Using the stress block, determine the ultimate moment of resistance of thesection shown in Figure 2 and check whether the steei provided satisfies thebending moment due to the loads on the beam.Characteristic compressive strength of concrete, fck= 25 N/mm²Characteristic tensile strength of steel, fyk = 500 N/mm2Clear cover to main steel as 20 mm.Ultimate Design Load =13 kN/m2402 mm370 mm21470 mm9 m230 mmFigure 2

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Using the stress block, determine the ultimate moment of resistance of the section shown in Figure 2 and check whether the steei provided satisfies the bending moment due to the loads on the beam.

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Chapter9: Composite Construction

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