1. A reinforced concrete tied column carries an axial dead load of 650 KN and axial live load of 800 KN fc' = 28 MPa and fy = 400 MPa. Compute the (a) smallest dimension of the tied column if the steel ratio is 2% (b) number of 20 mm diameter bars. (c) clear spacing between the longitudinal bars if hooptie diameter i1 10 mm with a clear cover of 40 mm. (d) spacing of 10 mm diameter ties

1. A reinforced concrete tied column carries an axial dead load of 650 KN and axial live load of 800 KN fc' = 28 MPa and fy = 400 MPa. Compute the (a) smallest dimension of the tied column if the steel ratio is 2% (b) number of 20 mm diameter bars. (c) clear spacing between the longitudinal bars if hooptie diameter i1 10 mm with a clear cover of 40 mm. (d) spacing of 10 mm diameter ties

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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