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    The document discusses the design of T-beams for floor systems. It provides 6 practice problems related to: 1) Determining the steel area required for a T-beam carrying an ultimate moment. 2) Designing T-beams for given floor systems, specifying parameters like slab thickness, beam spacing, loads, and material strengths. 3) Calculating the safe resisting moment and live load capacity of sample T-beam sections. The problems require using specifications like the ACI code to size steel reinforcement for the T-beams.

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    The document discusses the design of T-beams for floor systems. It provides 6 practice problems related to: 1) Determining the steel area required for a T-beam carrying an ultimate moment. 2) Designing T-beams for given floor systems, specifying parameters like slab thickness, beam spacing, loads, and material strengths. 3) Calculating the safe resisting moment and live load capacity of sample T-beam sections. The problems require using specifications like the ACI code to size steel reinforcement for the T-beams.

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    The document discusses the design of T-beams for floor systems. It provides 6 practice problems related to: 1) Determining the steel area required for a T-beam carrying an ultimate moment. 2) Designing T-beams for given floor systems, specifying parameters like slab thickness, beam spacing, loads, and material strengths. 3) Calculating the safe resisting moment and live load capacity of sample T-beam sections. The problems require using specifications like the ACI code to size steel reinforcement for the T-beams.

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    The document discusses the design of T-beams for floor systems. It provides 6 practice problems related to: 1) Determining the steel area required for a T-beam carrying an ultimate moment. 2) Designing T-beams for given floor systems, specifying parameters like slab thickness, beam spacing, loads, and material strengths. 3) Calculating the safe resisting moment and live load capacity of sample T-beam sections. The problems require using specifications like the ACI code to size steel reinforcement for the T-beams.

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    \ESIGN: T BEAMS (USD)

    1. If the required Mu = 221 kN.m (1.96 x 106 in lb.) determine As. Assume that the tension steel yields fs = fy and
    that the N.A. lies in the flange, Ꞓc= strain in concrete, Ꞓs= strain in steel (Ans. 2167 mm2)
    2. A T-beam having a span of 6m has a web thickness of 300mm and an overall depth of 610mm with 60mm steel
    covering. The beams are spaced 1.2m center to center and the slab thickness is 100mm. Determine the steel
    area required if the beam carries an ultimate moment of 1300 kN.m. Use ultimate strength design with fc’= 28
    MPa. Use ACI Code. (Ans. 4230mm2)
    3. Design a T-beam for the floor system shown. Thickness of slab is 75mm and width of web is 375mm, with an
    effective depth of 600mm. the beam carries a dead load moment of 270 kN-m and a liveload moment of 460 kN-
    m. The beam has a span of 5.4m and has a spacing center to center equal to 1.8M. fc’ = 20.7 MPa, fy =
    344.70Mpa.

    4. Design the T-beam to carry the given loads. Thickness of slab is 100mm and the beam is spaced at 2.4m on
    center and have a thickness of 300mm and effective depth of 485mm, fc’ = 20.7MPa, fy = 413.7 MPa.

    5. Design the T-beam for the floor system shown. If the floor has a slab thickness of 100mm which is supported by
    6.5m span length beams casts monolithically with the slab, spacing of beams are 2.4m on centers and have a
    web width of 300mm and a total depth of 550mm. Assume steel covering of 65mm. The beam carries a live load
    moment of 163 KN-m and a deadload moment of 84 Kn-m (including the wt of the floor system, fc’= 20.7 MPa,
    fy = 413.7 MPa.

    6. Design the steel reinforcement of the T-beam shown which carries an ultimate moment Mu=136 kN-m, fc’= 20.7
    MPa, fy = 414.7 MPa. The slab thickness is 100mm, the width of flange is 450mm and that of the stem is 300mm.
    The T-beam has an effective depth of 440 mm.

    ANALYSIS: T BEAMS (USD)

    1. Determine the safe resisting moment of the T-beam having a flange width of 630mm and 100mm thick. The
    effective depth is 610mm and has a web width of 250mm. The T-beam is reinforced with 6-28mm placed in two
    rows, fc’=27.6 MPa, fy=414.6 MPa. (Ans.Mu=769 kN-m)

    2. Find the safe live load that the T-beam section could carry if it has a simple span of 6m. Slab thickness is 50mm
    and effective depth of 300mm. Width of the web member is 200mm. Use 60mm steel covering. Are of steel
    reinforcement is 1800mm2. Fc’= 20 MPa, fy= 400 MPa. (Ans. 21.16 kN/m)

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