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    Handout-3 Length of Steel Bars For Bent Up and Hooks

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    The document derives the weight per meter of a steel bar based on its diameter (D). It shows that: 1) The weight per meter can be calculated from the bar's area, length, and the density of steel. 2) The density of steel is 7850kg/m3. 3) Plugging this into the weight formula results in a direct relationship between the weight per meter and the square of the bar's diameter. 4) The calculation shows that the weight per meter, in kg, is equal to 162.28 times the square of the bar's diameter in meters.

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    The document derives the weight per meter of a steel bar based on its diameter (D). It shows that: 1) The weight per meter can be calculated from the bar's area, length, and the density of steel. 2) The density of steel is 7850kg/m3. 3) Plugging this into the weight formula results in a direct relationship between the weight per meter and the square of the bar's diameter. 4) The calculation shows that the weight per meter, in kg, is equal to 162.28 times the square of the bar's diameter in meters.

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    The document derives the weight per meter of a steel bar based on its diameter (D). It shows that: 1) The weight per meter can be calculated from the bar's area, length, and the density of steel. 2) The density of steel is 7850kg/m3. 3) Plugging this into the weight formula results in a direct relationship between the weight per meter and the square of the bar's diameter. 4) The calculation shows that the weight per meter, in kg, is equal to 162.28 times the square of the bar's diameter in meters.

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    The document derives the weight per meter of a steel bar based on its diameter (D). It shows that: 1) The weight per meter can be calculated from the bar's area, length, and the density of steel. 2) The density of steel is 7850kg/m3. 3) Plugging this into the weight formula results in a direct relationship between the weight per meter and the square of the bar's diameter. 4) The calculation shows that the weight per meter, in kg, is equal to 162.28 times the square of the bar's diameter in meters.

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    LENGTH OF STEEL BARS FOR

    BENT UP AND HOOKS


    COMPILED BY : TSHERING TOBGYEL
    𝐷2
    Derivation of
    162
    • Weight of bar per meter = volume of steel x density of steel
    • Weight of bar per meter = Area of steel x length x density of steel ……....[1]
    • Weight of bar per meter = π𝑟 2 x length x density of steel
    𝐷2 π𝐷2
    • [ since D=2r → r= → area = ]
    2 4
    7850
    • Density of steel = 7850kg/𝑚3 = 1000 𝑥 1000 𝑥 1000 kg
    • Substituting in [1] we get
    π𝐷2 7850
    • Weight of bar per meter = x 1000 x
    4 1000 𝑥 1000 𝑥 1000

    π𝐷2 7850 3.14𝐷2 7850


    Weight of bar per meter = x = x
    4 1000 𝑥 1000 4 1000 𝑥 1000

    0.00616223 𝐷2 𝐷2 𝐷2
    =0.785𝐷2 x .007850 = 0.00616225 x 𝐷2 = 1
    x 1
    = 1 = 162.28
    proved
    0.00616223

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