I need to solve the twoquestions in handwritingQ1: Design the rectangular overhang reinforced concrete beam shown in the figure tocarry service loads of (D.L= 20 kN/m includes its own weight, L.L= 25 kN/m).Assume p = 0.6 Pmax and b= 0.5dUsefe254 MPa,400(use db=25 mm for design)2mmmTOQ2: Design the rectangular reinforced concrete beam shown in the figure to carry serviceloads of (D.L=10 kN/m includes its own weight, L.L= 15 kN/m).WL-15 kN/mWD- 10 kN/m6m6 mmm

Q1: Given: DL = 20 kN/m LL = 25 kN/m span, L = 8 m ρ=0.6ρmax b=0.5d LRFD: Factored Load:…

Q1: Design the rectangular overhang reinforced concrete beam shown in the figure to carry service loads of (D.L= 20 kN/m includes its own weight, L.L= 25 kN/m). Assume p = 0.6 Pmax. and b = 0.5d Use = 25 MPa, fy 400 (use db=25 mm for design) 2m mm +Ho Q2: Design the rectangular reinforced concrete beam shown in the figure to carry service loads of (D.L=10 kN/m includes its own weight, L.L= 15 kN/m). WL-15 kN/m WD 10 kN/m 6m 6 m h

Q1: Design the rectangular overhang reinforced concrete beam shown in the figure to carry service loads of (D.L= 20 kN/m includes its own weight, L.L= 25 kN/m). Assume p = 0.6 Pmax. and b = 0.5d Use = 25 MPa, fy 400 (use db=25 mm for design) 2m mm +Ho Q2: Design the rectangular reinforced concrete beam shown in the figure to carry service loads of (D.L=10 kN/m includes its own weight, L.L= 15 kN/m). WL-15 kN/m WD 10 kN/m 6m 6 m h

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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