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Recall the difference between working stress (WSD) and ultimate strength (USD) design procedures for reinforced concrete.

Recall the difference between working stress (WSD) and ultimate strength (USD) design procedures for reinforced concrete.

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* WORKING STRESS METHOD

-THIS WAS THE MOST COMMONLY USED TRADITIONAL METHOD OF DESIGN FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE.

-THE MAIN ASSUMPTION OF THIS METHOD IS THAT THE MATERIAL IS ASSUMED TO BE AS LINEAR ELASTIC.

-WORKING LOADS ARE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION DURING THE DESIGN AND IT RESULTS IN RESTRICTING THE STRSSES IN THE MATERIAL.

-THE ASSUMPTION OF LINEAR ELASTIC BEHAVIOUR IS JUSTIFIED AS THE PERMISSIBLE STRESSES ARE BELOW THE MATERIAL STRENGTH.

-FOR THE SAFTEY PURPOSE FACTOR OF SAFTEY IS CONSIDERED DURING THE DESIGN. WHICH IS THE RATION OF STRENGTH OF MATERIAL TO THE STRENGTH OF PERMISSIBLE STRESSES.

-MAIN DISADVANTAGE OF THE DESIGN METHOD IS RESULTING IN LARGE SIZE OF THE STRCTUTAL MEMBERS SUCH BEAMS, COLUMNS ETC MAKING IT UNECONOMICAL.

*ULTIMATE STRENGTH DESIGN.

-IN PRESENT DAYS WITH IMPROMENT IN TECHNOLOGY AND BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE MATERIAL PROPERTY THE SHORCOMINGS OF THE WORKING STRESS METHOD ARE OVERCOME .

-IN THIS ULTIMATE LOAD IS TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION IN THE DESIGN, WHICH INDICATE THAT UPTO THE FAILURE CAPCITY THAT IS COLLAPSE OF THE STRUCTURE IS ANALYSED.

-IN THIS METHOD THERE IS AN INDICATION OF FAILURE OF THE STRUCTURE BEFORE IT FAILS.

-THE NON LINEAR STRESS-STRAIN CURVE OF CONCRETE IS TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION.

-IN WORKING STRESS METHOD FACTOR OF SAFTEY IS TAKEN WHERE AS IN ULTIMATE DESIGN LOAD FACTOR IS TAKEN WHICH IS THE RATION OF ULTIMATE LOAD TO THE WORKING LOAD.

-IN THIS CASE THE DIFFERENT LOADING PATTERNS CAN BE TAKEN INTO AND ALSO THE COMBINED LOADING CONDITIONS CAN ALSO APPLIED BUT THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE IN WORKING SRESS METHOD.-

-THIS METHOD RESULTS ECONOMICAL SECTION OF THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SUCH AS BEAM, COLUMN AND ARE SLENDER SECTIONS.

-DUE TO THE SLENDERNESS SECTION DEFLECTION AND CRACKS DEVELOP UNDER SERVICE LOADS.

-ANALYSIS OF THIS METHOD IS STILL BASED ON LINEAR ELASTIC THEORY


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