Q1. A double storey reinforced concrete restaurant will be built near the beach in Batu Layar, Johor. Based on design life of 100 years with 1 hour and 30 minutes fire resistance, determine the suitable concrete grade and concrete cover for the continuous edge beams of the building to satisfy the requirements for bond, durability, and fire resistance. The cross-section of the beam is shown in FIGURE Q1. 150 H10 - 200 6 H25 2 H16 250 550

Q1. A double storey reinforced concrete restaurant will be built near the beach in Batu Layar, Johor. Based on design life of 100 years with 1 hour and 30 minutes fire resistance, determine the suitable concrete grade and concrete cover for the continuous edge beams of the building to satisfy the requirements for bond, durability, and fire resistance. The cross-section of the beam is shown in FIGURE Q1. 150 H10 - 200 6 H25 2 H16 250 550

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