Continuous Beams in Reinforced Concrete
Continuous Beams in Reinforced Concrete
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A Dead load 0-4 IT B One point load 0-425 1-315 c Two, , 0-895 2-52 D Three, , *'3 J 5 375 E Four, , 1755 4-92 F Distributed, o'445 I "2O Five Spans. Table No. 4.
CASE. LOAD.
OUTER SUPPORT.
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A Dead load 0-383 i'i35 0-98 B One point load OH'S i -32 i '25 c Two, , 0-856 2*64 2 '43 D Three, , 1-31 4'S 1 3' 6 7 E Four, , 175 5*04 475 F Distributed, o-435 '235 1-16 122 CONTINUOUS BEAMS IN REINFORCED CONCRETE.
Example I. First of all consider the main beams, in the case of two ...spans of secondary beams spanning across the cross section of a building, with a central row of main beams of two equal spans, running along the building at right angles to the secondary beams, each bay being loaded with four secondary beams.
In this case it is possible to increase the load coming upon the secondary beams from the slabs, with all spans loaded, by about 1 3 per cent, on the end row of secondary beams, the remaining rows of secondary beams have reactions slightly less or not more than the original 100 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PIER i.
A Dead load 0-4 IT B One point load 0-425 1-315 c Two, , 0-895 2-52 D Three, , *'3 J 5 375 E Four, , 1755 4-92 F Distributed, o'445 I "2O Five Spans. Table No. 4.
CASE. LOAD.
OUTER SUPPORT.
PIER i.
PIER 2.
A Dead load 0-383 i'i35 0-98 B One point load OH'S i -32 i '25 c Two, , 0-856 2*64 2 '43 D Three, , 1-31 4'S 1 3' 6 7 E Four, , 175 5*04 475 F Distributed, o-435 '235 1-16 122 CONTINUOUS BEAMS IN REINFORCED CONCRETE.
Example I. First of all consider the main beams, in the case of two ...spans of secondary beams spanning across the cross section of a building, with a central row of main beams of two equal spans, running along the building at right angles to the secondary beams, each bay being loaded with four secondary beams.
In this case it is possible to increase the load coming upon the secondary beams from the slabs, with all spans loaded, by about 1 3 per cent, on the end row of secondary beams, the remaining rows of secondary beams have reactions slightly less or not more than the original 100 per cent.
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