SITUATION II: A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 400mm and an effective depth of 900mm. The longitudinal bars at compression side are 4-25mm dia. and 2 layers of 4-32mm dia. at tension side. Concrete strength f'c=27.60 MPa and fy=420. 4) Calculate the Transformed moment of Inertia. 5) Calculate the moment capacity of the section. 6) Calculate for the safest uniform load that can carry by the beam if ihas a length of 10m.

SITUATION II: A reinforced concrete beam has a width of 400mm and an effective depth of 900mm. The longitudinal bars at compression side are 4-25mm dia. and 2 layers of 4-32mm dia. at tension side. Concrete strength f'c=27.60 MPa and fy=420. 4) Calculate the Transformed moment of Inertia. 5) Calculate the moment capacity of the section. 6) Calculate for the safest uniform load that can carry by the beam if ihas a length of 10m.

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