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'c- (49) MPa and fy = (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. (IS CODE can be used)

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'c- (49) MPa and fy = (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. (IS CODE can be used)

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Chapter9: Composite Construction

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