ole 7.11 Design a composite beam with flexible shear connectors for the following data:Span of the beamclc distance of beams supporting slabTotal uniform load over the beamGrade of concreteThickness of slabModular ratio (m)5 m2.5 m20 kN/mM-15120 mm18

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nle 7.11 Design a composite beam with flexible shear connectors for the following data: Span of the beam cc distance of beams supporting slab Total uniform load over the beam Grade of concrete Thickness of slab Modular ratio (m) 5 m 2.5 m 20 kN/m M-15 120 mm 18

nle 7.11 Design a composite beam with flexible shear connectors for the following data: Span of the beam cc distance of beams supporting slab Total uniform load over the beam Grade of concrete Thickness of slab Modular ratio (m) 5 m 2.5 m 20 kN/m M-15 120 mm 18

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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