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    Reinforced Concrete 3 Sheet1

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    The document provides specifications for designing reinforced concrete sections subjected to different loads, including tension forces, moments, and compression forces. It gives the load magnitudes and material strengths for five problems: a section under 20 tons of tension; a section under 2 ton-meters of moment; a section under 3 ton-meters of moment and 6 tons of compression; a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of tension; and a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of compression. The width of the sections is 100cm for all problems.

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    The document provides specifications for designing reinforced concrete sections subjected to different loads, including tension forces, moments, and compression forces. It gives the load magnitudes and material strengths for five problems: a section under 20 tons of tension; a section under 2 ton-meters of moment; a section under 3 ton-meters of moment and 6 tons of compression; a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of tension; and a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of compression. The width of the sections is 100cm for all problems.

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    The document provides specifications for designing reinforced concrete sections subjected to different loads, including tension forces, moments, and compression forces. It gives the load magnitudes and material strengths for five problems: a section under 20 tons of tension; a section under 2 ton-meters of moment; a section under 3 ton-meters of moment and 6 tons of compression; a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of tension; and a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of compression. The width of the sections is 100cm for all problems.

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    The document provides specifications for designing reinforced concrete sections subjected to different loads, including tension forces, moments, and compression forces. It gives the load magnitudes and material strengths for five problems: a section under 20 tons of tension; a section under 2 ton-meters of moment; a section under 3 ton-meters of moment and 6 tons of compression; a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of tension; and a section under 4 ton-meters of moment and 7 tons of compression. The width of the sections is 100cm for all problems.

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    Reinforced concrete 3

    Sheet1

    1- Design water section subjected to working tension force 20 ton


    and width of the section 100 cm Fcu =250kg/cm2, st36/52.

    2- Design water section subjected to working moment 2 t.m and


    width of the section is 100 cm Fcu = 275 kg/cm2, st36/52.

    3- Design water section subjected to working moment 3 t.m and


    compression force 6 ton and width of the section is 100 cm Fcu =
    225 kg/cm2, st36/52.

    4- Design water section subjected to working moment 4 t.m and


    tension force 7 ton and width of tension is 100 cm Fcu=300
    kg/cm2, st36/52.

    5- Design air section subjected to working moment 4 t.m and


    compression force 7 ton and width of the section is 100cm Fcu =
    225 kg/cm2, st 36/52.

    Dr. Ahmed Nabil


    Eng. Ibrahim Galal

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