Question 1: 10M Stirrups 350mm 2 - 20M 2-25M+1-20M 850mm F The figure above shows the cross section of a grade beam. fc-30MPa, fy=400MPa. Max aggregate size is 20mm. Minimum spacing between bars is 35mm. Concrete cover = 40mm Determine... a) Beam effective depth (d) b) Calculate reinforcing ratio (p) c) The depth of the equivalent rectangular stress block (a), and location of neutral axis (c).

Question 1: 10M Stirrups 350mm 2 - 20M 2-25M+1-20M 850mm F The figure above shows the cross section of a grade beam. fc-30MPa, fy=400MPa. Max aggregate size is 20mm. Minimum spacing between bars is 35mm. Concrete cover = 40mm Determine... a) Beam effective depth (d) b) Calculate reinforcing ratio (p) c) The depth of the equivalent rectangular stress block (a), and location of neutral axis (c).

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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