What is the shear force to be carried by the reinforcements of a beam subjected to axial tension if it has a width of 313 mm and an over-all depth of 477 mm? The specified compressive lightweight concrete is 22.2 MPa and the yield strength of stirrups is 333 MPa. The distance of tension reinforcements from the outer fiber of the beam is 59 mm. Round off your final answer in 3 decimal places. Loadings: VDL = 72 kN %3D VLL = 62 kN Axial Tension (DL) = 90 kN Axial Tension (LL) = 19 kN %3D

What is the shear force to be carried by the reinforcements of a beam subjected to axial tension if it has a width of 313 mm and an over-all depth of 477 mm? The specified compressive lightweight concrete is 22.2 MPa and the yield strength of stirrups is 333 MPa. The distance of tension reinforcements from the outer fiber of the beam is 59 mm. Round off your final answer in 3 decimal places. Loadings: VDL = 72 kN %3D VLL = 62 kN Axial Tension (DL) = 90 kN Axial Tension (LL) = 19 kN %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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