Calculate the corresponding depth of uniform stress block in a reinforced concrete beam 40*10 deep reinforced with the bars 20mm in diameter enclosed with 10mm diameter stirrups when the tensile steel strain is 0.008 and concrete strain is 0.003. f'c = 22MPa.

Calculate the corresponding depth of uniform stress block in a reinforced concrete beam 40*10 deep reinforced with the bars 20mm in diameter enclosed with 10mm diameter stirrups when the tensile steel strain is 0.008 and concrete strain is 0.003. f'c = 22MPa.

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