A hall is covered by a beam and slab systemwith beams placed at 3.0 m centers. Theeffective span of the beam is 8.35 m. thethickness of the slab is 120 mm. The size ofthe beam below the slab is 230 mm width and380 mm depth. The beam is reinforced withtwo numbers of 32 mm diameter steel rods ofgrade 415 N/mm2. Compute the Maximumtotal load/m run, the beam can carry, includingits own weight at service stage. Grade ofconcrete is M 25.

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A hall is covered by a beam and slab system with beams placed at 3.0 m centers. The effective span of the beam is 8.35 m. the thickness of the slab is 120 mm. The size of the beam below the slab is 230 mm width and

A hall is covered by a beam and slab system with beams placed at 3.0 m centers. The effective span of the beam is 8.35 m. the thickness of the slab is 120 mm. The size of the beam below the slab is 230 mm width and

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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