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    8.3.1. Symmetrical Beam: H Span

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    The document summarizes maximum effective width rules for different beam types according to ACI318 standards. For symmetrical beams, the effective width is less than or equal to twice the depth or one-quarter of the span. For flange beams on one side, the effective width is less than or equal to six times the depth or half the clear distance. For isolated T-beams, the effective width is less than or equal to four times the width of the flange or twice the flange width.

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    The document summarizes maximum effective width rules for different beam types according to ACI318 standards. For symmetrical beams, the effective width is less than or equal to twice the depth or one-quarter of the span. For flange beams on one side, the effective width is less than or equal to six times the depth or half the clear distance. For isolated T-beams, the effective width is less than or equal to four times the width of the flange or twice the flange width.

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    The document summarizes maximum effective width rules for different beam types according to ACI318 standards. For symmetrical beams, the effective width is less than or equal to twice the depth or one-quarter of the span. For flange beams on one side, the effective width is less than or equal to six times the depth or half the clear distance. For isolated T-beams, the effective width is less than or equal to four times the width of the flange or twice the flange width.

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    Code allows the following maximum effective widths: 8.3.1. Symmetrical Beam ACI318, Section 8.10.2. b hf 1) b 2) 3) bw 8.3.2.

    . Flange on one side only (Spandrel Beam) ACI318, Section 8.10.3. b hf 1) b b w span
    12

    span 4

    b bw 8h f 2 b bw 1 clear distance between beams 2 2

    2) b b w 6h f 3) b b w 1 clear distance to next web 2 bw 8.3.3. Isolated T-Beam ACI318, Section 8.10.4. b hf 1) b 4b w 2) bw bw hf 2

    CIVL 4135

    158

    T-Beam

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