A 381-mm wide 571.5-mm effective-depth beam carries a uniform ultimate load of 148.86 kN/m. The beam is simply supported, and the clear distance between supports is 5.5 m. Using fc' = 20,685 kPa and fy = 275,800 kPa, design web reinforcement in the form of vertical U stirrups for this beam.

A 381-mm wide 571.5-mm effective-depth beam carries a uniform ultimate load of 148.86 kN/m. The beam is simply supported, and the clear distance between supports is 5.5 m. Using fc' = 20,685 kPa and fy = 275,800 kPa, design web reinforcement in the form of vertical U stirrups for this beam.

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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