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CIVILERA channel helps students of civil engineering and other civil engineers aspiring to be structural engineers to easily understand basic concepts of civil & structural engineering.
We cover civil design courses concentrating on ETABS tutorials and staad pro training.
These structural engineering courses are complete and we offer online etabs training and online staad pro training.
The content in the structural design courses are updated constantly based on the doubts you post.
We teach you 100 % abiding to codes of practice and prepares you to be ethical and technically sound.
Minimum eccentricity of columns - Is your column design correct?
Understanding of minimum eccentricity of columns is important for correct design of columns
Young engineers have a lot of confusion in Design of columns.
Can I design in ETABS, Why is ETABS giving more reinforcement and so on.
There are many more.
In this video I will cover 2 points pertaining to the eccentricity of columns.
An important point on the load to be considered
An important code provision that is not carefully understood.
Please see the video and comment if you like it. Ask me your questions.
If you like to learn these points that matters most in economising your building structural design, consider my mentoring program👇🏽
course.civilera.com/f/sd-and-cm-lp-1
Young engineers have a lot of confusion in Design of columns.
Can I design in ETABS, Why is ETABS giving more reinforcement and so on.
There are many more.
In this video I will cover 2 points pertaining to the eccentricity of columns.
An important point on the load to be considered
An important code provision that is not carefully understood.
Please see the video and comment if you like it. Ask me your questions.
If you like to learn these points that matters most in economising your building structural design, consider my mentoring program👇🏽
course.civilera.com/f/sd-and-cm-lp-1
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Thank you for this info. Very clear explanation.
Thanks for the comment. And nice to know you liked this
Excellent points raised, highlighting pertinent considerstions to be undertaken. Thank you!
You are welcome.
Excellent work 🖤♥️🖤🏆👑⭐🟥
great Nice to know you liked
where is the blog pl ?
www.civilera.com/blog
Thank you for this informative video. Could you provide the reinforcement detail in the continuous beam of different widths ?
Please join my group and ask there. When free will sketch for you www.civilera.com/contact-us
THANK YOU
Hello I am not a civil engineer , I m trying to build a car garage with a swimming pool on top of the garage , the garage is 10m x 6m garage with a swimming pool of 8m x 5m and 1.5m depth with six footing and pillars, what size of footing should I use to be on the safe size, thank you
Please consult a Structural Engineer in your area and explain and get this designed.
I would really like to use the report for reference how can I get it!?
Contact me on www.civilera.com/contact-us what do you do by the way
Well explained
Nice to know you liked the video 🙂
sir if we provide more than max. Reinforcement, is there any problem? in beams, we have over/under reinforced, but in columns, no such things?na?
It should not be creating congestion
Thank you Sir a ton! Please do more of such videos.
sure :-) Glad that you liked it
Sir, can it also be attributed to the fact that in engineered buildings, factors of safety (F.O.S) have been included in the loads and material strength and that in non-engineered buildings the mistri has coincidentally ended up with a design which just satisfies the load and moment requirements excluding the F.O.S?
yes. but they are not even designing.
Hi. Thanks for the video. There are situation where we have to put the Longer Bar as B1 and the Shorter Bar as Distribution/B2 bars for example if there is a cantilever adjoined to the longer direction. I will greatly appreciate if you can talk more about this? Thanks.
B1 need not be always short even in normal slabs. It is dependent on many things. In site it is not practical in a large building as adjacent slabs may have different orientation. For your cantilever question, see if this video has any info th-cam.com/video/8GPx8ZIrZCM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9LUZqg4tTEkJIciA
Fantastic
thanks great to know you liked it
excellent
Thanks for the comment and nice to know you liked it 🙂 What do you do? Are you in my community?
kindly share the report
done
Thanks I was little confused, watching ur Video helped me.
Great to know the video helped you. What do you do? You are a civil engineer or were looking for a solution while building your own?
Sir, how can access your pdf
What is your name. What do you do?
