A concrete beam has a width of 400 mm. It is reinforced at the bottom fiber with 4 – 28 mm deformed steel bars. Use f'= (49) MPa and f, = (362) MPa. Determine the effective depth of the beam such that the design falls the boundary (a) between compression and transition zones as well as (b) between transition and tension zones. – 400 mm- 150 mm 250 mm 600 mm

A concrete beam has a width of 400 mm. It is reinforced at the bottom fiber with 4 – 28 mm deformed steel bars. Use f'= (49) MPa and f, = (362) MPa. Determine the effective depth of the beam such that the design falls the boundary (a) between compression and transition zones as well as (b) between transition and tension zones. – 400 mm- 150 mm 250 mm 600 mm

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Show complete solution pls X=646 Y=46 A=8 B=7 C=8