The T-section with given dimensions (in mm) is subjected to the following ultimate design forces:
Bending moment M = 1250kN.m
Shear V = 320kN
Torque T = 40kN.m
Characteristic concrete strength fcu = 35MPa
Conditions Moderate
Fire resistance 1 hour
Flexure reinforcement Assume Y40 bars
Shear reinforcement Assume Y10 links
Aggregate size hagg = 19mm
Design all suitable reinforcement for an interior T-section spanning 2750mm and detail accordingly.
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