Reinforcement ratio for balanced case, PbPb = 0,85ExampleMaterials : C16/20 / S220Pb=?fcd k₁fyd0,0030,003 + fya/EsSDetermine the balanced reinforcement ratio of thebeam

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Reinforcement ratio for balanced case, Pb Example Materials : C16/20 / S220 рь=? Pb=0.85cd_k₁- fyd 0,003 0,003 + fya/E₂ Determine the balanced reinforcement ratio of the beam

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Reinforcement ratio for balanced case, Pb
Pb = 0,85
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Materials : C16/20 / S220
Pb=?
fcd k₁
fyd
0,003
0,003 + fya/Es
S
Determine the balanced reinforcement ratio of the
beam

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