Consider the column section below. It has eight #9 bars. The material properties are as follows: fr=4,000 psi, f, = 60 ksi, and E. = 29,000 ksi . The cross-sectional area of a #9 bar is 1.0 in.2².8- #900002.5" 44Axis ofbending20"15" 2.5"20"PMIf the tensile strain in the reinforcing bars cannot be lower than 0.007 when its nominal momentcapacity is reached, using the principles of mechanics to determine the maximum axial loadnP, that can be carried by the column. Determine the corresponding nominal moment capacityMn. (you cannot use any design aid) (Ans: Pn = 246 kips, Mn = 460 kip-ft)

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Consider the column section below. It has eight #9 bars. The material properties are as follow =4,000 psi, ƒ, = 60 ksi, and E. = 29,000 ksi . The cross-sectional area of a #9 bar is 1.0 in.². 8- #9 0000 15" Axis of bending 0 00 0 20" P M

Consider the column section below. It has eight #9 bars. The material properties are as follow =4,000 psi, ƒ, = 60 ksi, and E. = 29,000 ksi . The cross-sectional area of a #9 bar is 1.0 in.². 8- #9 0000 15" Axis of bending 0 00 0 20" P M

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Consider the column section below. It has eight #9 bars. The material properties are as follows: fr
=4,000 psi, f, = 60 ksi, and E. = 29,000 ksi . The cross-sectional area of a #9 bar is 1.0 in.2².
8- #9
0000
2.5" 44
Axis of
bending
20"
15" 2.5"
20"
P
M
If the tensile strain in the reinforcing bars cannot be lower than 0.007 when its nominal moment
capacity is reached, using the principles of mechanics to determine the maximum axial load
n
P, that can be carried by the column. Determine the corresponding nominal moment capacity
Mn. (you cannot use any design aid) (Ans: Pn = 246 kips, Mn = 460 kip-ft)

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