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    Reinforcement Details

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    The document provides calculations for determining the steel reinforcement in concrete columns of different sizes. It lists the diameters of steel bars used, their total cross-sectional area, and calculates the percentage of longitudinal steel as 1.269956% based on the total area of concrete and steel. It notes that longitudinal steel reinforcement should be between 0.8% to 4% when lap joints are used.

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    The document provides calculations for determining the steel reinforcement in concrete columns of different sizes. It lists the diameters of steel bars used, their total cross-sectional area, and calculates the percentage of longitudinal steel as 1.269956% based on the total area of concrete and steel. It notes that longitudinal steel reinforcement should be between 0.8% to 4% when lap joints are used.

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    The document provides calculations for determining the steel reinforcement in concrete columns of different sizes. It lists the diameters of steel bars used, their total cross-sectional area, and calculates the percentage of longitudinal steel as 1.269956% based on the total area of concrete and steel. It notes that longitudinal steel reinforcement should be between 0.8% to 4% when lap joints are used.

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    Reinforcement Details

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    Alok Kumar
    The document provides calculations for determining the steel reinforcement in concrete columns of different sizes. It lists the diameters of steel bars used, their total cross-sectional area, and calculates the percentage of longitudinal steel as 1.269956% based on the total area of concrete and steel. It notes that longitudinal steel reinforcement should be between 0.8% to 4% when lap joints are used.

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    SIZE OF STEEL BARS 25 20 16 12 mm mm mm mm 2285.

    92 mm 180000 mm

    MULTIPLYING FACTOR 0.785

    AREA OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT = TOTAL AREA OF CONCRETE COLUMN =

    PERCENTAGE OF LONGITUDINAL STEEL =

    1.269956 %

    NOTE:-

    Longitudinal reinforcement should be > 0.8 % and < 4 % wherein lap has been provided.

    NUMBER OF STEEL BARS(mm) 0 4 4 2

    WIDTH OF COLUMN(mm) 230 300

    LENGTH OF COLUMN(mm) 450 600

    ein lap has been provided.

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