The details of the section geometry and various material proprieties for areinforced concrete beam are given below:Width of the beam (mm)Overall depth of the beam (mm)Cover of fitments (mm)Centre to centre span of the beam(mm)Clear span of the beam (mm)300477305000374.424700Longitudinal or bendingreinforcement diameter (mm)Shear reinforcement diameter (mm) 1220Calculate the actual Lef/d of the beam?Note: Write your answer up to two decimal places.

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The details of the section geometry reinforced concrete beam are given Width of the beam (mm) Overall depth of the beam (mm) Cover of fitments (mm) Centre to centre span of the beam (mm) Clear span of the beam (mm) Longitudinal or bending reinforcement diameter (mm) Shear reinforcement diameter (mm

The details of the section geometry reinforced concrete beam are given Width of the beam (mm) Overall depth of the beam (mm) Cover of fitments (mm) Centre to centre span of the beam (mm) Clear span of the beam (mm) Longitudinal or bending reinforcement diameter (mm) Shear reinforcement diameter (mm

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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