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Find the required amount of reinforcement required for the abdominium beam in order to support the...

Find the required amount of reinforcement required for the abdominium beam in order to support the cross-sectional bending moment MU= 525 kN·m under the counting load. Design cover thickness 40mm and stub reinforcement using D10. Compressed iron bars do not have to be surrendered, and the size of the cross-section can only be increased if the design is not possible under the given conditions.
b = 320 mm, h = 550 mm, fck = 32 MPa,
fy= 450 MPa, Using D19 Tension Reinforcement and Compressed Reinforcement

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