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Continuous Beam Design and Analysis

The document describes a continuous beam that is part of a beam-slab floor system in an office building. The beam is spaced at 4m intervals and is subjected to a dead load from the structure and a live load of 3kPa on the floor. The question asks to find the maximum positive and negative moments on the beam using the simplified method in AS3600-2009 standard and then design the beam reinforcement.

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Continuous Beam Design and Analysis

The document describes a continuous beam that is part of a beam-slab floor system in an office building. The beam is spaced at 4m intervals and is subjected to a dead load from the structure and a live load of 3kPa on the floor. The question asks to find the maximum positive and negative moments on the beam using the simplified method in AS3600-2009 standard and then design the beam reinforcement.

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Q: The continuous beam shown in Fig. 1 is part of a beam-and-slab floor system of an office building and is typical of a
series of beams spaced at 4 m intervals. In addition to the dead load, the live load on the floor is 3 kPa. Using fc
32MPa, N32 bars for main reinforcement a) Find the maximum positive and negative moments using the simplified
method in AS3600-2009 b) Design the beam...

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Q: The continuous beam shown in Fig. 1 is part of a beam-and-slab floor system of an office building and is typical of a
series of beams spaced at 4 m intervals. In addition to the dead load, the live load on the floor is 3 kPa. Using fc
32MPa, N32 bars for main reinforcement, a) Find the maximum positive and negative moments using the simplified
method in AS3600-2009. b) Design the...

A: See answer

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