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1 EUROPEAN STANDARD NORME EUROPÉENNE EUROPÄISCHE NORM EN :2004/AC January 2008 Janvier 2008 Januar 2008 ICS ; English version Version Française Deutsche Fassung Eurocode 2: Design of concrete structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings Eurocode 2: Calcul des structures en béton - Partie 1-1: Règles générales et règles pour les bâtiments Eurocode 2: Bemessung und Konstruktion von Stahlbeton- und Spannbetontragwerken - Teil 1-1: Allgemeine Bemessungsregeln und Regeln für den Hochbau This corrigendum becomes effective on 16 January 2008 for incorporation in the three official language versions of the EN. Ce corrigendum prendra effet le 16 janvier 2008 pour incorporation dans les trois versions linguistiques officielles de la EN. Die Berichtigung tritt am 16.Januar 2008 zur Einarbeitung in die drei offiziellen Sprachfassungen der EN in Kraft. EUROPEAN COMMITTEE FOR STANDARDIZATION COMITÉ EUROPÉEN DE NORMALISATION EUROPÄISCHES KOMITEE FÜR NORMUNG Management Centre: rue de Stassart, 36 B-1050 Brussels 2008 CEN All rights of exploitation in any form and by any means reserved worldwide for CEN national Members. Tous droits d'exploitation sous quelque forme et de quelque manière que ce soit réservés dans le monde entier aux membres nationaux du CEN. Alle Rechte der Verwertung, gleich in welcher Form und in welchem Verfahren, sind weltweit den nationalen Mitgliedern von CEN vorbehalten. Ref. No.:EN :2004/AC:2008 D/E/F
2 English version National annex for EN Page 13 - replace: 6.8.6(2) 6.8.6(3). Page 13 - replace: J.1(3) J.1(2). SECTION 1 GENERAL Under 1.2.2, Other reference standards, replace: EN ISO 17760: EN ISO (all parts): Permitted welding process for reinforcement Welding Welding of reinforcing steel. SECTION 3 MATERIALS In Table 3.1, 9 th row, last column replace: 0,31 ε c1 ( ) = 0.7 f cm < 2,8 0,31 ε c1 ( ) = 0,7 f cm 2,8. In (4) replace: ϕk (,t 0 ) ϕnl (,t 0 ). 2
3 In (4) replace: σ 0 k σ is the stress-strength ratio f ( t ) k σ is the stress-strength ratio f ( t ) characteristic concrete. c c cm σ 0, where σ c is the compressive stress and f ck (t 0 ) is the ck In (2) replace in the Note: Values of ( f f t y) Values of k ( f f t y) k and. = and.. k In (2)P replace: with EN ISO with EN ISO In (2) replace in point a): γ s γ. S In Figure 3.8 replace: γ s γ. S In (9) replace: applies applies.. In Figure 3.10 replace: γ s γ. S 3
4 SECTION 4 DURABILITY AND COVER TO REINFORCEMENT In (4) replace: minimum cover nominal cover. SECTION 5 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Under General requirements delete Clause (5) and renumber the subsequent clauses as follows: "(6)P" into "(5)P", "(7)" into "(6)" and "(8)" into "(7)". In 5.2 (5) replace: l is the length or height [m], see (4) l is the length or height [m], see (6). Correct Figure 5.1 a2) as follows: 4
5 In (2) replace: In region of yield hinges, x u /d shall not In region of yield hinges, x u /d should not. In (3) replace: Expressions (3.14) and (Figure 3.8) Expressions (3.14) and (Figure 3.8). In (3) replace in Expression (5.20) and in the Note: γ ce γ. CE In (2) replace: as compared with (2). as compared with (1).. In (1) replace: moments resulting from a linear analysis, namely: moments resulting from a first order analysis, namely:. In (1) replace: (see also 5.8.5(4)). (see also (3)).. In (2) replace: Differing first order end moments M 01 and M 02 may be. For members without loads applied between their ends, differing first order end moments M 01 and M 02 may be.. 5
