A prestressed concrete beam is simply supported over a span of 9 m. the beam is reinforced with straight tendons situated as shown in the figure under a prestressing force of 624 kN. The beam is carrying a live load of 16.14 kN/m2 and a dead load of 24.14 kN/m² excluding its own weight, Concrete weighs 21.76 kN/m³ with modulus of elasticity Ec=21,240.55 MPa. Assuming tension concrete does not crack, what is the midspan deflection due to the given loads. (Include the sign if it is negative) 400 mm WDL (kN/m) WLL (kN/m) N.A. 150mm 600mm 50mm 150mm 650mm

A prestressed concrete beam is simply supported over a span of 9 m. the beam is reinforced with straight tendons situated as shown in the figure under a prestressing force of 624 kN. The beam is carrying a live load of 16.14 kN/m2 and a dead load of 24.14 kN/m² excluding its own weight, Concrete weighs 21.76 kN/m³ with modulus of elasticity Ec=21,240.55 MPa. Assuming tension concrete does not crack, what is the midspan deflection due to the given loads. (Include the sign if it is negative) 400 mm WDL (kN/m) WLL (kN/m) N.A. 150mm 600mm 50mm 150mm 650mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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