A 350mm x 600mm (effective depth) reinforced concrete beam reinforced with 3625 mm? for tension bars and for compression bars of 775 mm? placed at 63mm from the top outermost fiber. Use fy = 345 MPa and fc' = 27.5 MPa.

A 350mm x 600mm (effective depth) reinforced concrete beam reinforced with 3625 mm? for tension bars and for compression bars of 775 mm? placed at 63mm from the top outermost fiber. Use fy = 345 MPa and fc' = 27.5 MPa.

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A 350mm x 600mm (effective depth) reinforced concrete beam reinforced with 3625 mm2 for tension bars and for
compression bars of 775 mm2 placed at 63mm from the top outermost fiber. Use fy = 345 MPa and fc' = 27.5 MPa.
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