Determine the spacing between stirrups at maximum shear force for the simply supported beam that has a span of (7 m). The beam is carrying a uniformly distributed dead load (including its self-weight) of (30 kN/m) and a uniformly distributed live load of 31 kN/m. Use concrete of (Fe'= 25 MPa) and steel with a yield strength (Fy = 300 MPa).

Determine the spacing between stirrups at maximum shear force for the simply supported beam that has a span of (7 m). The beam is carrying a uniformly distributed dead load (including its self-weight) of (30 kN/m) and a uniformly distributed live load of 31 kN/m. Use concrete of (Fe'= 25 MPa) and steel with a yield strength (Fy = 300 MPa).

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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