Concrete Shear Wall Design

Reinforced concrete structural walls per ACI 318-19. In-plane shear (§11.5.4), axial-flexure P-M interaction by strain compatibility, minimum reinforcement and detailing (§11.6/§11.7), simplified axial strength (§11.5.3) and special boundary-element triggers (§18.10.6) — with the full interaction diagram and demand point. US units (kips, kip·ft, psi, in).

TERCERO TABLADA
Civil & Structural Engineering Inc.
CONCRETE SHEAR WALLACI 318-19 · LRFD
Wall adequatelw 20 ft × 12 in · hw/lw 2.0 · governing: Axial-flexure (Mu/φMn)
69%
In-plane shear — Vu/φVn0.60
Axial-flexure — Mu/φMn0.69
Axial cap — Pu/φPn,max0.14

Axial-flexure interaction Ch. 22 · §11.5.2

φPn,max 5,736φMn (kip·ft) Pu 800, Mu 12,000φPn
φPn,max5,735.8 k0.65·0.80·Po
φMn at Pu17,308.6 k·ft
Demand (Pu, Mu)800.0, 12,000.0 k, k·ft
Ast (total vert.)21.9 in²
Utilisation Mu/φMn0.69

In-plane shear 11.5.4

Acv = h·lw2,880 in²
αc (hw/lw)2.00
Vn1,108.3 k
φVn831.2 kφ = 0.75
Demand Vu500.0 k

Minimum reinforcement §11.6 / §11.7

ρl provided / min0.431 / 0.295%
ρt provided / min0.431 / 0.250%
Curtains required2Vu > 2λ√f′c·Acv; h > 10 in
Max spacing18 in

Simplified axial §11.5.3

φPn (k·lc/32h, k=0.8)3,747.7 kφ = 0.65
Demand Pu800.0 k
Utilisation0.21e ≤ h/6

ACI 318-19 (LRFD). Rectangular structural wall — in-plane shear (§11.5.4), axial-flexure P-M interaction (Ch. 22 strain compatibility), minimum reinforcement (§11.6/§11.7), simplified axial (§11.5.3) and, for special walls, boundary-element triggers (§18.10.6). Diaphragm/collector forces, sliding shear-friction, coupling beams, out-of-plane slenderness and foundation design are not included. Factored demands and δu are user inputs. A licensed P.E. review remains required.