1. A spiral column is 430 mm in diameter and is reinforced with 7- 28 mm bars Grade 415. The spirals are 10 mm in diameter and concrete cover used is 40 mm. If f'c = 28 MPa, and the column has an unsupported length of 2.20 m, what is the safe ultimate load that the column can support using the 2015 NSCP specifications? Neglect moment in the column. Ku = 1.0

1. A spiral column is 430 mm in diameter and is reinforced with 7- 28 mm bars Grade 415. The spirals are 10 mm in diameter and concrete cover used is 40 mm. If f'c = 28 MPa, and the column has an unsupported length of 2.20 m, what is the safe ultimate load that the column can support using the 2015 NSCP specifications? Neglect moment in the column. Ku = 1.0

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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