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Q: Draw the strength line diagram of a 300mm square RC column section reinforced with 4N16 bars on all…

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Q: Appendix 1 shows a structural drawing of the first floor of a random building. The labels "C"…

A: Structural drawing for the first floor of the building C- Columns D1–4 is a 200 UB 29.8,3C–D is a…

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Q: 3 500 k P = 1,000 k Р, 3— 500 k Py= 1,000 k %3D |fixed fixed Check whether a 17 ft W 14 x 211…

A: Given:- The dead load on the column = PD = 500 k The live load on the column = PL = 1000 k The steel…

Q: A lever is attached to a shaft with a square shear key as shown. The force applied to the lever is P…

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Q: Consider the beam X-section shown. Assume 1 inch clear spacing between two layers of bars. As the…

A: 1 inch clear spacing spacing between two layers of bars. Beam width = 12 inch Layer = 2 No of bars =…

Q: Appendix 1 shows a structural drawing of the first floor of a random building. The labels "C"…

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