3) As per NSCP 2015, a minimum shear reinforcement in concrete design shall be provided in all regions where Vu > 0.5φVc except for the following cases: A.member has shallow depth of less than 150 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5tf or 0.5bw and 600 mm B.member has shallow depth of less than 200 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5tf or 0.5bw and 600 mm C.member has shallow depth of less than 250 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5tf or 0.5bw and 600 mm D.member has shallow depth of less than 300 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5tf or 0.5bw and 600 mm

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3) As per NSCP 2015, a minimum shear reinforcement in concrete design shall be provided in all regions where V_u> 0.5φV_c except for the following cases:

	A.	member has shallow depth of less than 150 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5t_f or 0.5b_w and 600 mm
	B.	member has shallow depth of less than 200 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5t_f or 0.5b_w and 600 mm
	C.	member has shallow depth of less than 250 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5t_f or 0.5b_w and 600 mm
	D.	member has shallow depth of less than 300 mm (ex. slabs) or integral with slab with depth greater of 2.5t_f or 0.5b_w and 600 mm

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