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The document contains 7 situations involving the design of reinforced concrete beams. Each situation provides information such as beam dimensions, loads, material properties, and asks questions to calculate properties like moment of inertia, shear force, and steel reinforcement required. The questions cover topics like determining stress block depth, tensile steel ratio, moment capacity, and shear force for various beam loading conditions.

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Design-P e 1

The document contains 7 situations involving the design of reinforced concrete beams. Each situation provides information such as beam dimensions, loads, material properties, and asks questions to calculate properties like moment of inertia, shear force, and steel reinforcement required. The questions cover topics like determining stress block depth, tensile steel ratio, moment capacity, and shear force for various beam loading conditions.

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Situation 3.

A rectangular beam 350


mm wide is to be designed for an
ultimate moment of 320 kN·m with f’c
= 21 MPa and fy = 420 MPa. The
effective depth of the tension bars
is 430 mm and 70 mm for compression
bars.

1.Determine the depth of the stress Situation 2. If the given beam


block (mm) to attain a tensile section is used for a simply
strain of 0.005 when the concrete supported beam 6.0 m span, using f’c
crushes at a strain of 0.003. = 21 MPa and fy = 420 MPa:
A. 137.06 C. 221.75
B. 159.32 D. 188.41

2.Determine the partial amount of


tension bars for the given
condition above.
A. 2,039 mm2 C. 5,326 mm2
B. 3,200 mm 2 D. 3,652 mm2

3.Determine the total amount of


tension reinforcement required to
produce a design strength of 320
kN-m. Calculate the depth of the uniform
A. 2,543 mm2 C. 2,343 mm2 compression stress block in mm at
B. 1,534 mm2 D. 1,720 mm2 ultimate stage if flexure bars are
1. 20 mm in diameter.
Determine the required amount of A. 189.26 C. 176.32
compression reinforcement required B. 107.52 D. 118.45
to produce a design strength of
320 kN-m. Calculate the tensile steel strain
A. 486 mm2 C. 377 mm2 at the ultimate stage.
B. 423 mm2 D. 304 mm2 A. 0.00892 C. 0.00708
B. 0.00496 D. 0.00629

Situation 1 - Determine the tensile Calculate the design moment


steel ratio of a singly reinforced strength of the beam in kN-m.
concrete beam for the following A. 176.34 C. 169.78
conditions using concrete strength B. 131.18 D. 134.04
f’c = 21 MPa and steel yield strength
fy = 420 MPa.

if
5. the tensile strain is εs = fy/Es
upon crushing of concrete at a
strain of 0.003.
A. 0.01567 C. 0.02833
B. 0.01548 D. 0.02125

if the tensile strain is set as


0.007 upon crushing of concrete at
a strain of 0.003.
A. 0.01084 C. 0.00903
B. 0.00834 D. 0.01354

What is the reduction factor for a


transition failure with tensile
strain 0.004?
A. 0.817 C. 0.733
B. 0.90 D. 0.85
Situation 5: The beam is subjected to a uniform dead load of 1.2 kN/m and a single live load of 40 kN.
Determine (a) the maximum moment created by these loads at C and (b) the maximum positive shear at
C. Assume A is pin and B is roller.

Situation 6: The beam supports a uniform dead load of 500 N/m and a single concentrated live load
3,000 N. Determine the maximum positive moment at C and maximum positive shear at C.
Situation 7: A uniform live load of 300 lb/ft and a single live concentrated force of 1500 lb are to be
placed on the beam. The beam has a weight of 150 lb/ft. Determine (a) the maximum vertical reaction
at support B, and (b) the maximum negative moment at point B. Assume the support at A is a pin and B
is a roller.

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