HW-6: According to the shear requirement, neglect the beam weight and find themaximum load Pu can be carried by the beam shown in Figure below by using:Shear and Dlagonal Tension in Beam1- Simple formula (ACI 11.3)2- By using the effect of tension reinforcement (ACI 11.5)25Use = MPafy%3D400Pu010@150d=500 mm2 m2 m3020mm250 mm

The values and diagram given in the question are as follows: f'c=25 MPa or 3625.94 psi fy=400 MPa…

equirement, neglect the beam weight and find the HW-6: maximum load Pu can be carried by the beam shown in Figure below by using: on in Beam 1- Simple formula (ACI 11.3) 2- By using the effect of tension reinforcement (ACI 11.5) 25 Use MPa %3D 400

equirement, neglect the beam weight and find the HW-6: maximum load Pu can be carried by the beam shown in Figure below by using: on in Beam 1- Simple formula (ACI 11.3) 2- By using the effect of tension reinforcement (ACI 11.5) 25 Use MPa %3D 400

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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