The cross section of the beam in Figure reinforced in negative by 4#25 and transverse stirrups No.10 @ 150 mm along the beam. The longitudinal reinforcement bars are epoxy coated. Determine the required development length for the bars. If, f.'= 20 MPa and f,=400 MPa. 75 4 # 25 55

The cross section of the beam in Figure reinforced in negative by 4#25 and transverse stirrups No.10 @ 150 mm along the beam. The longitudinal reinforcement bars are epoxy coated. Determine the required development length for the bars. If, f.'= 20 MPa and f,=400 MPa. 75 4 # 25 55

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The cross section of the beam in Figure reinforced in negative by 4#25
and transverse stirrups No.10 @ 150 mm along the beam. The
longitudinal reinforcement bars are epoxy coated. Determine the
required development length for the bars.
If, f.'= 20 MPa and f,=400 MPa.
75 mm
4 # 25
550 mm
+ 450 mm -

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