lpile

• Jan 16, 2020

• #2

r13

Civil/Environmental

Oct 26, 2019

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Lpile will provide compression capacity and moment demand, from that you can calculate the required steel.

 

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• Jan 16, 2020

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5747hazel

Structural

Dec 28, 2019

43

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thanks. what do you use to check or calc the reinforcing for the circular section?

 

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• Jan 16, 2020

• #4

r13

Civil/Environmental

Oct 26, 2019

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I used to use PCACol. I don't know if it still available or not. But there are many programs can do that.

 

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• Jan 16, 2020

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5747hazel

Structural

Dec 28, 2019

43

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I think pca col can thanks

 

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• Jan 16, 2020

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5747hazel

Structural

Dec 28, 2019

43

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that was what I have been using. I am kind of semi retired. can't believe I forgot pca col.

 

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• Jan 16, 2020

• #7

azcats

Structural

Oct 17, 1999

701

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LPile 2019 will calculate nominal moments for circular RC sections.

If you want to do it outside of LPile there are some spreadsheets out there.

I've messed with:
[ul]
[li]'ShortCol' from yakpol.net[/li]
[li]'CrossSectionAnalysis_V0403' from Robert Niall at rmniall.com[/li]
[/ul]

But LPile is my go to anymore.

 

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• Jan 16, 2020

• #8

r13

Civil/Environmental

Oct 26, 2019

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If you have access to CRSI handbook, that will help too.

 

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