The beam shown is reinforced for tension at the bottom with 6-28 mm bars and at the top with 3-22 mm bars. Use f'c = 22.64 MPa and fy = 414.7 MPa, Use the following dimensions: d = 592 mm dc = 75 mm btop = 281 mm bbottom=517 mm t = 137 mm d bbottom Calculate the factored uniform load the beam can support if it spans a simple support of 7.65 m. d' biop

The beam shown is reinforced for tension at the bottom with 6-28 mm bars and at the top with 3-22 mm bars. Use f'c = 22.64 MPa and fy = 414.7 MPa, Use the following dimensions: d = 592 mm dc = 75 mm btop = 281 mm bbottom=517 mm t = 137 mm d bbottom Calculate the factored uniform load the beam can support if it spans a simple support of 7.65 m. d' biop

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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