(1:A 500 mm square lower-story interior building column must be designed for maximum and minimum factored axial loads P, of 3800 and 2380 kN, respec- tively. For both values of P, the column will be subjected to simultaneous factored bending moments M, of 400 and 32 kN-m about the Y and X axes, respectively (Fig. P8.13). Material strengths are fy 420 MPa and f 28 MPa. Using equal reinforcement on all sides, design the longitudinal and transverse reinforcement for this column. 500 mm

(1:A 500 mm square lower-story interior building column must be designed for maximum and minimum factored axial loads P, of 3800 and 2380 kN, respec- tively. For both values of P, the column will be subjected to simultaneous factored bending moments M, of 400 and 32 kN-m about the Y and X axes, respectively (Fig. P8.13). Material strengths are fy 420 MPa and f 28 MPa. Using equal reinforcement on all sides, design the longitudinal and transverse reinforcement for this column. 500 mm

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter9: Composite Construction

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