Answer :
The column calculation moment can be obtained by applying the moment amplification coefficient to the given moments.
a) The column calculation moment can be determined by applying the moment amplification coefficient to the given moments. The column calculation moment, Mcalc is given by
Mcalc = β * (M1 + M2),
where β is the moment amplification coefficient and M1, and M2 are the given moments. By substituting the values,
Mcalc = 0.955 * (210 kNm + 195 kNm),
we can calculate the column calculation moment.
b) To draw the cross-section detail, we need to determine the length of the longitudinal reinforcement, the number of reinforcements, the stirrup diameter, and the spacing. The longitudinal reinforcement area is determined based on the given normal force, Nd, and reinforcement diameter, d'. The number of reinforcements can be calculated by dividing the total longitudinal reinforcement area by the area of a single reinforcement. The stirrup diameter and spacing can be determined based on design requirements and codes. In the given problem, the cross-sectional dimensions, material properties, and chosen reinforcement diameter (As) are not provided. These factors are essential in determining the specific values for the length of longitudinal reinforcement, number of reinforcements, stirrup diameter, and spacing. Therefore, without these specific values, a detailed cross-section detail cannot be provided. It is recommended to consult design guidelines and codes to determine these parameters based on the specific project requirements.
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