n. For the reinforced concrete section shown below, determine the nominal shear capacity of concrete when the member is subjected to a. no axial loads, using the simplified method b. no axial loads, using the more detailed method c. a factored axial compression load of 20 kip, using the simplified method d. a factored axial compression load of 20 kip, using the more detailed method e. a factored axial tension load of 20 kip, using the simplified method a factored axial tension load of 20 kip, using the more detailed method Given: 14 in Normal weight concrete f = 3000 psi %3D 27 in M= 92 kip. ft 3 #9 V = 68 kip %3! 3 in

n. For the reinforced concrete section shown below, determine the nominal shear capacity of concrete when the member is subjected to a. no axial loads, using the simplified method b. no axial loads, using the more detailed method c. a factored axial compression load of 20 kip, using the simplified method d. a factored axial compression load of 20 kip, using the more detailed method e. a factored axial tension load of 20 kip, using the simplified method a factored axial tension load of 20 kip, using the more detailed method Given: 14 in Normal weight concrete f = 3000 psi %3D 27 in M= 92 kip. ft 3 #9 V = 68 kip %3! 3 in

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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