Q2: Draw the construction details of a cantilever beam supported by one column to Scale 1:20 if: 1- Clear span= 3 m. 2- Supporting columns dimensions are 40 x 50cm. 3- Beam width = 40cm 4- Beam depth = 60cm at support end and 30cm at free end. 5- Tension Reinforcement: 6bars Ø20mm (one layer). 6- Compression Reinforcement: 2bars Ø20mm 7- Stirrups ø12mm @ 20cm in the first half part of span (near support) and @ 30 cm in the second half part of the span (one pace). 8- Concrete cover = 4cm.

Q2: Draw the construction details of a cantilever beam supported by one column to Scale 1:20 if: 1- Clear span= 3 m. 2- Supporting columns dimensions are 40 x 50cm. 3- Beam width = 40cm 4- Beam depth = 60cm at support end and 30cm at free end. 5- Tension Reinforcement: 6bars Ø20mm (one layer). 6- Compression Reinforcement: 2bars Ø20mm 7- Stirrups ø12mm @ 20cm in the first half part of span (near support) and @ 30 cm in the second half part of the span (one pace). 8- Concrete cover = 4cm.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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