For the beam shown below, determine the concreteand steel stresses at the locations of the maximumpositive and negative moments. Use f'c = 25Mpa.The answers areMPа,MPа,MРа andMPа.3okN/m8m1m4-25mmØ-Top bars4-16mmØ250250bottom bars630630

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For the beam shown below, determine the concrete
and steel stresses at the locations of the maximum
positive and negative moments. Use f'c = 25Mpa.
The answers are
MPа,
MPа,
MРа and
MPа.
3okN/m
8m
1m
4-25mmØ-
Top bars
4-16mmØ
250
250
bottom bars
630
630

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