That is not simply supported beam. That is continuous beam. A simply supported beam is supported at its ends by either fixed supports or pinned joints, while a continuous beam is supported at more than two points, with at least three or more supports
Thanks for useful tips... Please answer my question. I used 1:3:4 ratio of concrete mixture in my column.... Is it okay or not? Your answer will be greatly appreciated
thank you for the amazing presentation. I am going to make 5 ft length of cantilever beam. Size of column = 10'' x12". Any suggestions on size of cantilever beam, placing of reinforcement, developmental length and hidden beam?..
Sir , mne ek jagah dekha tha ki 8ft chhajje k liye unhone 9x18 k beam mein 3 ( 20mm ) ka top p diya aur 2 ( 20mm ) ka bottom m diya, kya yeh sahi hai ?
Thank you I have learned something new about cantilever beam
That is not simply supported beam. That is continuous beam. A simply supported beam is supported at its ends by either fixed supports or pinned joints, while a continuous beam is supported at more than two points, with at least three or more supports
The purpose of having a bunch of engineers is to minimize mistakes..hehe just kidding.. God bless
Thanks for useful tips... Please answer my question. I used 1:3:4 ratio of concrete mixture in my column.... Is it okay or not? Your answer will be greatly appreciated
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thank you for the amazing presentation.
I am going to make 5 ft length of cantilever beam. Size of column = 10'' x12".
Any suggestions on size of cantilever beam, placing of reinforcement, developmental length and hidden beam?..
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Sir , mne ek jagah dekha tha ki 8ft chhajje k liye unhone 9x18 k beam mein 3 ( 20mm ) ka top p diya aur 2 ( 20mm ) ka bottom m diya, kya yeh sahi hai ?
Bro..that is not simply supported beam..that is continuous beam
So why is there not a drawing to tell the inexperienced to do these things properly??