1. The stairs of a high rise reinforced concrete building consists of a flight of steps cantilever from a concrete wall. A typical step is shown A. Compute the are a of steel reinforcerent required so that when it is stressed to a maximum of 124 MPa, the maximum stress in concrete shall be 7 MPa. Assume n = 15 B. If the cantilever steps are 1.5m long, compute the uniformly distributed load that each step could carry when so reinforced 250mm 50 25 25 150

1. The stairs of a high rise reinforced concrete building consists of a flight of steps cantilever from a concrete wall. A typical step is shown A. Compute the are a of steel reinforcerent required so that when it is stressed to a maximum of 124 MPa, the maximum stress in concrete shall be 7 MPa. Assume n = 15 B. If the cantilever steps are 1.5m long, compute the uniformly distributed load that each step could carry when so reinforced 250mm 50 25 25 150

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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