Q3/ Determine the mid-span short-term deflection of a simply supported beam with the section shown in figure below. Design data - Concrete strength fc'=30MPa. - Span length 8.0m - Area of tensile steel reinforcement: As=1500mm² - Area of compressive steel reinforcement: As'=1500mm² - Loading Additional dead load -5kN/m (uniform distributed load) • Live load -5kN/m (uniform distributed load) T DUDUG As As boand 0.30m 0.70m d=0.60m d'=0.10m

Q3/ Determine the mid-span short-term deflection of a simply supported beam with the section shown in figure below. Design data - Concrete strength fc'=30MPa. - Span length 8.0m - Area of tensile steel reinforcement: As=1500mm² - Area of compressive steel reinforcement: As'=1500mm² - Loading Additional dead load -5kN/m (uniform distributed load) • Live load -5kN/m (uniform distributed load) T DUDUG As As boand 0.30m 0.70m d=0.60m d'=0.10m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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