6 In (3) replace: and if the relative eccentricities e y /h and e z /b (see figure 5.7) satisfy and if the relative eccentricities e y /h eq and e z /b eq (see figure 5.8) satisfy. In (2) replace: the maximum prestressing force P max may be increased to k 3 f p0,1k (e.g. for the maximum prestressing force P max may be increased to k 3 f p0,1k A p (e.g. for. In (1) replace in the Note: (see Annex D) (see and Annex D). In (4) replace in the Note: HPDE HDPE. In (2) in Expression (5.46) replace: I c I c. In (2) replace: E p is the modulus of elasticity for the prestressing steel, see 3.3.3(9) E p is the modulus of elasticity for the prestressing steel, see (2). SECTION 6 ULTIMATE LIMIT STATES (ULS) In 6.1 (5) replace: concentric loading (e/h<0,1), such concentric loading (e d /h < 0,1), such. 6
7 In (5) replace: (see Expression (6.8)). (see Expression (6.1)).. In (1) replace: N Ed is the axial for compression). The influence on N E may be ignored. N Ed is the axial for compression). The influence on N Ed may be ignored.. In (1) replace: the longitudinal tensile force due to shear defined in (3). the longitudinal tensile force due to shear defined in (7).. In (5) replace: (e.g. for uniformly distributed loading) the shear reinforcement in any length increment l = z(cot θ + cot α) may be (e.g. for uniformly distributed loading applied at the top) the shear reinforcement in any length increment l = z(cot θ ) may be. In (6) replace: Where the web contains grouted ducts Where the web contains grouted metal ducts. In (8) replace: The value V Ed calculated without reduction by β, should however always satisfy Expression (6.5). The value V Ed calculated without reduction by β, should however always be less than V Rd,max, see Expression (6.9).. Replace the title of paragraph 6.2.4: Shear between web and flanges of T-sections Shear between web and flanges. 7
8 In (2) replace: following examples: Very smooth: a surface cast against steel, plastic or specially prepared wooden moulds: c = 0,25 and µ = 0,5 Smooth: a slipformed or extruded surface, or a free surface left without further treatment after vibration: c = 0,35 and µ = 0,6 Rough: a surface with at least 3 mm roughness at about 40 mm spacing, achieved by raking, exposing of aggregate or other methods giving an equivalent behaviour: c = 0,45 and µ = 0,7 following examples: Very smooth: a surface cast against steel, plastic or specially prepared wooden moulds: c = 0,025 to 0,10 and µ = 0,5 Smooth: a slipformed or extruded surface, or a free surface left without further treatment after vibration: c = 0,20 and µ = 0,6 Rough: a surface with at least 3 mm roughness at about 40 mm spacing, achieved by raking, exposing of aggregate or other methods giving an equivalent behaviour: c = 0,40 and µ = 0,7. In (4) replace: where ν follows from (6) and α c from Expression (6.9) where ν follows from (6) and α cw from Expression (6.9). In (11) correct Figure 6.18 as follows: " r cont,ext rcont,ext rcont,int rcont,int d θ d H θ d h H θ θ h H B A d H θ = 26,6 l H > 2h H c l > 2h H H A - basic control sections for circular columns B - loaded area A load Figure Slab with enlarged column head where l H > 2(d + h H )". 8
9 In (2) replace: v Ed < v Rd,max v Ed v Rd,max and v Ed < v Rd,c v Ed v Rd,c. In (3) replace Equation (6.40): W = 1 0 u i edl W i u i = 0 edl. In (3) replace after Equation (6.42): where D is the diameter of the circular column where D is the diameter of the circular column e is the eccentricity of the applied load e = M Ed / V Ed. In (4) replace after Equation (6.45): the eccentricity e should be measured from the centroid of the control perimeter. the distance e should be measured from the centroid axis of the control perimeter.. In (2) replace in Equation (6.50): ρ ρ l. In (6) replace: and (3.25) with σ Rd,max k 4 ν f cd if for all three directions and (3.25) with an upper limit σ Rd,max k 4 ν f cd if for all three directions. In (9) replace: in accordance with
