0.0295

    -22389.11

    22389223892238922389 160160160160 mm2 / m

    31.2862 0.0591 -0.0133 0.0458 -0.2239 100

    n/mm2 Safe

    22.8986 0.0751 -0.0238 0.0514

    Maximum Hoop Tensile Stress =Maximum Hoop Tensile Stress =Maximum Hoop Tensile Stress =Maximum Hoop Tensile Stress = -0.2239-0.2239-0.2239-0.2239 n/mm2

    14.5109 0.0862 -0.0573 0.0289

    Maximum Compressive Stress =Maximum Compressive Stress =Maximum Compressive Stress =Maximum Compressive Stress = 0.41030.41030.41030.4103

    -0.2239 n/mm2

    6.1232 0.0924 -0.3163 -0.2239

    Provision of Reinforcement :Provision of Reinforcement :Provision of Reinforcement :Provision of Reinforcement :

    13.93513.93513.93513.935

    Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)Hoop Stresses (N/mm2)Hoop Stresses (N/mm2) Thus we see that the maximum hoop tension at the opening

    Due to wDue to wDue to wDue to w Due to WLDue to WLDue to WLDue to WL TotalTotalTotalTotal

    has been increased from -0.1120 n/mm2

    16.95916.95916.95916.959

    250250250250 0.6250.6250.6250.625

    400400400400

    16.95916.95916.95916.959 1.2171.2171.2171.217

    increasing the Live Load.increasing the Live Load.increasing the Live Load.increasing the Live Load.

    self wt =self wt =self wt =self wt = 2.52.52.52.5

    .: Effective Weight of Lantern = WL 22.0022.0022.0022.00 2.52.52.52.5 7.57.57.57.5 0.0430.0430.0430.043

    Hoop Stress in absence of Live Load :Hoop Stress in absence of Live Load :Hoop Stress in absence of Live Load :Hoop Stress in absence of Live Load :

    Hoop Stress in absence of Live Load this will increase the Tensile Stress in the upper portion of theHoop Stress in absence of Live Load this will increase the Tensile Stress in the upper portion of theHoop Stress in absence of Live Load this will increase the Tensile Stress in the upper portion of theHoop Stress in absence of Live Load this will increase the Tensile Stress in the upper portion of the

    Dome, specially near the periphery of the opening. However, meridonal thrust will not increase by Dome, specially near the periphery of the opening. However, meridonal thrust will not increase by Dome, specially near the periphery of the opening. However, meridonal thrust will not increase by Dome, specially near the periphery of the opening. However, meridonal thrust will not increase by

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  • 6)6)6)6)

    Meridonal Thrust per Meter length of the Dome at it's Base =Meridonal Thrust per Meter length of the Dome at it's Base =Meridonal Thrust per Meter length of the Dome at it's Base =Meridonal Thrust per Meter length of the Dome at it's Base = x x

    =

    Horizontal component T per unit length :Horizontal component T per unit length :Horizontal component T per unit length :Horizontal component T per unit length : = x = n/m

    .: Hoop Tension trying to rupture the Beam :.: Hoop Tension trying to rupture the Beam :.: Hoop Tension trying to rupture the Beam :.: Hoop Tension trying to rupture the Beam : = x = n

    .: Area of Steel = = use mm

    As = >

    mm

    Equivalent area of composite section of Beam of area of cross-section of area A :

    = A + (m - 1)*Ast = A + 18 x x

    = A +

    Allowing Tensile Stress of in composite section, we have =

    ( A + )

    A conc = .: Provide a Ring Beam size x

    Area = >

    mm

    mm @ mm c/c

    Note : Ring Beam is assumed

    to be continously supported by

    concrete wall from below.

    200

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    Stirrups 6 160 ok

    20

    0

    Ring BeamRing BeamRing BeamRing Beam

    ok

    Hence Provide Rings 10 6 nos ok

    8482

    Solving From which we get

    -8482 mm2 200 200

    40000 mm2 -8482

    78.5 6

    8482

    1.2 n/mm2 1.2

    ok

    Hence Provide Rings 10 6 nos ok

    0

    1111 nos

    140140140140 79 mm2 0 mm2

    0 15 0

    2

    0000 0000 mm2 / m 10

    30296 n/m

    30296 cos 90.00 0

    Ref Calculation Output

    Design for Lower Ring Beam :Design for Lower Ring Beam :Design for Lower Ring Beam :Design for Lower Ring Beam :

    0.3030 100 1000

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