A RC beam of cross section 220 × 460 mm is subjected to following forces: Factored shear force = 30 kN Factored bending moment = 35 kNm Factored torsional moment = 5 kNm What should be the minimum area of tension steel provided such that there is no need to provide torsional reinforcement. Use M20 grade concrete and Fe415 grade steel.

A RC beam of cross section 220 × 460 mm is subjected to following forces: Factored shear force = 30 kN Factored bending moment = 35 kNm Factored torsional moment = 5 kNm What should be the minimum area of tension steel provided such that there is no need to provide torsional reinforcement. Use M20 grade concrete and Fe415 grade steel.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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