Concrete Shear Wall Design Example

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For the second part of the first Vc equation, to my knowledge the formula is Nu(0.8lw)/(4lw) however you seem to have done 0.8 (12) which is your height I presume. Was this a miss print on your end or am I missing something important? Either way though thank you for this video, great help for my design class.

[@songwill9017]

The third Vc calculation should start with 0.6sqrt(f'c) instead of 6sqrt(f'c), per ACI318-14 11.5.4.6, right?

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Professor, how did you arrive at the value of 's' - the spacing of transverse reinforcement ? It is not mentioned in the video.

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[@TaponChakrabarti]

What are the design loads, the shear wall can bear( particularly for a Sky-scrapper)?

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Can you review Boundary Elements for concrete shear walls in seismic design?

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can somebody help me what if the given problem is in metric system, are the constant multiplier gonna change like in Vc ? thanks

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What code are you using? ACI? Euro?

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What if we add all the admixture to the concrete will it be good...

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Hi Tyler, I'm making concrete flower-boxes and I'm wondering what happens if I fill and use them without letting them dry or coating them? They will be filled halfway with water all the time, do they survive at least for five to ten years?

[@carsongbaker]

By what wizardry do you get a phi factor of 0.85 for shear?

[@azaanahmad6265]

same question as it is 0.75 in case of shear

[@carsongbaker]

@@azaanahmad6265 and often 0.6 if it is for seismic and not capacity designed

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Question! Are there any resources out there to learn more about the construction of the border wall and how they’re building it? If not, might be a good topic to cover. Awesome stuff!

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which codes here used ? is it euro code or bs codes?

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Your videos are great! I've learned so much!! can you do a few about retention walls? And tieing rebars for columns and foundations?

[@songwill9017]

Your numbers are correct though. Sometimes those two equations will give me values under 2sqrt(f'c), have you been facing such situations?

[@seang5407]

ERROR - For the first Vc equation there is an small error. Where the 4(20)12 is in the denominator. The 12 which is a unit conversion is not needed and the numerator of that same part of the equation should be changed to 300(0.8)20*1000. This will get you to the 541kips if you were confused. Does anyone know where in the code these two Vc equations come from?

[@michaeladams2878]

ACI 318-71

[@brokenwolf2173]

what effect if any would coating a concrete wall and/or slab in resin have?

[@brokenwolf2173]

Structurally I mean, and during the first stages of curing. Basically wondering if I build a concrete underground storm shelter, and coat both the inside and outside of the walls as well as the floor and ceiling would that add any strength and or help prevent cracking?

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I'm not a concrete designer, but why is rebar always calculated for a vertical and a horizontal but never installed as a triangle or truss shape? it seems like the advantages of trusses would also translate to reinforcement. also, how does dispersed fiber reinforcement play into these calculations? is it just not used because it's hard to predict the distribution?

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Teaching theory's on concrete but not working with it for a year in the field is bad practice. Like a Doctor teaching about it but never doing it. Take a year off and get out there and you will see everything different.

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[@festusajayi8917]

It makes more sense to allow all columns take all vertical loads, leaving the shear walls to take its own weight and lateral load Common sense okay

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