A Doubly Reinforced concrete beam has an effective depth of 600mm and a width of 325mm. It is reinforced with a compressive bar at the top having an areaof 1490 sq.m and 4970 sq.mm tension bars at the bottom bars, using fc=28 MPa and fy=414 MPa. Cover to centroid of compression reinforcement is65mm.Determine the depth of compression block.A219.13B125.36mm186.26mmD212.12mm A Doubly Reinforced concrete beam has an effective depth of 600mm and a width of 325mm. It is reinforced with a compressive bar at the top having an areaof 1490 sq.m and 4970 sq.mm tension bars at the bottom bars, using fc=28 MPa and fy=414 MPa. Cover to centroid of compression reinforcement is 65mm.Determine the Ultimate Moment Capacity.A325.26 kN-mBI 222.25 kN-m654.32 kN-mD) 945.25 kN-m

Given : b = 325 mm d = 600 mm As’ = 1490 mm2 As = 4970 mm2 fc’ = 28 MPa fy = 414 MPa

A Doubly Reinforced concrete beam has an effective depth of 600mm and a width of 325mm. It is reinforced with a compressive bar at the top having an area of 1490 sq.m and 4970 sq.mm tension bars at the bottom bars, using fc=28 MPa and fy=414 MPa. Cover to centroid of compression reinforcement is 65mm.Determine the depth of compression block. A 219.13 B 125.36mm 186.26mm 212.12mm

A Doubly Reinforced concrete beam has an effective depth of 600mm and a width of 325mm. It is reinforced with a compressive bar at the top having an area of 1490 sq.m and 4970 sq.mm tension bars at the bottom bars, using fc=28 MPa and fy=414 MPa. Cover to centroid of compression reinforcement is 65mm.Determine the depth of compression block. A 219.13 B 125.36mm 186.26mm 212.12mm

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