Use of Stirrups and Ties in Beam and Column

[@YOURJOURNEY]

Very good, short and informative

[@civilengineering94]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sheikhkais4140]

Very good and extra information sir g

[@skkjgff6130]

Does they impart strength to column, beam?

[@civilengineering94]

yes

[@spurthichadharam9144]

Or aggregates other material that can withstand as bent bars may deform more on pressure

[@kceedon7563]

What’s the difference between the square and rectangle stirrups ?

[@civilengineering94]

No difference

[@colass286]

That was easy thank you very much now i understand ❤️

[@civilengineering94]

You’re welcome 😊

[@shafayatnoor8648]

Fantastic Explanation! Need more Like this!

[@civilengineering94]

Glad you liked it!

[@heathwayve991]

Explanation is simple n easily understandable.. Keep the videos coming👍

[@civilengineering94]

Thank you, I will

[@pdbkwx3072]

Best information

[@civilengineering94]

Thanks

[@ridacivil3107]

thank you sr it s good informatin but what do you mean rcc !!!!

[@civilengineering94]

reinforced cement concrete

[@heathwayve991]

Reinforced Cement Concrete

[@nillavanilla9113]

Hi sir, good video! But do you know the reason why stirrups are not equally distributed both in beam and column?

[@rashmitabehera5827]

S

[@Luka_menorykee]

If you look at the transverse stresses diagram, the stress is the highest around supports. You need more closely spaced out stirrups where the stresses are the highest. Not as much where the transverse stresses are lower.
That way you can save money

[@manandianupama492]

Thank you

[@civilengineering94]

You're welcome

[@spurthichadharam9144]

Thank you, nice lecture..I think we can also provide timber rectangular blocks for stirrups

[@mdashcube2476]

Stirrups are not links… they’re 2 different things.

[@silpokalain]

Talk naturally, it will be good for you