Design the spacing of 10mm u stirrups for the beam shown in the figure. Iffc'=20.7Mpa and fy=275Mpa. The dead load shown includes beam weight.Do not consider moving loads.350mm635mm4-25mm o60mmWII-200Kn3mWdl=90Kn/m6m

Dead load: - It is a static force whose value does not change with respect to time.

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Design the spacing of 10mm u stirrups for the beam shown in the figure. If
fc'=20.7Mpa and fy=275Mpa. The dead load shown includes beam weight.
Do not consider moving loads.
350mm
635mm
4-25mm o
60mm
WII-200Kn
3m
Wdl=90Kn/m
6m

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