Interaction diagram of a rectangular reinforced concrete beam- column is shown in fig. with reference to this figure, which of the following statements in (i) and in (ii) below are correct? Pu fek bd R, M (i) (a) Point Q represents balanced failure (b) Point R represents balanced failure (c) Point P represents balanced failure (d) Point Q represents balanced failure under maximum eccentric compression (ii) (a) PQ corresponds to the primary tension failure range (b) QR corresponds to the primary tension failure range (c) QR corresponds to the primary compression failure (d) PQ corresponds to the range of increase in axial force capacity with increase in bending moment capacity.

Interaction diagram of a rectangular reinforced concrete beam- column is shown in fig. with reference to this figure, which of the following statements in (i) and in (ii) below are correct? Pu fek bd R, M (i) (a) Point Q represents balanced failure (b) Point R represents balanced failure (c) Point P represents balanced failure (d) Point Q represents balanced failure under maximum eccentric compression (ii) (a) PQ corresponds to the primary tension failure range (b) QR corresponds to the primary tension failure range (c) QR corresponds to the primary compression failure (d) PQ corresponds to the range of increase in axial force capacity with increase in bending moment capacity.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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