A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300mm and a overall depth of 500mm. The beam is simply supported over a span of 5m. Steel strength is 420 Mpa and concrete strength is 28 Mpa concrete cover is 60mm from the steel area, As = 2000mm^2 %3D Determine the maximum factored moment of the beam What is the factored load that the beam can carry Select the correct response: Mu = 288.17 KN-m Wu = 92.21Kn/m Mu 288.17 KN-m Wu = 73.19Kn/m Mu = 320.18 KN-m, Wu = 102.46Kn/m Mu = 288.17 KN-m Wu = 65.86Kn/m %D

A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300mm and a overall depth of 500mm. The beam is simply supported over a span of 5m. Steel strength is 420 Mpa and concrete strength is 28 Mpa concrete cover is 60mm from the steel area, As = 2000mm^2 %3D Determine the maximum factored moment of the beam What is the factored load that the beam can carry Select the correct response: Mu = 288.17 KN-m Wu = 92.21Kn/m Mu 288.17 KN-m Wu = 73.19Kn/m Mu = 320.18 KN-m, Wu = 102.46Kn/m Mu = 288.17 KN-m Wu = 65.86Kn/m %D

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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