Q2 A simply supported beam of cross section 280X 560 overall depth. It spans over a length of 8.5 m. The cross section of the beam has tension steel and compression steel 3-32 mm dia and 2-20 mm dia respectively . Assume the effective cover to steel as 50 mm. Dead load on the beam excluding its self-weight is 24.75 kN/m Imposed Load on the beam is 7 kN/m Take fck = 25 N/mm2 and fyk = 500 N/mm2 respectively Check whether the tension and compression steel provided is adequate to carry the given loads

Q2 A simply supported beam of cross section 280X 560 overall depth. It spans over a length of 8.5 m. The cross section of the beam has tension steel and compression steel 3-32 mm dia and 2-20 mm dia respectively . Assume the effective cover to steel as 50 mm. Dead load on the beam excluding its self-weight is 24.75 kN/m Imposed Load on the beam is 7 kN/m Take fck = 25 N/mm2 and fyk = 500 N/mm2 respectively Check whether the tension and compression steel provided is adequate to carry the given loads

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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