2014
DOI: 10.14393/19834071.2014.26852
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Análise numérica de blocos sobre duas estacas com cálice embutido submetido à ação de força horizontal

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“…For the parametric studies about the influence of embedded length (4.3) and wall thickness (4.4) on the reinforcement of the socket base was chosen the cross section 40x40 cm 2 for the column and the loads applied of the case studies from Table 4. First, it is analyzed the case study 1 under the influence of the increase of the embedded length, due it is the only of cases with oblique flexion.…”
Section: Influence Of the Embedded Length (ℓ Emb )mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For the parametric studies about the influence of embedded length (4.3) and wall thickness (4.4) on the reinforcement of the socket base was chosen the cross section 40x40 cm 2 for the column and the loads applied of the case studies from Table 4. First, it is analyzed the case study 1 under the influence of the increase of the embedded length, due it is the only of cases with oblique flexion.…”
Section: Influence Of the Embedded Length (ℓ Emb )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reinforcement must be disposed also in the other 3 walls centers. Figure 14 shows the abacuses for the calculation of the reinforcement of the socket base considering the wall thickness equal to 15 cm, the section of the column of 25 x 25 cm 2 and concrete with strength of 25 MPa. The abacus concerning the calculation of the main horizontal reinforcement is shown in Figure 14a, where it is observed the minimum necessary reinforcement for each embedded length displayed in red, and that the main horizontal reinforcement is a direct function of the intensity of upper resultant force.…”
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