Architectural Drafting and Design (MindTap Course List)
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4. For serviceability considerations, the effective moment of inertia (Ie) is calculated using the following
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9. A reinforced concrete beam is subjected to V/ = 40 kips and Tu/ = 12 ft kips at the critical section. Given
conditions:
⚫ Longitudinal reinforcements use No. 8 grade 60 steel with an effective depth d = 20 in.
For shear capacity, V = 18 kips and V₂ = 22 kips
• For transverse reinforcements, use No. 3 bars with grade 60.
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The effective torsional area of A. = 150 in².
• Crack angle = 45°
⚫ The minimum stirrup spacing is Smin = 4" and the maximum stirrup spacing is Smax =
Find the required stirrup spacing at the critical section.
8".
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