How do we determine the length of the "confinement zone" for special spacing requirements of stirrups in a beam due to seismic (earthquake) conditions? Questions:1. What is the formula for maximum steel ratio rhomax under the latest ACI Code being used in the2015 NSCP? If fy = 275MPa, f'c = 21 MPa, comparethe values of rho max under 2001 NSCP and 2015%DNSCP. Which is higher?2. How do we determine the length of the"confinement zone" for special spacing requirementsof stirrups in a beam due to seismic (earthquake)conditions?3. Reproduce the table from NSCP 2015 showing thevalues of strength reduction phi under differentconditions of strain in steel.

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