Reinforced concrete design Question 4.1 4.1What are the methods available in EC 2 to ensure that the deflection of the beanone has designed is within allowable limits?4.2A two-span continuous T-beam section with equal spans of 7.5 m has the followingdimensions: Width of flange = 1100 mm, width of web = 250 mm, effective depth= 420 mm, tension and compression steel provided are 4H20 and 2H12respectively. Area of tension steel required is 1234 mm²and the concrete grade usedis C25. Verify the beam for deflection requirement.

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What are the methods available in EC 2

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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