03/L Compute the design moment strength of the beam shown in Fig.3, fy= 420 MPa and fe = 28 MPa. Are the steel percentages sufficient to ensure tensile behavior? Es=200000 MPa. %3D 1100- 120 650 Fig.3 8000 400 All dimension in mm

03/L Compute the design moment strength of the beam shown in Fig.3, fy= 420 MPa and fe = 28 MPa. Are the steel percentages sufficient to ensure tensile behavior? Es=200000 MPa. %3D 1100- 120 650 Fig.3 8000 400 All dimension in mm

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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