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    This document calculates the deflection of a concrete beam. It first calculates the required steel reinforcement area as 1126.95 mm2 to resist a bending moment with 0.683% steel. It then notes that providing 420T of steel will give 1256 mm2 of steel area. The document then outlines the steps to calculate the deflection, which includes determining properties of the cracked concrete section and using a moment balance equation around the neutral axis to solve for the depth of the neutral axis.

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    This document calculates the deflection of a concrete beam. It first calculates the required steel reinforcement area as 1126.95 mm2 to resist a bending moment with 0.683% steel. It then notes that providing 420T of steel will give 1256 mm2 of steel area. The document then outlines the steps to calculate the deflection, which includes determining properties of the cracked concrete section and using a moment balance equation around the neutral axis to solve for the depth of the neutral axis.

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    This document calculates the deflection of a concrete beam. It first calculates the required steel reinforcement area as 1126.95 mm2 to resist a bending moment with 0.683% steel. It then notes that providing 420T of steel will give 1256 mm2 of steel area. The document then outlines the steps to calculate the deflection, which includes determining properties of the cracked concrete section and using a moment balance equation around the neutral axis to solve for the depth of the neutral axis.

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    With pt = 0.683, Ast = 0.683(300)(500)/100 = 1126.95 mm2. Provide 420T to have 1256 mm2. This gives provided pt = 0.761%.

    Calculation of deflection
    Step 1: Properties of concrete section
    yt = D/2 = 300 mm, Igr = bD3/12 = 300(600)3/12 = 5.4(109) mm4
    Step 2: Properties of cracked section

    fcr = 0.7 20 (cl. 6.2.2 of IS 456) = 3.13 N/mm2


    yt = 300 mm
    Mr = fcr Igr /yt = 3.13(5.4)(109)/300 = 5.634(107) Nmm
    Es = 200000 N/mm2
    Ec = 5000

    f ck (cl. 6.2.3.1 of IS 456) = 22360.68 N/mm2

    m = Es /Ec = 8.94
    Taking moment of the compressive concrete and tensile steel about the neutral
    axis (Fig.7.17.5):
    300 x2/2 = (8.94)(1256)(550 x) or

    x2 + 74.86 x 41171.68 = 0
    Version 2 CE IIT, Kharagpur

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