4.Recent trends in use of new materials such as advanced composite materials and new testingtechniques employed. Answer below questions using your own words and understanding.(a)The column is 3m long and has 6 numbers main vertical steel of 12mm diameter.(i)Calculate the weight of 12mm diameter reinforcement steel providing suitable formulaand calculations? Neglect bends.

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Recent trends in use of new materials such as advanced composite materials and new testing techniques employed. Answer below questions using your own words and understanding. 4. (a) The column is 3m long and has 6 numbers main vertical steel of 12mm diameter. (i) Calculate the weight of 12mm diameter reinforcement steel providing suitable formula and calculations? Neglect bends.

Recent trends in use of new materials such as advanced composite materials and new testing techniques employed. Answer below questions using your own words and understanding. 4. (a) The column is 3m long and has 6 numbers main vertical steel of 12mm diameter. (i) Calculate the weight of 12mm diameter reinforcement steel providing suitable formula and calculations? Neglect bends.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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