10 in accordance with In (3) replace in Expression (6.71): γ s,fat γ. S,fat In (1) replace: For welded reinforcing bars under frequent load combined with the basic For welded reinforcing bars under frequent cyclic load combined with the basic. In (2) replace: above verification may be carried out using the Frequent load above verification may be carried out using the frequent load. SECTION 7 SERVICEABILITY LIMIT STATES (SLS) In 7.2 (5) replace: Unacceptable cracking or deformation For the appearance unacceptable cracking or deformation. In (5) replace: A limiting calculated crack width, w max, taking into account A limiting value, w max, for the calculated crack width, w k, taking into account. In (5) in Note 1 of Table 7.1N replace: this limit is set to guarantee acceptable appearance. In the absence this limit is set to give generally acceptable appearance. In the absence. 10
11 In (2) in Note 1 of Table 7.2N replace: h cr = 0,5; (h-d) = h cr = 0,5h ; (h-d) =. In (2) in Note 1 of Table 7.2N replace: k = 1,0 k 4 = 1,0. In (3) replace: or a suitable simplification (see 7.3.3(2)) assuming pure tension or a suitable simplification assuming pure tension. In (5) replace: detailing rules given in 9.22, 9.2.3, and are observed. detailing rules given in 9.22, 9.2.3, and are observed.. In (3) replace Equation (7.13): = ( + ) 2 k ε ε ε k = ( ε + ε ) ( ε ) In (2) replace: ρ 0 is the reference reinforcement ratio = f ck 10-3 ρ 0 is the reference reinforcement ratio = 10-3 f ck. In (5) replace: ϕ (,t 0 ) is the creep coefficient relevant for the load and time interval (see 3.1.3) ϕ (,t 0 ) is the creep coefficient relevant for the load and time interval (see 3.1.4). 11
12 SECTION 8 DETAILING OF REINFORCEMENT AND PRESTRESSING TENDONS GENERAL In 8.3 (2) in the Note of Table 8.1N replace: in accordance with pren ISO Annex B in accordance with EN ISO Annex B. In (2) correct figure 8.1 a) as follows: a) Basic tension anchorage length, l b, for any shape measured along the centreline In (3) replace: the basic anchorage length, l b, and the design the basic required anchorage length, l b,rqd, and the design. In (1) in Equation (8.6) replace: l b,min > max{0,3l b,rqd; 10 φ; 100 mm} l b,min max{0,3l b,rqd; 10 φ; 100 mm}. In (1) in Equation (8.7) replace: l b,min > max{0,6l b,rqd; 10 φ; 100 mm} l b,min max{0,6l b,rqd; 10 φ; 100 mm}. 12
13 In 8.6 (5) replace: If two welded cross bars with a minimum spacing of φt are used, the anchorage length given by If two welded cross bars with a minimum spacing of φt are used, the anchorage capacity given by. In (1) in Equation (8.11) replace: l 0,min > max{0,3 α 6 l b,rqd ; 15 φ; 200 mm} l 0,min max{0,3 α 6 l b,rqd ; 15 φ; 200 mm}. In (3) replace: Where the diameter, φ, of the lapped bars is greater than or equal to 20 mm, the transverse reinforcement should have a total area, A st (sum of all legs Where the diameter, φ, of the lapped bars is greater than or equal to 20 mm, the transverse reinforcement should have a total area, A st (sum of all legs. In 8.8 (4) replace: or where the stress is not greater than 80% or where the reinforcement stress is not greater than 80 %. In (2) correct Figure 8.12 as follows: " l b, rqd 1,3 l b, rqd A Fs A A - A ". Figure Anchorage of widely staggered bars in a bundle In (1) replace: f ctd (t) is the design tensile value of strength at time of release; f ctd (t) = α ct 0,7 f ctm (t) / γc (see also (8) and (2)P) f ctd (t) is the design tensile value of strength at time of release; f ctd (t) = α ct 0,7 f ctm (t) / γ C (see also (9) and (2)P). 13
