Designing a Reinforced Concrete Beam: 8.2m Span, C30 & High Yield Steel

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The discussion focuses on designing a reinforced concrete beam with an effective span of 8.2 meters, utilizing C30 concrete and high yield steel reinforcement. The beam is required to support a uniformly distributed loading of gk = 12 kNm-1 and qk = 10 kNm-1, in addition to its self-weight. Key considerations include ensuring consistency in calculations and providing a scaled sketch of the cross-section to illustrate the arrangement of 25 bars with 8 mm links, ensuring adequate space for concrete placement.

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a beam with an effective span of 8.2m is required to carry uniformly disributed loading of gk = 12 kNm-1(in additon to its own self weight) and qk = 10kNm-1.

design a suiable reinforced concrete beam using strength class C30 concrete and high yield reinforcement

could someone check my working forthe following question
thank you
 

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Looks good, but would be more professional if you were consistent. For example, following span/depth = ... 20.6, the next line should be ...15 <20.6 therefore OK; and you have made this all important comparison elsewhere. Also you should now sketch the cross-section more or less to scale to show how the 25 bars are arranged in the 8 mm links, and demonstrate that there is enough room to get the concrete through the bars.
 

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