Q4: For the RC beam section shown in figure below, find the location of neutral axis (N.A) and the stresses in concrete & steel reinforcement at tension and compression side. If concrete modulus of rupture (tensile strength) equals 10% of f'c, is it expected to crack at tension side? As (30 25 mm) = 1500 mm² f'c = 30 N/mm² fy = 420 N/mm² Es = 200000 N/mm² Ec = 20000 N/mm² 500 450 250

Q4: For the RC beam section shown in figure below, find the location of neutral axis (N.A) and the stresses in concrete & steel reinforcement at tension and compression side. If concrete modulus of rupture (tensile strength) equals 10% of f'c, is it expected to crack at tension side? As (30 25 mm) = 1500 mm² f'c = 30 N/mm² fy = 420 N/mm² Es = 200000 N/mm² Ec = 20000 N/mm² 500 450 250

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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