14 In (4) replace: see Figure 8.17: see Figure 8.16:. Replace the title of Anchorage of tensile force for the ultimate limit state Anchorage of tendons for the ultimate limit state. In (1) replace: the effect of shear according to 6.2.3(6); see also the effect of shear according to 6.2.3(7); see also. SECTION 9 DETAILING OF MEMBERS AND PARTICULAR RULES In (1) replace: The area of bottom reinforcement provided at supports with little The area of bottom reinforcement provided at end supports with little. In (2) replace: The tensile force to be anchored may be determined according to 6.2.3(6) (members The tensile force to be anchored may be determined according to 6.2.3(7) (members. In (2) replace Equation (9.3): F E = V Ed. a l / z + N Ed F Ed = V Ed. a l / z + N Ed. In (1) replace: the design model shown in may be used. the design model shown in may be used.. 14
15 In (3) replace: Bored piles with diameters not exceeding h 1 should be provided with a minimum longitudinal reinforcement area A s,bpmin. Bored piles should be provided with a minimum longitudinal reinforcement A s,bpmin related to pile cross section A c. NOTE The values of A s,bpmin and the associated A c for use in a country may be found in its national annex. The recommended values are given in Table 9.6N. This reinforcement should be distributed along the periphery of the section.". In (2) replace Equation (9.15): F tie,per = l i q 1 q 2 F tie,per = l i q 1 Q 2. In (2) replace in the Note: q 2 Q 2. In (4) replace Equation (9.16): F tie = (l 1 + l 2 )/ 2 q 3 q 4 F tie = q 3 (l 1 + l 2 )/ 2 q 4. SECTION 10 ADDITIONAL RULES FOR PRECAST CONCRETE ELEMENTS AND STRUCTURES In (3) replace: f cm (t), may be estimated from Expression (3.3) in which f cm (t), may be estimated from Expression (3.1) in which. 15
16 Under Prestressing Steel correct the numbering of heading: Technological properties of prestressing steel Technological properties of prestressing steel. In (1) replace: α C is the linear coefficient of thermal expansion for concrete (see 3.1.2) α C is the linear coefficient of thermal expansion for concrete (see 3.1.3(5)). In (2) replace: The lap length according to 8.6 should be increased The lap length according to 8.7 should be increased. SECTION 11 LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATE CONCRETE STRUCTURES In (1P) replace: In EN lightweight aggregate is classified In EN lightweight aggregate concrete is classified. In Table , 12 th row, last column replace ε lcu2u ε lc2 ε lcu2 ε lc2 In (1P) replace (2 occurrences): γ c γ C (upper case "C"). In (1P) replace: where γ c is the partial safety factor for concrete, see , and where γ C is the partial safety factor for concrete, see , and. 16
17 In (2P) replace (2 occurrences): γ c γ C (upper case "C"). In replace in the Note: For light weight concrete the value of θ plast, as shown in Figure 5.6N, should be multiplied by a factor εlc2u/εc2u. For light weight concrete the value of θ pl,d as shown in Figure 5.6N, should be multiplied by a factor εlcu2/εcu2.. In (1) replace Equation (11.6.2): V lrdc = [.] (v l,min + k 1 σ cp )b w d V lrdc = [.] (η 1 v l,min + k 1 σ cp )b w d. In (1) replace in the Note: 0,15/ γ c 0,15/ γ C (upper case "C"). In (1) replace in the Note: vl,min is 0,30 k 3/2 f 1/2 ck vl,min is 0,028 k 3/2 f 1/2 ck. In (1) replace in the Note: and that k 1 is 0.15 and that for k 1 is 0,15. In (1) replace caption of Table N: Table N: Values of v l,min for given values of d and f ck Table N: Values of v l,min for given values of d and f lck. 17
