In a reinforced concrete beam with base = 500mm, depth = 750mm, As= 6000 mm2, n = 10, a vertical shear stress V =120 KN is subjected to the reinforced beam, calculate the maximum shearing stress and bond stress if the reinforcement consists of six bars, each 200mm square

In a reinforced concrete beam with base = 500mm, depth = 750mm, As= 6000 mm2, n = 10, a vertical shear stress V =120 KN is subjected to the reinforced beam, calculate the maximum shearing stress and bond stress if the reinforcement consists of six bars, each 200mm square

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