Given : M=150kN-m , fc'=21Mpa , Fy=420Mpa , fs allowable = 0.4fy Design a doubly reinforced...

Given :

M=150kN-m , fc'=21Mpa , Fy=420Mpa , fs allowable = 0.4fy

Design a doubly reinforced concrete beam section , give the b , d , d' , As' , As of the concrete section.

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