1.1 Calculate the total design load using the given design parameters on thecontinuous beam of total span of 10.0 m with a section of 300 mm wide and 600 mmhigh as shown in Figure 1.3 m4 m3 mY300 mmFigure 1Fou 30 MPa;Fy = 450 MPa; Dead Load = 12.0 kN/m (Excluded own weight);Live load 20 kN/m (Beam); Cover 25 mm; Available reinforcement: Y20 and Y101.2 Draw the different loading arrangements that are possible for the continuous beamin Figure 1.ww 009

Solution Given Data Fcu= 30 MPaFy= 450 MPaDead Load= 12 kN/mLive Load= 20 kN/m ( Beam)

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1.1 Calculate the total design load using the given design parameters on the continuous beam of total span of 10.0 m with a section of 300 mm wide and 600 mm high as shown in Figure 1. Y 3 m 4 m 3 m

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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