b=10n $= ఎan CLR CVR =1.5"

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The concrete beam shown is reinforced with 3 #9 bars. The clear cover is 1.5 in. Throughout and #3 ties are used. If 4 ksi concrete and 60 ksi steel are user the design moment strength will be most nearly 200, 230, 260, 290, or 320 kip-ft?
b=10n
$= ఎan
CLR
CVR
=1.5"
Transcribed Image Text:b=10n $= ఎan CLR CVR =1.5"
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B=10 inD=22 inAst=3×π4982=2.98 in2deffective depth=D-1.5+982=22-1.5+916=19.94 inf'ç=4 ksify=60 ksi

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