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The document contains a series of tutorials focused on the analysis and design of reinforced concrete beams under various loading conditions. Each tutorial specifies different beam dimensions, reinforcement details, and loading scenarios, requiring calculations for stresses, deflections, and reinforcement areas. The tutorials emphasize the application of material properties and design principles in structural engineering.

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The document contains a series of tutorials focused on the analysis and design of reinforced concrete beams under various loading conditions. Each tutorial specifies different beam dimensions, reinforcement details, and loading scenarios, requiring calculations for stresses, deflections, and reinforcement areas. The tutorials emphasize the application of material properties and design principles in structural engineering.

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Tutorial #01:

A simply supported beam 200mm wide and effective depth of 300mm consist of 3-16mm dia rebar.
Determine the depth of NA and the maximum stress in concrete when steel is stressed to 120 N/mm2.
Take m = 19.

Tutorial #02:

A rectangular singly reinforced beam, 300mm wide and 500mm effective depth is used as a simply
supported beam over an effective span of 6m. The reinforcement consist of 4-20mm diameter rebar. If
the beam carried a load of 12kN/m, inclusive of the self-weight, determine the stresses developed in
concrete and steel. Take m=19.

Tutorial #03:

A concrete beam 200mm x 400mm (effective depth) is used over an effective span of 5m. It is subjected
to a uniformly distributed load of 5kN/m inclusive of its own weight. Find the necessary steel
reinforcement at the center of the span. Take allowable stresses in steel and concrete as 130 and 4
N/mm2 respectively and m=16.

Tutorial #04:

A doubly reinforced rectangular beam is 400mm wide and 600mm deep to the center of tensile
reinforcement. The compression reinforcement consist of 4-16mm dia., and is placed with its center at a
depth of 40mm from the top. The tensile reinforcement consists of 4-20mm dia. The section is subjected
to a BM of 100kNm. Determine stresses in concrete and steel. Take m=16.

Tutorial #05:

A doubly reinforced rectangular beam is 240mm wide and 500mm deep. If the limiting stresses in
concrete and steel are 5 N/mm2 and 230 N/mm2 respectively. Determine the steel areas for the
bending moment of 80 kNm. Assume that steel is buried on both faces with its center 40mm from either
face. Take m=19.

Tutorial #06:

A simply supported beam of span 5 m, as shown in Fig. 12.21, is made of M20 grade concrete and is
reinforced with three 20 mm bars of Fe 415 grade steel. If it is subjected to an imposed load of 15 kN/m
and a concentrated dead load of 10 kN at midspan, calculate the short-term deflection due to live loads
alone.
Tutorial #07

Determine the short-term deflection due to dead and live loads and long-term shrinkage and creep
deflection due to permanent load of a cantilever beam of span 4.0 m and subjected to a dead load of
3.75 kN/m and live load of 15 kN/m at service level. The width and overall depth of beam are 300 mm
and 500 mm, respectively, and reinforced with five 25 mm diameter bars in tension zone and two 20
mm diameter bars in compression zone and a clear cover of 25 mm (see Fig. 12.22). Consider a support
width of 300 mm, M25 concrete, and Fe 415 grade steel.

Tutorial #08

A three-span continuous beam of rectangular section 250 mm by 500 mm, each 5 m span, is provided
with three 16 mm bars at support and two 16 mm bars and one 12 mm bar at mid-span. The beam is
subjected to a live load of 15 kN/m and is made of M25 concrete and Fe 415 steel. Compute the
effective moment of inertia.

Tutorial #09:

Determine the crack width in beam due to permanent load of a cantilever beam of span 4.0 m and
subjected to a dead load of 3.75 kN/m and live load of 15 kN/m at service level. The width and overall
depth of beam are 300 mm and 500 mm, respectively, and reinforced with five 25 mm diameter bars in
tension zone and two 20 mm diameter bars in compression zone and a clear cover of 25 mm (see Fig
below). Consider a support width of 300 mm, M25 concrete, and Fe 415 grade steel.

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