Question 12 A reinforced circular concrete column with the given diameter is designed to carry an axial compressive load of P necessary to carry the load with the given allowable stresses and modulus of elasticity in the table below: P= Diameter of the column= S conc 5 st Econca Est= 555KN 300mm 5.5Mpa 120Mpa 14G 200Gpa O a. 11 pieces of 16mm diameter bar O b. 10 pieces of 16mm diameter bar O c. 13 pieces of 16mm diameter bar O d. 12 pieces of 16mm diameter bar 13 points Save Arowe in KN. Determine the required number of 16mm diameter bars for its reinforcing steel

Question 12 A reinforced circular concrete column with the given diameter is designed to carry an axial compressive load of P necessary to carry the load with the given allowable stresses and modulus of elasticity in the table below: P= Diameter of the column= S conc 5 st Econca Est= 555KN 300mm 5.5Mpa 120Mpa 14G 200Gpa O a. 11 pieces of 16mm diameter bar O b. 10 pieces of 16mm diameter bar O c. 13 pieces of 16mm diameter bar O d. 12 pieces of 16mm diameter bar 13 points Save Arowe in KN. Determine the required number of 16mm diameter bars for its reinforcing steel

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