A reinforced concrete one slab is built integrally surrounding with its supports (beam size is 200mm x 400mm) and consist of three spans, each with a clear span of 3.6m (exterior end), 3.4m (interior span) and 3.6m (exterior end) respectively. Design the Middle Span. LOADS: Ceiling = 0.35 kPa Flr Fin = 1.2 kPa Elec = 0.15 kPa Selfweight not yet included Live Load = 2.30 kPa PARAMETERS: Yconc = 23.6 kN/m3 fc = 21 MPa fy = 420 MPa; fytemp = 276 MPa Main bars dia = 12mm Temp bars, dia = 10mm Determine the Maximum Negative Moment at the Middle Span (kN- m) NOTE: Don't Consider the Live Load Pattern Loadings
A reinforced concrete one slab is built integrally surrounding with its supports (beam size is 200mm x 400mm) and consist of three spans, each with a clear span of 3.6m (exterior end), 3.4m (interior span) and 3.6m (exterior end) respectively. Design the Middle Span. LOADS: Ceiling = 0.35 kPa Flr Fin = 1.2 kPa Elec = 0.15 kPa Selfweight not yet included Live Load = 2.30 kPa PARAMETERS: Yconc = 23.6 kN/m3 fc = 21 MPa fy = 420 MPa; fytemp = 276 MPa Main bars dia = 12mm Temp bars, dia = 10mm Determine the Maximum Negative Moment at the Middle Span (kN- m) NOTE: Don't Consider the Live Load Pattern Loadings
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A reinforced concrete one slab is built integrally surrounding with its supports (beam size is 200mm x 400mm) and consist of three spans, each with a clear span of 3.6m (exterior end), 3.4m (interior span) and 3.6m (exterior end) respectively. Design the Middle Span.
LOADS:
Ceiling = 0.35 kPa
Flr Fin = 1.2 kPa
Elec = 0.15 kPa
Selfweight not yet included
Live Load = 2.30 kPa
PARAMETERS:
Yconc = 23.6 kN/m3
fc = 21 MPa
fy = 420 MPa; fytemp = 276 MPa
Main bars dia = 12mm
Temp bars, dia = 10mm
Determine the Maximum Negative Moment at the Middle Span (kN- m)
NOTE:
Don't Consider the Live Load Pattern Loadings
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