A series of reinforced concrete beams, spaced 1.5m on centers, are cast monolithically to its 100mm thick slab over a simple span of 6m that will carry a uniform dead load (including beam weight) of 55kN/m and uniform live load of 95kN/m. Using bw-500mm, h=850mm, d=744mm, 8-36mmø tension bars, f'c=21MPA, fy=420MPa. Determine the following: a. Effective flange width of the beam (mm) b. Nominal moment capacity of the beam (kN-m)

A series of reinforced concrete beams, spaced 1.5m on centers, are cast monolithically to its 100mm thick slab over a simple span of 6m that will carry a uniform dead load (including beam weight) of 55kN/m and uniform live load of 95kN/m. Using bw-500mm, h=850mm, d=744mm, 8-36mmø tension bars, f'c=21MPA, fy=420MPa. Determine the following: a. Effective flange width of the beam (mm) b. Nominal moment capacity of the beam (kN-m)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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