A simply supported high strength concrete beam of rectangular cross-section (b x D), {SHOWN IN THE FIGURE), supports uniformly distributed dead and live loads of intensities 'p' and 'q' per unit length respectively. The beam is prestressed by a straight tendon carrying a prestressing force P at an eccentricity 'e'. Show clearly and neatly the stress distributions, through the beam depth, due to eccentric prestressing, dead and live loads at a cross-section where maximum stresses Occur. DH 761 p, q per unit length DP

A simply supported high strength concrete beam of rectangular cross-section (b x D), {SHOWN IN THE FIGURE), supports uniformly distributed dead and live loads of intensities 'p' and 'q' per unit length respectively. The beam is prestressed by a straight tendon carrying a prestressing force P at an eccentricity 'e'. Show clearly and neatly the stress distributions, through the beam depth, due to eccentric prestressing, dead and live loads at a cross-section where maximum stresses Occur. DH 761 p, q per unit length DP

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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