How much is the required Area of reinforced As only for a T-beam (h=275mm, bw=450mm) carrying a factored moment of 440 kNm? Let db=20mm ds=10mm Cc=40mm fc=21MPa fy=345MPa ln=5.5m sw on both sides = 2000mm

How much is the required Area of reinforced As only for a T-beam (h=275mm, bw=450mm) carrying a factored moment of 440 kNm? Let db=20mm ds=10mm Cc=40mm fc=21MPa fy=345MPa ln=5.5m sw on both sides = 2000mm

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How much is the required Area of reinforced As only for a T-beam (h=275mm, bw=450mm) carrying a factored moment of 440 kNm?
Let db=20mm
ds=10mm
Cc=40mm
fc=21MPa
fy=345MPa
ln=5.5m
sw on both sides = 2000mm

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