Q1: For the one way slab system shown in Fig (2), Find maximum positive moment and maximum negative moment In beams and design the beam for both WL = Wa = All Columns = 250* 400 All Beams = Student bw, W, kN/m? h, mr Wa

Q1: For the one way slab system shown in Fig (2), Find maximum positive moment and maximum negative moment In beams and design the beam for both WL = Wa = All Columns = 250* 400 All Beams = Student bw, W, kN/m? h, mr Wa

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Chapter10: Statically Indeterminate Beams

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Problem 10.4.25P: A beam ABC is fixed at end A and supported by beam DE at point B (sec figure). Both beams have the...

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Q1:
For the one way slab system shown in Fig (2), Find
maximum positive moment and maximum negative
moment In beams and design the beam for both
WL =
Wa =
All Columns = 250* 400
All Beams =
Student
bw,
W, kN/m2
h, mm
4m
1.5m
mm
17
300
150
1.5 8.75
1.4
450

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