Shear force for minimum links is greater than the maximum sh

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The discussion revolves around a homework problem involving beam design, specifically questioning the scenario where the shear force for minimum links exceeds the maximum shear force. The individual has verified their calculations and is uncertain about the validity of their findings. They seek clarification on whether this situation is possible within the context of their academic exercise. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding shear forces in structural design. This inquiry highlights a potential misunderstanding in beam design principles that could benefit from further exploration.
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Homework Statement


I was asked to design a beam from the beginning to detailing . I encountered that the shear force for minimum links is greater than the maximum shear force , is it possible ?

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The Attempt at a Solution


I have checked thru the working , it seems that everything is okay . I am not sure am i posting in the right section or not . [/B]
 
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P/s : this is just academic exercise , not the real word design
 

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