SAMPLE PROBLEM NO. 1 AT-beam has the following properties: br 820 mm, bw 250 mm, d 470 mm, t 100 mm. f'c = 20.7 MPa, fy = 414 MPa. Determine the required tension steel area when: Solve Sample Problem No. 1 using these load values: a. Mo 175 kN-m, M 190 kN-m b. Find the maximum design moment so that its tension controlled. (USE c = 3d/8). Tension steel exactly experiences 0.005 strain. C2 T

SAMPLE PROBLEM NO. 1 AT-beam has the following properties: br 820 mm, bw 250 mm, d 470 mm, t 100 mm. f'c = 20.7 MPa, fy = 414 MPa. Determine the required tension steel area when: Solve Sample Problem No. 1 using these load values: a. Mo 175 kN-m, M 190 kN-m b. Find the maximum design moment so that its tension controlled. (USE c = 3d/8). Tension steel exactly experiences 0.005 strain. C2 T

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Solve Sample Problem No. 1 using these load values: a. M D =175 kN-m,M L =1 90 kN-m b. Find the maximum design moment so that its tension controlled. (USE c = 3d / 8). Tension steel exactly experiences 0.005 strain.

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A T-beam has the following properties: br = 820 mm, bw = 250 mm, d = 470 mm, t = 100 mm. fc = 20.7 MPa, fy
= 414 MPa. Determine the required tension steel area when:
Solve Sample Problem No. 1 using these load values:
a. Mo 175 kN-m, M 190 kN-m
b. Find the maximum design moment so that its tension controlled. (USE c = 3d/8). Tension steel exactly
experiences 0.005 strain.
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