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If the permissible compressive and tensile stresses in a singly reinforced beam are 50kg/cm2 and 1400kg/cm2 respectively and the modular ratio is 18, the percentage of the steel required for an economic section is
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For normal cases stiffness of a simply supported beam is satisfied if the ratio of its span to its overall depth does not exceed.
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If the neutral axis of a T-beam is below the slab the relationship between the flange width B, depth of neutral axis n, thickness of the slab ds , effective depth of the beam d, gross area of tensile steel At , and the modular ratio m may be stated as
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A singly reinforced concrete beam of 25cm width and 70cm effective depth is provided with 18.75 cm2 steel. If the modular ratio (m) is 15, the depth of neutral axis is
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The advantage of reinforced concrete, is due to
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By over reinforced beam, the moment of resistance can be increased not more than
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A beam curved in plan is designed for
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The neutral axis of a T-beam exists__________________
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The width of the rib of a T-beam is generally kept between:
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For the design of a simply supported T-beam the ratio of the effective span to the overall depth of the beam is limited to
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