A rectangular beam 350 mm wide and effective depth of 500 mm is to be designed as subjected to an ultimate moment of 750 kN-m. The concrete strength to be used is 28 MPa and the yield strength of reinforcement of 415 MPa. If compression bars are need, it is placed 70 from the extreme compression face. Determine the total amount of tension reinforcement for the given condition above. Select the correct response: 3,652 3,200 5,326 4,742 Sty

A rectangular beam 350 mm wide and effective depth of 500 mm is to be designed as subjected to an ultimate moment of 750 kN-m. The concrete strength to be used is 28 MPa and the yield strength of reinforcement of 415 MPa. If compression bars are need, it is placed 70 from the extreme compression face. Determine the total amount of tension reinforcement for the given condition above. Select the correct response: 3,652 3,200 5,326 4,742 Sty

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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