The beam shown below is a cross section of a beam for a 4-storey commercial building. Due to limited head room, the dimensions are limited to 250mmx360mm which is reinforced at the top by 2-16mm o bars and 3-25mm o bars at the bottom. Steel covering for both top and bottom bars are 60mm from the center of the bars. If the beam carries a super imposed load of 860kg/m besides its own weight, determine the actual stresses of concrete and steel in tension and compression if n=15, and has a simple span of 6meters

The beam shown below is a cross section of a beam for a 4-storey commercial building. Due to limited head room, the dimensions are limited to 250mmx360mm which is reinforced at the top by 2-16mm o bars and 3-25mm o bars at the bottom. Steel covering for both top and bottom bars are 60mm from the center of the bars. If the beam carries a super imposed load of 860kg/m besides its own weight, determine the actual stresses of concrete and steel in tension and compression if n=15, and has a simple span of 6meters

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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