1. For the given singly reinforced beam section, fy =352 MPa, and f's = 28MPA. Calculatethe required parameters for the different section condition in the table.d =257mmh = 307mm200mmConcrete Steelof Location Limit for No. of 16mmArea of diameter barConditionDepthstrainstrain compression ofblock "a".neutralsteel in to meet theaxis "c".sq.mm.givenbeamcondition.UnitsN/AN/AmmmmSq.mmbarsBalanced0.003ConditionCompression0.003controlledTransition0.003controlledTension0.003controlled

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1. For the given singly reinforced beam section, fy =352 MPa, and f's = 28MPA. Calculate the required parameters for the different section condition in the table. d = 257mm h = 307mm 200mm Concrete Steel of Location strain compression of Condition Depth Limit for No. of 16mm of diameter bar steel in to meet the strain Area block "a". neutral *ww.bs given condition. axis "c". beam Units N/A N/A Sq.mm bars mm mm Balanced 0.003 Condition Compression 0.003 controlled Transition 0.003 controlled Tension 0.003 controlled

1. For the given singly reinforced beam section, fy =352 MPa, and f's = 28MPA. Calculate the required parameters for the different section condition in the table. d = 257mm h = 307mm 200mm Concrete Steel of Location strain compression of Condition Depth Limit for No. of 16mm of diameter bar steel in to meet the strain Area block "a". neutral *ww.bs given condition. axis "c". beam Units N/A N/A Sq.mm bars mm mm Balanced 0.003 Condition Compression 0.003 controlled Transition 0.003 controlled Tension 0.003 controlled

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