@@CIVILERABangalore I am a student👦📖🎒 , tomorrow is my presentation on soil machines
@@Updatedknowledge9 I asked you name. Tell me that + Your email. WA number and the college.
What if the column comes in the middle fo the tank
Better to avoid. If un avoidable, do proper water proofing and load take down as needed
Dear Sir, do you have courses in Udemy ?
I have my own portal and it is course.civilera.com
What is the course fee
we have many programs. I suggest you check course.civilera.com for basic courses and contact me for mentoring
2:16 Hello sir, Will the load coming from rcc walls and slab of the tank not affect the footing as its density is higher than that of soil?
@@mohammedsafwaan9525 Use logic and simple calculations Note 2 points 1) The density difference is minor 2) Even if concrete is denser, we are replacing quite a lot of soil with water. so water is less dense. You can calculate total weight of soil and compare with that of rcc tank + water.
Nice Video. I just wanted to ask, when you mean reinforcement at Top is usually required for depth 1000mm, I'm assuming you mean embedment depth or just the member thickness of 1000mm? Or both scenarios?
Total thickness of section
Nice explanation
Thanks
Thank you so much Sir for the knowledge
hey nice to know you liked it
sir, i have an question in column design. After analyzing the column ,moment are high in top storey(mx,my value) while compare to bottom storey and at the same time the Pu value is high on bottom storey while compared to top storey . which value (PU ,Mx and My ) should take while designing a column
You need to design each level of column separately Also note that you will have 26 combinations for design. Why don't you make use of our republic day offer and learn from the course? You can find it in the link below course.civilera.com/courses/etabs-superstructure?coupon=OFFER2022 Are you in my groups and emails?
Thanks sir for this valuable video. Sir ,please make detail video on eccentricity of Column due to reduce size of upper floor column, and eccentricity due to unequal load (due to unequal beam span around column). Which eccentricity should take account.
I am not a fan of reducing size. You cannot generate it unless you apply it
This is really an eye opener. Thank you.
Hi all, you can use this tool to automate this Pier and Spandrel labelling in few clicks, watch this th-cam.com/video/zc1DxOdmh0Q/w-d-xo.html
Nice information. But you didn't explain why minimum reinforcement is provided at the top. Yes, it is in the code but what is the function of the top rebars? And why top rebars are not required for sections of thickness<1m?
It is understood. When the section is thicker, chances of cracking are more. IS has decided it for over 1m. Same is different for BS. You can check the crack width calculations in these codes
How we will come to know about the "concrete area required to resist direct stress" in etabs, if the column is oversized?
ETABS will not show this. You need to check all your columns that shows up as 0.8%
Well explained and a good refresher. Thanks for throwing some light on this topic again!
Happy to see you liked it 🙂
Hi sir, how do we know if there's eccentricity moment because in etabs, it considers all the members are connected to each other to the centre line,?
That is a different point all together. Here we are talking about ''minimum'' eccentricity moment and this will be calculated by software based on the clause I have mentioned in the video
Which model is more accurate, membrane or thin shell ???
shell thin will be.
@@CIVILERABangalore could you tell me why ???
@@zuberibrahimsultan8771 Should be in the video. Membrane will replicate Yield line theory behavior and shells would do stiffness based
@@CIVILERABangalore got it. And thanks
Sir truly amazing
hey thanks for your kind words 🙂
Hi can someone suggest the best book fir RCC DESIGN, thanks in Advance
Text books are rarely useful for a comprehensive learning. Any ways, you can refer Professor PC Varghese's book or that by Prof Pillai and Menon or Dr Subramaniyom
B. C. Punmia
The behavioral change of the structure was well exhibited when the support positions were altered, excellent video for the beginners👍.
Glad you liked it! I tried to explain some thing different which will be beneficial for beginners :-)
Very informative. Thank you sir.
Nice to know you liked it 🙂
In rc structural wall system can we model the beam instead of spandrel for high rise building as per is code??
