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    Module No. 1: Problem No. 1 (Topic: Working Stress Design)

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    The document contains 3 engineering problems related to reinforced concrete design. Problem 1 involves designing a simply supported beam to carry a load and calculating the effective depth and number of steel bars needed. Problem 2 calculates the moment capacity of a beam given parameters like number and size of steel bars. Problem 3 uses the transformed area method to calculate the neutral axis depth, maximum concrete stress, and compressive concrete force for a beam with given dimensions, reinforcement, and service moment.

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    Module No. 1: Problem No. 1 (Topic: Working Stress Design)

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    The document contains 3 engineering problems related to reinforced concrete design. Problem 1 involves designing a simply supported beam to carry a load and calculating the effective depth and number of steel bars needed. Problem 2 calculates the moment capacity of a beam given parameters like number and size of steel bars. Problem 3 uses the transformed area method to calculate the neutral axis depth, maximum concrete stress, and compressive concrete force for a beam with given dimensions, reinforcement, and service moment.

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    Module No. 1: Problem No. 1 (Topic: Working Stress Design)

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    MODULE NO.

    PROBLEM NO. 1 ( TOPIC: WORKING STRESS DESIGN)

    Design a section of a concrete beam reinforced for tension only. The beam is
    simply supported on a span of 6 m and carries a load of 18KN/m, including its own
    weight. Use ACI specifications with fc=17.2 Mpa, fs=124 Mpa, n=12. Assume b=0.5d.
    Compute the effective depth of the beam and the number of steel bars needed (use 25
    mm).

    Ans: 484 mm; n=4 pcs.

    PROBLEM NO. 2 (TOPIC: INVESTIGATION ANALYSIS)

    Calculate the moment capacity using the following given:

    n=10

    As=3-25 mm

    b=300 mm

    d=400 mm

    fc=28 Mpa

    Ans: Mn=102.72 KN.m

    PROBLEM NO. 3 ( TOPIC: TRANSFORMED AREA METHOD)

    A rectangular reinforced concrete beam with of 300 mm and effective depth of


    600 mm is subjected to a service bending moment of 200 KN.m. the beam is reinforced
    with 4-32mm bars. The modular ratio n=8. Calculate the distance of the neutral axis
    kd, the maximum stress in concrete and the compressive force in concrete.

    Ans: kd=x=246.33 mm; fc=10.45 Mpa

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