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           Table 1: Design material and geometric parameters of test specimens

            BEAM     SPECIMEN     f ck  , MPa  f           ' c  , MPa  f yl  , MPa  ρ st  ( %)  ρ cs  (%)  f yv ,  MPa  S v ,  mm   ρ sv  (%)  a / d
             SET
                     L500-ST500     35       28       500       1.8      0.6       500      170      0.40      1.05
             Set-I
                     L500-ST550     35       28       500       1.8      0.6       550      190      0.37      1.05
                     L500-ST600     35       28       500       1.8      0.6       600      205      0.34      1.05
                     L550-ST500     50       40       550       1.8      0.3       500      165      0.41      1.05
            Set-II
                     L550-ST550     50       40       550       1.8      0.3       550      180      0.38      1.10
                     L550-ST600     50       40       550       1.8      0.3       600      200      0.35      1.70
           Note: f ck = Characteristic cube compressive strength; f ' c  = Characteristic cylinder compressive strength; f yl  = Nominal yield strength of longitudinal steel;

           f yv  = Nominal yield strength of shear stirrups; ρ st  = Percentage of longitudinal tension steel (A st  / bd); ρ sc  = Percentage of longitudinal compression steel

           (A sc /bd); ρ sv  = Percentage of shear stirrups (A sv  /bs v ); A st  = Area of longitudinal tension steel; A sc  = Area of longitudinal compression steel; A sv  = Area of shear
           stirrups; S v  = Longitudinal of shear stirrups; b = Width of beam (230 mm); d = Effective depth of beam (255 mm); a = Shear span.
           Table 2: Design and observed shear strengths of test specimens
           SPECIMENS             ACI 318-19  [3]             IS: 456 (2000)  [2]    V exp   TOTAL LOAD   MODE OF FAILURE
                                                                                    (kN)     (kN)
                          V c     V s    V n    V ns   V c     V s    V n    V ns
                          (kN)   (kN)   (kN)   (kN)    (kN)   (kN)   (kN)   (kN)
           L500-ST500    40.9    88.0   128.9  77.3    47.9  102.0   149.9  90.0   517.0    1034.0    Diagonal shear

           L500-ST550    40.9    86.6   127.5  76.5    47.9  100.4   148.3  89.0   530.0    1060.0    Diagonal shear
           L500-ST600    40.9    87.5   128.5  77.1    47.9  101.5   149.4  89.7   536.0    1072.0    Diagonal shear
           L550-ST500    48.9    90.6   139.6  83.8    49.1  105.1   154.2  92.5   544.0    1088.0   Shear-compression
           L550-ST550    48.9    91.4   140.3  84.2    49.1  106.0   155.1  93.0   520.5    1040.0   Shear-compression
           L550-ST600    48.9    89.7   138.6  83.2    49.1  104.1   153.2  91.9   346.5    693.0        Flexure
           Notes: V c  = Design shear strength of concrete; V s  = Design shear strength of stirrups; V n  =Design shear strength; V ns  = Shear strength at
           service load; V exp  =Observed shear strength

           summarizes the design shear strengths of test specimens. All   20 mm. Silica fume and Glenium super-plasticizer were used in
           specimens of in a particular set had nearly similar design shear   the M50 grade concrete mix. The cube compressive strength
           strengths. It is worth mentioning that the design shear strengths   of concrete was determined from standard 150 mm size cubes,
           computed using IS: 456 (2000)  provisions were higher by about   which were cast from each beam set and cured at the same
                                    [2]
           10-15 % as compared to those using ACI 318-19  provisions.  conditions as the beams. The measured mean cube compressive
                                                  [3]
                                                                  strength of M50 grade concrete on the day of testing of the
           3.2  Material properties                               specimen was noted in the range of 60-64 MPa (cylinder
                                                                  compressive strengths = 48-51 MPa). Similarly, the average cube
           All specimens were prepared using Ordinary Portland Cement,   compressive strength of M35 grade concrete was found to be
           river sand, and granite aggregate of maximum size limited to   42 MPa (cylinder compressive strength = 33.6 MPa ). Table 3

          Table 3: Comparison of specified material properties of reinforcement bars

           BAR TYPE/DESIGNATION     BAR SIZE     Min. f y  , MPa   Max. f y  , MPa   Min. f u  , MPa   f u  / f y    Min. ε su  ( %)
           ASTM A706 (Grade 80)     10-20 mm         550           675           690          ≥1.25         12.0
           ASTM A615 (Grade 80)     10-20 mm         550            -            690          ≥1.10          7.0
           IS: 1786 (2008) (Fe-500D)  All sizes      500            -            565          ≥1.10         16.0

           IS: 1786 (2008) (Fe-550D)  All sizes      550            -            600          ≥1.08         14.5
           IS: 1786 (2008) (Fe-600)  All sizes       600            -            660          ≥1.06         10.0
          Notes: f y  = Tensile yield strength; f u  = Tensile strength;  ε su  = Elongation; – = not measured item


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