8. To comply with architectural requirements, a column is a non-swayframe is of T section. fy = 415 MPa, fc' = 27.5 MPa, 10 mmø ties, clearcover is 40 mm.(a) Compute the location of the geometric and plastic centroid(b) If the T section is reinforced such that the plastic centroid of thesection falls at 280 mm from the extreme left along the x axis, determinethe bending moment Mu induced by a factored load Pu = 3200 KN actingalong x -a xis at 400 mm from extreme left. 250 mm350 mm4 - 28 mmø6- 20 mmø3150 mm150 mm

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8. To comply with architectural requirements, a column is a non-sway
frame is of T section. fy = 415 MPa, fc' = 27.5 MPa, 10 mmø ties, clear
cover is 40 mm.
(a) Compute the location of the geometric and plastic centroid
(b) If the T section is reinforced such that the plastic centroid of the
section falls at 280 mm from the extreme left along the x axis, determine
the bending moment Mu induced by a factored load Pu = 3200 KN acting
along x -a xis at 400 mm from extreme left.

250 mm
350 mm
4 - 28 mm
ø
6- 20 mmø
3150 mm
150 mm

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