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    1. The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams including calculating shear strength and reinforcement. Key steps include determining allowable shear stress, calculating shear force, and ensuring shear reinforcement requirements are met. 2. Details are provided on analyzing rectangular and flanged beams for shear including determining width of the flange, moment coefficients, and computing maximum bending moment. 3. Additional topics covered involve calculating the nominal shear capacity of beams, considering the effects of openings on shear strength, and ensuring design shear is less than nominal capacity. Iterative checking and reinforcement adjustments may be needed.

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    1. The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams including calculating shear strength and reinforcement. Key steps include determining allowable shear stress, calculating shear force, and ensuring shear reinforcement requirements are met. 2. Details are provided on analyzing rectangular and flanged beams for shear including determining width of the flange, moment coefficients, and computing maximum bending moment. 3. Additional topics covered involve calculating the nominal shear capacity of beams, considering the effects of openings on shear strength, and ensuring design shear is less than nominal capacity. Iterative checking and reinforcement adjustments may be needed.

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    Structural Formulae Final2003

    Uploaded by

    DeepakRavindraPrasad
    1. The document discusses the design of reinforced concrete beams including calculating shear strength and reinforcement. Key steps include determining allowable shear stress, calculating shear force, and ensuring shear reinforcement requirements are met. 2. Details are provided on analyzing rectangular and flanged beams for shear including determining width of the flange, moment coefficients, and computing maximum bending moment. 3. Additional topics covered involve calculating the nominal shear capacity of beams, considering the effects of openings on shear strength, and ensuring design shear is less than nominal capacity. Iterative checking and reinforcement adjustments may be needed.

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