Homework-4 Mu=90 ft.k wu=6 k/ft M=80 ft.k If: fc'=4ksi, and fyt=60ksi Determine: 1- Shear diagram. 2- Maximum shear at d from face of support. 3- stirrup #3 spacing at maximum shear and Compare it with Asmin and Smax chek if the beam section is acceptable per code for shear. 4- at what distance from face of support (at maximum shear side) shear would be 15kips. L=20ft RuA RuB 10" d=25 in

Homework-4 Mu=90 ft.k wu=6 k/ft M=80 ft.k If: fc'=4ksi, and fyt=60ksi Determine: 1- Shear diagram. 2- Maximum shear at d from face of support. 3- stirrup #3 spacing at maximum shear and Compare it with Asmin and Smax chek if the beam section is acceptable per code for shear. 4- at what distance from face of support (at maximum shear side) shear would be 15kips. L=20ft RuA RuB 10" d=25 in

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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