Determine the cracking moment (Kn/m) and compressive stress felt by concrete (MPa) shoe your step by step answer with solution Goomm0.6CLAS75mm0-007A50-0330mm3-25 mmØ25 14 KN/mH.4 KN/m4-ス5 mm850ma400mmno-4mDet. the ff:ca) oracking momeni (KC) compresve stress fei+ byconorete ( Mpa)80 KNw (KN/n)(c) Tension Hres felt by tovin(d)comprestim tres felt by aGm(e) nuoment OF ineria undeOn'h cal cana AyounON:conorete undler compireinCaul

Concrete strength(fc)=2.75 Mpa Dead load(DL)=25.14 kN/m Live load(LL)=11.4 kN/m

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Crack Detection

Concrete materials are meant for supporting structures, building foundations and they act as several load-bearing structures. Over time, due to environmental conditions, and based on the constituent materials used, concrete materials are subjected to a great degree of distress. Corrosion of the reinforcement bars due to chemical influences, uneven base, earthquake, drying shrinkages, and alkali-aggregate reactions are some of the reasons for concrete distress.

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Determine the cracking moment (Kn/m) and compressive stress felt by concrete (MPa) shoe your step by step answer with solution

Goomm0.6
CLAS
75mm0-007A5
0-03
30mm
3-25 mmØ
25 14 KN/m
H.4 KN/m
4-ス5 mm8
50ma
400mmno-4m
Det. the ff:
ca) oracking momeni (K
C) compresve stress fei+ by
conorete ( Mpa)
80 KN
w (KN/n)
(c) Tension Hres felt by tovin
(d)comprestim tres felt by a
Gm
(e) nuoment OF ineria unde
On'h cal cana Ay
ounON:
conorete undler compirein
Caul

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