I provided an example problem, the question asked is the last photo included. I also provided the tables used.
I provided an example problem, the question asked is the last photo included. I also provided the...
the question needed to be solved is at the top. I provided tables used to solve this problem and an example problem. Desian an economical rectongulay bean size and,select the reinforcing borsvebra Stinply Supported span of 2o feet This beann i to Corry a live lod of 1900 Ibs Jlt and a dead load of 1750 lift. Use a Concrete compresive stress of 3500 put, Mo.3 stirrups, and a Grade 0 ranbrcng Desitn the rechangular beam Codeng deflechoo and bendin...
Please answer the question. The beam should be 35 ft. long for both pictures. (disregard the 25 ft. length. it should be 35 ft.) thank you Reinforced Concrete 6-18%20(1).pdf Due: 06 March 2018 The beam shown in the figure is subjected to a uniformly distributed dead load (without including self-weight) equal to 0.5 kip/ft, and a uniformly distributed live load of 1.3 kip/ft. You may initially estimate the beam weight to be about 0.3 kip/ft, but you must verify and...
Can someone explain how these factored moments have been calculated in the second image. I can't understand this exterior support and exterior span and interior support and exterior span and why we have calculated 5 moments when panels are 8. Explain all this Example 6.3: Design a slab consisting of eight panels of 8 m x 3. 5 m clear dimensions that are continuous along their longitudinal edges and are supported on 300 mm wide beans Office live load is...
PROBLEM 2: Design a rectangular beam well inside the tension-controlled zone. Start calculations assuming εt=0.0075 Select b, d and As to resist a factored design moment, Mu = 255 k-ftin the tension-controlled zone. PROBLEM 2: Design a rectangular beam well inside the tension-controlled zone. Start calculations assuming ε-0.0075 Select b, d and As to resist a factored design moment, Mu 255 k-ft in the tension-controlled zone. Material Characteristics: Compression Strength of Concrete - fc 4,000 psi Yielding stress of steel...
How do I solve this? Problem 2(50 points) The roof of the Edwin A. Stevens building is to be redesigned to accommodate a billboard for Stevens Institute of Technology. The new billboard will weigh 40 kips and be supported equally by two columns located 9 ft from the rear of the building. The beams supporting the new roof will be simply supported as shown. (Note there is a 5 ft overhang at the front of the building). For the grade...