Chapter 4: Beam Design1.A single span beam is simply supported between two columns and carries a reinforcedconcrete slab in addition to the column and loading shown in Figure below. Assume S275steel and that dead loads are inclusive fself weightad = 10+35=45kN/mMmax @ Mdesign = wL^2Loads 35 kN mSlabLoads .10 KN mFigure Q3a)b)Find the reactions at its respective supports due to the loads.Draw shear and bending moment diagramsc)Select a suitable standard universal beam and check the suitability of the sectionrespect to shear and moment.

Shear Force: The shearing force at any point on a beam is that the aggregate of the forces working…

A single span beam is simply supported between two columns and carries a reinforced concrete slab in addition to the column and loading shown in Figure below. Assume S275 steel and that dead loads are inclusive ofself weightbad = 10+35=45KN/m Mmax @ Mdesign = wL^28 Loads 35 KN m Slab Loads l KN m Figure Q3 Find the reactions at its respective supports due to the loads. Draw shear and bending moment diagrams Select a suitable standard universal beam and check the suitability of the section b) c) respect to shear and moment.

A single span beam is simply supported between two columns and carries a reinforced concrete slab in addition to the column and loading shown in Figure below. Assume S275 steel and that dead loads are inclusive ofself weightbad = 10+35=45KN/m Mmax @ Mdesign = wL^28 Loads 35 KN m Slab Loads l KN m Figure Q3 Find the reactions at its respective supports due to the loads. Draw shear and bending moment diagrams Select a suitable standard universal beam and check the suitability of the section b) c) respect to shear and moment.

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Chapter 4: Beam Design
1.
A single span beam is simply supported between two columns and carries a reinforced
concrete slab in addition to the column and loading shown in Figure below. Assume S275
steel and that dead loads are inclusive fself weightad = 10+35=45kN/m
Mmax @ Mdesign = wL^2
Loads 35 kN m
Slab
Loads .10 KN m
Figure Q3
a)
b)
Find the reactions at its respective supports due to the loads.
Draw shear and bending moment diagrams
c)
Select a suitable standard universal beam and check the suitability of the section
respect to shear and moment.

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