Determine the positive nominal flexural strength Mn of the T-beam in the figure below. Assume fc′ = 21MPa and fy = 420MPa Determine the effective width of the flange if the clear spacing of the beams is 2m while the clear span length of the beam is 3m. Determine the Nominal Moment Capacity of the beam considering that the diameter of stirrup is 10mm and the concrete cover is at 40mm

Determine the positive nominal flexural strength Mn of the T-beam in the figure below. Assume fc′ = 21MPa and fy = 420MPa Determine the effective width of the flange if the clear spacing of the beams is 2m while the clear span length of the beam is 3m. Determine the Nominal Moment Capacity of the beam considering that the diameter of stirrup is 10mm and the concrete cover is at 40mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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