Given the following properties of T-beams. If the beam is reinforced in tension only, determine (a) the balanced steel area (b) the nominal and ultimate balanced moment capacity (c) the maximum steel area (d) the nominal and ultimate maximum moment capacity Flange width, bf = 1200 mm Flange thickness, t = 125 mm Width of web, bw = 300 mm Concrete strength, f'c = 28 MPa Steel strength, fy = 414 MPa Effective depth, d = 465 mm

Given the following properties of T-beams. If the beam is reinforced in tension only, determine (a) the balanced steel area (b) the nominal and ultimate balanced moment capacity (c) the maximum steel area (d) the nominal and ultimate maximum moment capacity Flange width, bf = 1200 mm Flange thickness, t = 125 mm Width of web, bw = 300 mm Concrete strength, f'c = 28 MPa Steel strength, fy = 414 MPa Effective depth, d = 465 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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