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For slabs spanning in two directions for calculating the span to effective depth ratio:
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As per IS 456:2000, the minimum beam width required for a reinforced concrete beam, for 2 hours of fire exposure is
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The effective span of a simply supported beam is__________________
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According to IS 456:2000, what is the maximum spacing that is allowed for vertical stirrups in a simply supported beam?
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The stress developed in concrete and steel in reinforced concrete beam 25cm width and 70cm effective depth are 62.5 kg/cm2 and 250 kg/cm2 respectively. If m=15, the depth of its neutral axis is
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A simply supported beam carrying a central load, will be safe in deflection if the ratio of its span to depth is
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According to the steel beam theory of doubly reinforced beams
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T-beams behaves as a rectangular beam of a width equal to its flange it its neutral axis
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The ratio of the breadth to effective depth of a beam is kept
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The thickness of the flange of Tee beam of a ribbed slab is assumed as
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