A 40 ft lengthy double-T beam is 36 in. deep with a pass-sectional region f210in.^2 and a centroid 4.6 in. from the top floor. It includes a superimposed dead load of 1230 lb/toes and a provider live load of 2160 lb/ toes. determine the prestressing force required to balance the self-weight of the beam plus the superimposed useless load plus one half of the stay load if the tendon eccentricity is 28 in above fig

A 40 ft lengthy double-T beam is 36 in. deep with a pass-sectional region f210in.^2 and a centroid 4.6 in. from the top floor. It includes a superimposed dead load of 1230 lb/toes and a provider live load of 2160 lb/ toes. determine the prestressing force required to balance the self-weight of the beam plus the superimposed useless load plus one half of the stay load if the tendon eccentricity is 28 in above fig

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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