Reinforced Concrete Construction
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In fact, even with reinforcement in two directions, the load should be assumed as all transferred to the cross-beams unless the panel is nearly square.
If panels, nearly square, are reinforced in both directions, the loads carried to the cross-beams and girders will not be uni- formly distributed over the length of such beams and girders, but may be assumed to vary in accordance with the ordinates of a triangle. This assumption is surely on the safe side in re- gard to moment, if the area of th...e triangle is made equal to that part of the total load on the panel which is transmitted to the beam in question — as determined by the table of the preceding SLABS, CROSS-BEAMS, AND GIRDERS 141 article. Assumptions of this load being either uniformly dis- tributed, or varying as the ordinates of a parabola, give a lower resulting moment than the triangle method and for this reason are not so much in use.
Let w be the uniform load per unit of area on the slab, and w 2 and w 1 the parts of this unit load that go to the shorter and longer beams respectively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, even with reinforcement in two directions, the load should be assumed as all transferred to the cross-beams unless the panel is nearly square.
If panels, nearly square, are reinforced in both directions, the loads carried to the cross-beams and girders will not be uni- formly distributed over the length of such beams and girders, but may be assumed to vary in accordance with the ordinates of a triangle. This assumption is surely on the safe side in re- gard to moment, if the area of th...e triangle is made equal to that part of the total load on the panel which is transmitted to the beam in question — as determined by the table of the preceding SLABS, CROSS-BEAMS, AND GIRDERS 141 article. Assumptions of this load being either uniformly dis- tributed, or varying as the ordinates of a parabola, give a lower resulting moment than the triangle method and for this reason are not so much in use.
Let w be the uniform load per unit of area on the slab, and w 2 and w 1 the parts of this unit load that go to the shorter and longer beams respectively.
What to read after Reinforced Concrete Construction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hool, George a to read onlineMoreLess
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