Determine the required tension steel area of the T beam with given properties below. Width of flange bf= 410 mm Width of web bw = 250mm Thickness of flange tf= 130 mm Effective depth d = 380 mm Effective concrete covering d' = 75 mm Compressive strength of concrete fc' = 34 MPa Yield stress of steel bar fy = 275 MPa Mu = 400 kN-m As mm2

Determine the required tension steel area of the T beam with given properties below. Width of flange bf= 410 mm Width of web bw = 250mm Thickness of flange tf= 130 mm Effective depth d = 380 mm Effective concrete covering d' = 75 mm Compressive strength of concrete fc' = 34 MPa Yield stress of steel bar fy = 275 MPa Mu = 400 kN-m As mm2

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Chapter9: Composite Construction

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Problem 9.1.3P

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