A rectangular cross section of a beam is under the bending moment of 60 kips-ft. Determined the Maximum compression and tension stress in the concrete and tensile stress in the rebar. The section is uncracked. b-15 in, h=30 in, d= 28 in f.- 4000 psi, Ec-3,600,000 psf fy=60,000 psi, Es-29,000,000 psf Rebar 3 -No. 6 h b -As

A rectangular cross section of a beam is under the bending moment of 60 kips-ft. Determined the Maximum compression and tension stress in the concrete and tensile stress in the rebar. The section is uncracked. b-15 in, h=30 in, d= 28 in f.- 4000 psi, Ec-3,600,000 psf fy=60,000 psi, Es-29,000,000 psf Rebar 3 -No. 6 h b -As

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter9: Composite Construction

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