(Past Board Exam Problem) A beam is simply supported on a span of 5meters and carries the followingloads:Superimposed dead load = 26 kN/mLive Load = 14 kN/mPropertiesb=300mmd=380mmh=450mmf'c=30MPAfy=415MPAL=5mSpecific Gravity=2.4Determine the following:a) Maximum Moment at ultimate condition (kN-m)b) Find the number of 16mm bars required if the design moment at ultimate loads is 200 kN-mc) If the beam carries an ultimate concentrated load of 50 kN at midspan, what is the number of 16mmbars required

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(Past Board Exam Problem) A beam is simply supported on a span of 5meters and carries the following loads: Superimposed dead load = 26 kN/m Live Load = 14 kN/m Properties b=300mm d=380mm h=450mm f'c=30MPA fy=415MPA L=5m Specific Gravity32.4 Determine the following: a) Maximum Moment at ultimate condition (kN-m) b) Find the number of 16mm bars required if the design moment at ultimate loads is 200 kN-m c) If the beam carries an ultimate concentrated load of 50 kN at midspan, what is the number of 16mm bars required

(Past Board Exam Problem) A beam is simply supported on a span of 5meters and carries the following loads: Superimposed dead load = 26 kN/m Live Load = 14 kN/m Properties b=300mm d=380mm h=450mm f'c=30MPA fy=415MPA L=5m Specific Gravity32.4 Determine the following: a) Maximum Moment at ultimate condition (kN-m) b) Find the number of 16mm bars required if the design moment at ultimate loads is 200 kN-m c) If the beam carries an ultimate concentrated load of 50 kN at midspan, what is the number of 16mm bars required

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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