Reinforced And Prestressed Concrete "Please I really need this in 30minutes. Thankyou very much" Instructions: Solve all problems completely. If assumptions are made, verify if the assumption are correct. No verification of assumption leads to loss of points. Problem: A simply supported rectangular beam of length L has a width of b and an effective depth of d. The beam is to be reinforced using 12mm bars. The beam supports service dead loads of Wd and WL, respectively.Use fc=28 Mpa and fy=420 MPa GIVEN: b= 197.5 mm d= 317.5mm L= 2.7 m Wd = 13.75 kN/m WL = 17.75 kN/m 1. Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of the beam. 2. Calculate the height of the equivalent stress block. 3. determine the number of bars required for this beam
Reinforced And Prestressed Concrete "Please I really need this in 30minutes. Thankyou very much" Instructions: Solve all problems completely. If assumptions are made, verify if the assumption are correct. No verification of assumption leads to loss of points. Problem: A simply supported rectangular beam of length L has a width of b and an effective depth of d. The beam is to be reinforced using 12mm bars. The beam supports service dead loads of Wd and WL, respectively.Use fc=28 Mpa and fy=420 MPa GIVEN: b= 197.5 mm d= 317.5mm L= 2.7 m Wd = 13.75 kN/m WL = 17.75 kN/m 1. Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of the beam. 2. Calculate the height of the equivalent stress block. 3. determine the number of bars required for this beam
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Reinforced And Prestressed Concrete
"Please I really need this in 30minutes. Thankyou very much"
Instructions:
- Solve all problems completely. If assumptions are made, verify if the assumption are correct. No verification of assumption leads to loss of points.
Problem:
A simply supported rectangular beam of length L has a width of b and an effective depth of d. The beam is to be reinforced using 12mm bars. The beam supports service dead loads of Wd and WL, respectively.Use fc=28 Mpa and fy=420 MPa
GIVEN:
b= 197.5 mm
d= 317.5mm
L= 2.7 m
Wd = 13.75 kN/m
WL = 17.75 kN/m
1. Calculate the ultimate moment capacity of the beam.
2. Calculate the height of the equivalent stress block.
3. determine the number of bars required for this beam
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