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    This document contains calculations for determining the required reinforcement for a concrete beam. It calculates the depth of the beam, bending moment, required area of steel reinforcement, and verifies that using 6 diameter 3/4" rebar bars spaced at 0.19m is sufficient to meet the needed reinforcement area.

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    diseño de acero en zapata de concreto armado

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    This document contains calculations for determining the required reinforcement for a concrete beam. It calculates the depth of the beam, bending moment, required area of steel reinforcement, and verifies that using 6 diameter 3/4" rebar bars spaced at 0.19m is sufficient to meet the needed reinforcement area.

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    Concreto Armado Diseño

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    This document contains calculations for determining the required reinforcement for a concrete beam. It calculates the depth of the beam, bending moment, required area of steel reinforcement, and verifies that using 6 diameter 3/4" rebar bars spaced at 0.19m is sufficient to meet the needed reinforcement area.

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    of 1

    b) Direccin Transversal:

    = 60-(7.5 + 1.9/2) = 50.60 cm

    W NU
    s

    = Pu/T = 126/2.35 = 53.62 T/m

    Mumax = 53.62 x

    1.0252 /2

    Iv

    = (2.35 0.30)/2

    As

    = 16.36

    c m2

    As

    = 15.26

    cm

    USAR: 6 @ 0.19 m

    = 28.17 T m

    = 1.025

    => a = 3.50 cm
    => a = 3.26 cm

    CONFORME

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