Structural Analysis
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1. Caused by what is the shear force?

2. The shear force is resisted by what reinforcement?

3. In which area does the shearing force usually occur in the beam?

4. What are the functions of stirrup reinforcement?

5. What conditions must be met if the stirrups are used to resist shear forces?

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Shear force is the summation of all the transverse forces that is acting either side of the beam.

2.Various types of reinforcement is provided in form of stirrups to resist the shear force like inclined stirrups,vertical stirrups,bent up bars with stirrups.

 

 

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