Determine the spacing of vertical stirrups near the left support of the "L"(m) beam loaded as shown below. The concentrated load is placed x meters from A. Use "n" legged stirrups with given diameter below. Round down your answer to the nearest whole number. USE SIMPLIFIED CALCULATION and NSCP 2015 mm Pu 320 mm d 520 mm wu fc' 35 MPa fyt 415 MPa L-x Pdl 60 KN II 70 KN wdl 25 KN/m wll 35 KN/m o bar 12 mm 3 0.4 m length 7 m

Determine the spacing of vertical stirrups near the left support of the "L"(m) beam loaded as shown below. The concentrated load is placed x meters from A. Use "n" legged stirrups with given diameter below. Round down your answer to the nearest whole number. USE SIMPLIFIED CALCULATION and NSCP 2015 mm Pu 320 mm d 520 mm wu fc' 35 MPa fyt 415 MPa L-x Pdl 60 KN II 70 KN wdl 25 KN/m wll 35 KN/m o bar 12 mm 3 0.4 m length 7 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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