18 In (1) replace in Table N (2 nd row): f ck (MPa) f lck (MPa). In (1) replace in Table N (6 th row 2 nd column): In (1) replace Equation (11.6.6N): ν 1 = 0,5 η 1 (1- f lck /250) ν 1 = 0,5 (1- f lck /250). In (2) replace: ρ 1 ρ l. In (1) replace: for normal density concrete given in to avoid for normal density concrete given in 8.3 to avoid. In (1) replace: with f lctd = f lctk,0.05 /γ c. with f lctd = f lctk,0.05 /γ C.. SECTION 12 PLAIN AND LIGHTLY REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES In (2) replace in Equation (12.1): f = α f γ ctd ct ctk,0.05 c f = α f γ. ctd, pl ct, pl ctk,0.05 C 18
19 In (3) replace in Equation n (12.2): f cd f cd,pl. In (3) replace: where: ηf cd where: ηf cd,pl is the design effective compressive is the design effective compressive. In (2) and in Equation (12.7) replace: f cd f cd,pl (3 occurrences). In (2) and in Equations (12.5), (12.6), (12.7), replace: f ctd f ctd,pl (7 occurrences). In (3) replace: f ctd f ctd,pl. In (1) replace in Equation (12.10): f cd f cd,pl. In (1) replace Equation (12.11): Φ = (1,14 (1-2e tot /h w ) - 0,02 l o /h w (1-2 e tot /h w ) Φ = 1,14 (1-2e tot /h w ) - 0,02 l o /h w (1-2 e tot /h w ). 19
20 In (1) replace Equation (12.13): 0,85 h a F ( 9σ gd fctd) 0,85 h a F ( 3σ gd fctd, pl). In (1) replace: f ctd f ctd,pl. ANNEX A MODIFICATION OF PARTIAL FACTORS FOR MATERIALS In A.2.1 (1) replace: γ s,red1 γ S,red1 (upper case "S"). In A.2.1 (1) in the Note of Table A.1 replace: γ s,red1 γ S,red1 (upper case "S"). In A.2.1 (2) and in the Note replace: γ c,red1 γ C,red1 (upper case "C"). In A.2.2 (1) and in the Note replace: γ s,red2 γ S,red2 (upper case "S"). 20
21 In A.2.2 (1) and in the Note replace: γ c,red2 γ C,red2 (upper case "C"). In A.2.2 (2) and in the Note replace: γ c,red3 γ C,red3 (upper case "C"). In A.2.3 (1) replace: γ c γ C (upper case "C"). In A.2.3 (1) and in the Note replace: γ c,red4 γ C,red4 (upper case "C"). In A.3.2 (1) replace: γ s,pcred γ S,pcred (upper case "S"). In A.3.2 (1) replace: γ c,pcred γ C,pcred (upper case "C"). 21
22 ANNEX C PROPERTIES OF REINFORCEMENT SUITABLE FOR USE WITH THIS EUROCODE In C.1 (1) in the text after Table C.2N replace: the bond stresses shall satisfy the recommended the bond stresses should satisfy the recommended. In C.1 (3) replace: - the individual values of yield strength f yk and ε uk should be greater than - the individual values of yield strength f y and ε u should be greater than. In C.1 (3) in Table C.3N 3 rd row, 1 st column replace: K k. 22
23 In C.3 (1P) replace: specified for bending in Table 8.1 of this Eurocode. specified for bending in Table 8.1N of this Eurocode.. ANNEX D DETAILED CALCULATION METHOD FOR PRESTRESSING STEEL RELAXATION LOSSES In D.1 (4) replace: given by Expression (3.31), becomes: given by Expression (3.29), becomes:. ANNEX E INDICATIVE STRENGTH CLASSES FOR DURABILITY In E.1 (2) replace: calculation of minimum reinforcement according to and and crack calculation of minimum reinforcement according to and and crack. ANNEX I ANALYSIS OF FLAT SLABS AND SHEAR WALLS In I.1.3 (2) replace: to edge of columns given in should be applied. to edge of columns given in I.1.2 (5) should be applied.. 23
24 ANNEX J DETAILING RULES FOR PARTICULAR SITUATIONS In J.1 (2) in the Note replace: (see figure 9.7). (see Figure J.1).. 24
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