The service load bending moments acting on a rectangular beam 337 mm wide and630 mm deep are 77 kN-m for dead load and 151 kN-m for live load. Use thefollowing properties:f'c - 28 MPafy = 414 MPad₁ 20 mm (bar diameter)d,Bri10 mm (stirrups diameter)Consider that the stirrups used are spiral stirrups.Calculate the D/C ratio in percentage (%) for the particular beam considering thestrain in steel is 0.018.NOTE: USE STORED VALUES IN YOUR CALCULATION

The service load bending moments acting on a rectangular beam 337 mm wide an 530 mm deep are 77 kN-m for dead load and 151 kN-m for live load. Use the following properties: Pc = 28 MPa fy = 414 MPa db = 20 mm (bar diameter) de = 10 mm (stirrups diameter) Consider that the stirrups used are spiral stirrups. Calculate the D/C ratio in percentage (%) for the particular beam considering the strain in steel is 0.018. NOTE: USE STORED VALUES IN YOUR CALCULATION

The service load bending moments acting on a rectangular beam 337 mm wide an 530 mm deep are 77 kN-m for dead load and 151 kN-m for live load. Use the following properties: Pc = 28 MPa fy = 414 MPa db = 20 mm (bar diameter) de = 10 mm (stirrups diameter) Consider that the stirrups used are spiral stirrups. Calculate the D/C ratio in percentage (%) for the particular beam considering the strain in steel is 0.018. NOTE: USE STORED VALUES IN YOUR CALCULATION

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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