Depends on the size and location of beams. Are you referring to Mivan shuttering system
The explanation is really very beautiful.
Hey thanks for your comment. Happy you enjoyed the video. Are you in my group?
Can anyone please provide me with an example of safe where it is possible to create isolated footing without a top reinforcement......!??!! Small large size doesn't matter just create one isolated footing in safe where top reinforcement is not required.......!!!
Generally Top rebars are not needed in Isolated footing if it is designed as a singly reinforced section. It is advisable to design as a singly reinforced section. So if you do that, the only need of top rebar in isolated footing is when the depth is more than 1000mm as per IS 456.
@@CIVILERABangalore i am using less than 1000 mm depth, even when forces is low..... there is no way where i can get zero reinforcement in top (with design strip or in FEM method) while checking for reinforcement after design in SAFE......here i am not talking about manual design....
@@vasubhadania Am sorry. I cannot understand you. 1000mm bars your won't get any where. I meant the depth. Manual or software, you don't need top rebars unless it is doubly reinforced due to lack of adequate depth
@@CIVILERABangalore sorry i actually ment 1000 mm depth.....i am trying safe because safe can also be used for combined footing..... While using safe there will always be top reinfo.... I want to resolve that.... In short i am trying to get no top reinforcement in safe but why is there always top reinforcement.....i want to know that reason..!!!
@@vasubhadania You are perhaps over using SAFE. You just analyse and zone the forces and dont use the design oprion
th-cam.com/video/D2i693J40dQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FXb5i7URnB2ytERj
Explained very well. Thank you for sharing the knowledge
Thanks for the comment and great to know you liked it
@@CIVILERABangalore welcome sir. Keep uploading such videos, sir.
Hello, such an informative video. I want to know how you will determine if etabs use the gross area or the tributary area for the steel reinforcements calculation. Thank you
Thanks a lot for your comments. Am a little concerned about your question as I feel that your understanding is slightly different. The tributary area comes in to picture when you calculate the load. Am not 100% sure what you meant though. The comparison wrt rebar area is gross area vs required area to take the actual axial stress.
So tributary area is the area where the load is acting if I'm right so it's different from the actual area or?
Am not sure of your question @@ramonbaccomperi7871
Please I will like to know the meaning of tributary area.
@@ramonbaccomperi7871 See this video th-cam.com/video/LFpST17F5Bk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nt64sgUYbO2Z84h2 I have mentioned about an area in this
Sir could you please make an vedeos on side face reinforcement for beams
Let me try 🙂What do you do now?
@@CIVILERABangaloresir now I am working as design engineer.
ok which one and location
@@CIVILERABangalore Bangalore Sir
Great video
thanks for your comment
All videos are very informative, and nothing is coppied as pleples use to do, its your hard earned experience 🙏🙏
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I found a great channel with a great teacher,Thanks u very muchs sir.
Thank you :-) Please spread a word about the channel in your circles You can also subscribe here for regular updates and joining group www.civilera.com/contact-us
Great information regarding IS456 . But if column is part of LLRS means ,column to be designed for ductility for seismic loading as per is13920 , in that case also can we reduce pt <0.8%,as ductile column most of the time governs by Axial failure(0.4fck)for seismic cominations. As i have obserevd while treating ductile column against above mentioned Axial check we need to increase column size tremendoulsy and also at the same time need to provide minimum 0.8%pt.therefore if in this case we can even give 0.1 %pt against 1.5DL+1.5LL .
See, this point is when you get a min steel as an end result. For ductility, there are many criteria including the strong column and weak beam! If you have rightly sized, the chances of getting such a condition of min steel is rare in large projects. But the world is not just with large projects, we do also have smaller projects. There are quite a lot of engineers who in the search of knowledge miss to remember the fact that there is a huge amount of clients looking to solve simple issues economically. I have a large number of audience on YT who are looking to freelance on their own and they do smaller projects. The motto is to enable engineers to do economically but at the same time with no compromises.
Thank you.