Problem (2): For the one-way slab shown in Figure 1, determine and show the reinforcement values on the section shown below at: (a) The midspan (Bottom reinforcement). Assume the ultimate applied positive moment at midspan (Mu= 19.3 kN.m/m) (b) The interior supports (Top reinforcement). Assume the ultimate applied negative moment at interior support (M.= 27.0 kN.m/m) (c) Shrinkage reinforcement. loh thickness = 150 mm, Use 20-mm. cover for the slab. %3D

Problem (2): For the one-way slab shown in Figure 1, determine and show the reinforcement values on the section shown below at: (a) The midspan (Bottom reinforcement). Assume the ultimate applied positive moment at midspan (Mu= 19.3 kN.m/m) (b) The interior supports (Top reinforcement). Assume the ultimate applied negative moment at interior support (M.= 27.0 kN.m/m) (c) Shrinkage reinforcement. loh thickness = 150 mm, Use 20-mm. cover for the slab. %3D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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