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    The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams, including calculating required tension steel area, bending moment, cracking moment, deflection, steel ratio, and more. Ten examples are provided calculating various properties of beams given dimensions, loads, material strengths, and reinforcement details.

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    The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams, including calculating required tension steel area, bending moment, cracking moment, deflection, steel ratio, and more. Ten examples are provided calculating various properties of beams given dimensions, loads, material strengths, and reinforcement details.

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    The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams, including calculating required tension steel area, bending moment, cracking moment, deflection, steel ratio, and more. Ten examples are provided calculating various properties of beams given dimensions, loads, material strengths, and reinforcement details.

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    The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams, including calculating required tension steel area, bending moment, cracking moment, deflection, steel ratio, and more. Ten examples are provided calculating various properties of beams given dimensions, loads, material strengths, and reinforcement details.

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    1. A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 300mm and a overall depth of 500mm.

    The beam is
    simply supported over a span of 6m. Steel strength is 420 Mpa and concrete strength is 56 Mpa
    concrete cover is 60mm from the steel area, unit weight of concrete is 23.544KN/m^3, other
    than the weight of the beam carries a superimposed load of 15KN/m and a live load of 15KN/m.
    It also carries a factored concentrated dead load of 200KN at its midspan.

    What is the maximum factored moment on the beam?

    What is the required tension steel area?

    2. A beam has a width of 300mm and an effective depth of 600mm. if f'c = 34.5MPa and fy =
    420Mpa. determine the tension steel area if the beam is to resist an ultimate moment of 700KN-
    m

    3. A simply supported beam has a dimension of 300mmW x 500mmH with a span of 5m. it has a
    concentrated load of 30KN on its midspan.

    what is the maximum bending moment of the beam? please include self-weight. unit weight of concrete
    is 23.544KN/m^3.

    What is the Minimum required compressive strength of the concrete to carry the load without cracking?

    4. A rectangular concrete beam has a width of 300mm and effective depth of 550mm. it is simply
    supported with a span of 6m. assume f'c = 21MPa, fy = 280Mpa.

    what is the required tension steel area for a balanced section?

    if the beam carries a uniform dead load of 60KN/m including its own weight. what is the required
    number of 25mm diameter tension bars?

    5. a one way slab has a height of 120mm. the slab is reinforced with a 12mm diameter bar. each
    bar spaced at 100mm o.c. assume f'c = 21MPa, fy = 280MPa and clear cover = 20mm. what is
    the factored moment acting on 1 meter strip slab.
    6. A sand Light Weight concrete beam is 300mm wide and 600mm deep. On its section has an
    acting moment of 100 KN-m. The beam is reinforced for tension only with As = 1500mm^2 and
    effective depth of 540mm. assume F’c = 21Mpa fy = 280Mpa, wc =2000kg/m^3.

    What is the cracking moment of the beam?

    Using the transformed area method what is the compressive and tensile stress acting on the
    beam? Note: do not round off modular ratio

    7. Design a singly reinforced beam for a 6m span to support a dead load of 50KN/m (including its
    own weight). f’c = 34.5Mpa and fy = 280MPa use p = 0.5pb.

    Using d/b = 2. What is the dimension of the beam? Note: Round up to the nearest 10th

    What is the required steel area?

    8. A rectangular beam has a width of 300mm and effective depth of 550mm. It is reinforced with 3
    – 25mm diam. Bar for tension. Assume f’c = 28mpa Fy = 420 mpa

    What is the distance of extreme compression fibre to neutral axis and nominal moment?

    What is the tension strain ET?

    9. A reinforced concrete beam is 300mm wide and 600mm deep. The beam is simply supported
    over a span of 6m and carries a uniform dead load of 20KN/m including its own weight and a
    uniform live load of 30KN/m. the beam is reinforced for tension only with As = 3000mm^2 and
    effective depth of 540mm. F’c = 28Mpa fy = 420Mpa

    What is the instantaneous deflection due to service load

    Calculate for the deflection for the same load after 1 years assuming that 50% of the live load is
    sustained

    10. A rectangular beam has a width of 300mm and effective depth of 550mm. It is reinforced with 6
    – 25mm diam. Bar for tension. Assume f’c = 21mpa Fy = 280 mpa,

    what is the actual steel ratio

    what is the maximum steel ratio, use pmax when et = 0.005

    what is the ultimate design moment of the beam

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