1. Differentiate the permanent and the variable action with suitable examples
1. Differentiate the permanent and the variable action with suitable examples
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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1. Differentiate the permanent and the variable action with suitable examples
2. Analyze the stress-strain relationship of steel.
Notes :
Internal forces
Fcc = 0.567fck(b x 0.8x) = 0.454 fck bx
Fst = 0.87 fyk As
Moment of resistance with respect to steel,
M = Fcc.z
Moment of resistance with respect to concrete,
M = Fst.z
Mbal = Kbal fck bd2 where Kbal = 0.167
As ‘ = (M-Mbal) / 0.87 fyk (d-d’)
As = Mbal / 0.87 fyk zbal + As’
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