2.3.2 If the beam section of Prob. 2.2.3 is reinforced with 3-25 mm diameter steel bars in the tension zone located 65 mm from the extreme tension fiber, determine the cracking moment of the reinforced section. Concrete strength f-30 MPa. What is the maximum bending stress in the compression concrete and the stress in the tension steel upon cracking? (Ans: 49.8 kNm; 2.92MPa; 18.33MPa) 300 3-256 200 600

2.3.2 If the beam section of Prob. 2.2.3 is reinforced with 3-25 mm diameter steel bars in the tension zone located 65 mm from the extreme tension fiber, determine the cracking moment of the reinforced section. Concrete strength f-30 MPa. What is the maximum bending stress in the compression concrete and the stress in the tension steel upon cracking? (Ans: 49.8 kNm; 2.92MPa; 18.33MPa) 300 3-256 200 600

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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