Assume a concrete cover of 40 mm, 10mm stirrups and clear distance between layers of 25mm. Section at CWWo = 45 kN/m3.0m6- 32mmod'= 70mmd = 490 mmb 250mm4.8mAf = 28 MPa4 - 28mmoGrade 60 rebars0.9m8.1m8.

Given:- WDL = 45 KN/m d' = 70mm d = 490mm b = 250mm fc' = 28MPa Grade 60 rebar's

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Assume a concrete cover of 40 mm, 10mm stirrups and clear distance between layers of 25mm.

Section at C
W
Wo = 45 kN/m
3.0m
6- 32mmo
d'= 70mm
d = 490 mm
b 250mm
4.8m
A
f = 28 MPa
4 - 28mmo
Grade 60 rebars
0.9m
8.1m
8.

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