SITUATION III: A reinforced concrete tied column carries dead axial load of 600 kN and a live axial load of 1200 kN. f'c = 21MPA; fy 400MPA 17. What is the factored axial load carried by the column? a. 1250 kN b. 2640 kN с. 1650 kN d. 1500 kN 18. What is the minimum dimension if it is designed to be a square column with a steel ratio of 2%? a. 350 mm b. 400 mm с. 150 mm d. 500 mm 19. Find the number of required 25 mm diameter bar that will be used if it is the reinforcement of the column. b. 10 а. 8 C. 9 d. 12

SITUATION III: A reinforced concrete tied column carries dead axial load of 600 kN and a live axial load of 1200 kN. f'c = 21MPA; fy 400MPA 17. What is the factored axial load carried by the column? a. 1250 kN b. 2640 kN с. 1650 kN d. 1500 kN 18. What is the minimum dimension if it is designed to be a square column with a steel ratio of 2%? a. 350 mm b. 400 mm с. 150 mm d. 500 mm 19. Find the number of required 25 mm diameter bar that will be used if it is the reinforcement of the column. b. 10 а. 8 C. 9 d. 12

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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