The geometry and reinforcement configuration of the column is given below. The material properties are CX/ S420. The analysis results due to different loading combinations are as follows (C30,b-400mm,h%3D600mm) Combo 1: Nd%3D1250 kN / Mdx = 250 kN !! Combo 2: Nd%3D1000 kN / Mdx = 400 kN Combo 2: Nd%3D750 kN/ Mdx = 550 kN Determine the longitudinal reinforcement of the column.

The geometry and reinforcement configuration of the column is given below. The material properties are CX/ S420. The analysis results due to different loading combinations are as follows (C30,b-400mm,h%3D600mm) Combo 1: Nd%3D1250 kN / Mdx = 250 kN !! Combo 2: Nd%3D1000 kN / Mdx = 400 kN Combo 2: Nd%3D750 kN/ Mdx = 550 kN Determine the longitudinal reinforcement of the column.

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