A simply supported rectangular concrete beam has a clear span of 6m. Has a width of 400 mm and has an effective depth of 625 mm. The beam supports a total factored load of 168 kN/m which includes the weight of the beam. Fc'=27.6 Mpa, Fy=414 Mpa. Use normal weight of concrete. a. Determine the location from the face of the support where the 10 mm stirrups theoretically not necessary. Hint: Value of the capacity of concrete to resist shear is necessary for this problem b. Determine the spacing requirement at the critical section.

A simply supported rectangular concrete beam has a clear span of 6m. Has a width of 400 mm and has an effective depth of 625 mm. The beam supports a total factored load of 168 kN/m which includes the weight of the beam. Fc'=27.6 Mpa, Fy=414 Mpa. Use normal weight of concrete. a. Determine the location from the face of the support where the 10 mm stirrups theoretically not necessary. Hint: Value of the capacity of concrete to resist shear is necessary for this problem b. Determine the spacing requirement at the critical section.

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