Section & materials
Geometry mm
Materials MPa
Design actions at this section
Negative M: top tension; M ≥ 0: bottom tension. Positive N: compression. External N excludes prestress. V and T are checked by magnitude.
Service actions kNm
Crack control
Crack width is calculated to AS 3600:2018 clause 8.6.2.3 from the short-term cracked section. Creep and shrinkage enter the mean-strain equation.
Reinforcement & PT
Longitudinal bars
Top main reinforcement
LayerNumberBar, mmClear gap, mm
Bottom main reinforcement
LayerNumberBar, mmClear gap, mm
Layer 1 is nearest the face. Clear gap is the vertical distance to the preceding layer. Each main layer stays within the web. Flange bars remain one row at the top layer 1 level, using its diameter.
Shear & torsion links
RC mode: reinforcing bars and stirrups; no prestressing force.
Section preview
Cross-section · dimensions in mm
Reinforcing bar Tendon / strands Stirrup
Section quantities live
Concrete area, Ag—
Total top steel, Ast—
Bottom steel, Asb—
Effective steel depth, top / bottom—
Prestressing steel, Ap—
Jacking force, Pjack—
Transfer / effective force—
Effective P/Ag—
Strand properties: AS 3600:2018 Table 3.3.1. Drawing shows strand bundles schematically inside each duct.
Report identification
Flexure
- Applied moment, M*
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- Design capacity, φMuo
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- φ / kuo
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- Required tension steel
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- Utilisation
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Shear & torsion
- Applied shear, V*
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- Applied torsion, T*
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- Design shear capacity
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- Available torsion capacity
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- Combined utilisation
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Serviceability
- Service moment
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- Uncracked top / bottom stress
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- Transfer top / bottom stress
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- Calculated crack width / limit
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- Crack-width utilisation
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- Steel for crack width, top / bottom
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Detailing
- Minimum strength, Muo,min
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- Horizontal gap / required
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- Vertical gap / required
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- Link spacing limit
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- Longitudinal force check
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- Anchorage / flange interface
- Member check
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Section checks to AS 3600:2018 incorporating Amendment 1, using the supplied reference edition. Effective flange width and prestress losses are user inputs. Check anchorage/development, cover for exposure/fire, flange–web interface shear, side-face reinforcement, member deflection, vibration and construction stages separately.