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T beam with a Flange in Tension

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Eng. Rawan

Eng. Rawan

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Can any one explain this statement
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Explain how? They're limiting the width of the flange that you can consider when it is in tension. Otherwise you'd have people trying to argue you get participation of bars 3 feet away from an 8" wide beam.
 
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