OK, I'll bite.
What is a crank length and what does it have to do with reinforcing in column and beams?
You'll be better off if you use common terms, not some jargon.
Smitash:
Are you a real working engineer or a student? If the former, you might want to discuss your questions with your boss or a senior engineer so they know what you know and what you don’t know, and they can help keep you out of trouble. They can be looking at the same plans you are looking at, do sketches on the spot, and generally be of more meaningful help. If you are a student, you should be discussing your questions with your Prof. or a T.A. And, if you read the sign-in instructions for joining E-Tips you will find that, for the most part, we don’t do homework problems here. Your questions are pretty basic questions, suggesting that you haven’t had much engineering training or education, you’ll learn more if you have to dig a bit for your own answers, than if we spoon feed you. Your’s would certainly be good discussion questions for the classroom or study lab.
To me, a "crank length" means the length of an offset where bars are lapped in columns, less commonly in beams. Generally on a 1:6 slope, so the crank length varies with the bar size.
