### Transcription for Educational Content---The diagram illustrates the design of a T-beam with specific dimensions and materials specified for engineering analysis.#### Diagram Breakdown:- **Top View**: - The beam has a flange width with segments measuring 16 inches each. - The intervals between these segments are each 5 feet, indicating the arrangement of the T-beam design. - The overall depth from the top flange to the bottom is 28 inches, with the thickness of the flange being 3.5 inches.- **Cross Section**: - The cross-sectional view reveals that the width of the web (bw) of the T-beam is 16 inches, with the flange thickness again shown as 3.5 inches.#### Additional Details:- **Beam Span**: 12 feet- **Design Moment (Mu)**: 700 ft-k (foot-kips) - A note suggests checking if 8 #9 bars work for the T-beam, verifying the use of specific rebar.- **Concrete Specifications**: - \( f'c = 3000 \) psi (pounds per square inch), Normal Weight Concrete (NWC)- **Reinforcement**: - \( As = 8 \#9 \) (indicating 8 number 9 reinforcing bars) - Grade 60 steel is specified for the rebar.This detailed design is essential for ensuring the T-beam can withstand the intended loads and stresses during its usage.---

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The diagram illustrates the design of a T-beam with specific dimensions and materials specified for engineering analysis.

#### Diagram Breakdown:

- **Top View**:
- The beam has a flange width with segments measuring 16 inches each.
- The intervals between these segments are each 5 feet, indicating the arrangement of the T-beam design.
- The overall depth from the top flange to the bottom is 28 inches, with the thickness of the flange being 3.5 inches.

- **Cross Section**:
- The cross-sectional view reveals that the width of the web (bw) of the T-beam is 16 inches, with the flange thickness again shown as 3.5 inches.

#### Additional Details:

- **Beam Span**: 12 feet
- **Design Moment (Mu)**: 700 ft-k (foot-kips)
- A note suggests checking if 8 #9 bars work for the T-beam, verifying the use of specific rebar.
- **Concrete Specifications**:
- \( f'c = 3000 \) psi (pounds per square inch), Normal Weight Concrete (NWC)
- **Reinforcement**:
- \( As = 8 \#9 \) (indicating 8 number 9 reinforcing bars)
- Grade 60 steel is specified for the rebar.

This detailed design is essential for ensuring the T-beam can withstand the intended loads and stresses during its usage.

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