H.W.5: For the simply supported beam shown below reinforced by 4025 bars (fy: 420 MPa), the concrete strength (f= 21 MPa) evaluate the following: 1- Check the actual flexural stresses in concrete and steel if the span length equal to (4 m), dead load 8 kN/m including self-weight of the beam, live load equal to 10 kN/m

H.W.5: For the simply supported beam shown below reinforced by 4025 bars (fy: 420 MPa), the concrete strength (f= 21 MPa) evaluate the following: 1- Check the actual flexural stresses in concrete and steel if the span length equal to (4 m), dead load 8 kN/m including self-weight of the beam, live load equal to 10 kN/m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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