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  1. Strucyou

    Additional Longitudinal Steel for Torsion- Precast Beams

    Thank you for insights. Bracing action of planks is an important point but needs further research to establish exactly how much it may contribute in the compatibility with the beam under torsion. I mean it will be affected by the span lengths, presence of cast in situ structural topping or as...
  2. Strucyou

    Additional Longitudinal Steel for Torsion- Precast Beams

    Hi, I have been thinking about the additional longitudinal reinforcement required for torsion specifically for a precast beam. Precast beams are often simply supported and resist eccentric loads owing to wide use of inverted L shaped or T shapes with unequal loads. The resistance to torsion is...
  3. Strucyou

    Why assuming pinned connection is conservative?

    Hi, as pointed out by phamENG, the pinned connection will give higher moments in beams so higher resisting stiffness will be required. To add another perspective in case of lateral loads on the whole structure with pinned connections displacements of the overall structure shall increase. To...
  4. Strucyou

    ld required not enogh for 300mm footing thick

    Agreed with KootK. Shear strength of the bar should govern instead of tension. Nevertheless ACI recommends checking the bar for a minimum tension of 44 kN for integrity (ACI 318M-11 sec 16.5.1.3(b) - (for precast construction only),I would suggest checking the anchorage capacity of the bar for...

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