MPa, Clear cover= 40 1.What is the flexural capacity of the beam at face of the support KNm? 2. What is the shear capacity of the beam at face of support in KNa 3. What is the maximum Pu (KN) that can be applied at the free end of the beam considering flexure and shear? 4. What is the required minimum cut length (mm) of each stirrup? Round your answer to nearest safe 25 mm 340 mm Pu 40100 rest a 175 2-032 $12 2-020 400 mm 175mm- B SECTION 1525 mm CANTILEVER BEAM ELEVATION

MPa, Clear cover= 40 1.What is the flexural capacity of the beam at face of the support KNm? 2. What is the shear capacity of the beam at face of support in KNa 3. What is the maximum Pu (KN) that can be applied at the free end of the beam considering flexure and shear? 4. What is the required minimum cut length (mm) of each stirrup? Round your answer to nearest safe 25 mm 340 mm Pu 40100 rest a 175 2-032 $12 2-020 400 mm 175mm- B SECTION 1525 mm CANTILEVER BEAM ELEVATION

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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