The ratio of strain at the centroidal level of compression steel to strain at the centroidal level of tension steel for a rectangular section subjected to bending which has effective cover to compression steel as d' and neutral axis depth from topmost compression fiber as c is (according to TS500) :

The ratio of strain at the centroidal level of compression steel to strain at the centroidal level of tension steel for a rectangular section subjected to bending which has effective cover to compression steel as d' and neutral axis depth from topmost compression fiber as c is (according to TS500) :

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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