SHOW ALL SOLUTIONS - 5m is the length of segment CD a. Nominal Shear in kN carried by the beam under the critical region b. Nominal Shear in kN carried by the Concrete under the critical region c. Nominal Shear in kN carried by the Stirrups under the critical region d. Minimum Stirrups area in mm^2 e. Critical Spacing of Stirrups in mm f. Number of Stirrups h, - lOmmø A Zn 2-Nlommß -4-25 mmpß bw VALUES DL = 33.1 MPa P.

SHOW ALL SOLUTIONS - 5m is the length of segment CD a. Nominal Shear in kN carried by the beam under the critical region b. Nominal Shear in kN carried by the Concrete under the critical region c. Nominal Shear in kN carried by the Stirrups under the critical region d. Minimum Stirrups area in mm^2 e. Critical Spacing of Stirrups in mm f. Number of Stirrups h, - lOmmø A Zn 2-Nlommß -4-25 mmpß bw VALUES DL = 33.1 MPa P.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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