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    The document provides calculations to determine properties of a cracked concrete beam section. It gives the modulus of elasticity of concrete (Ecc) and the ratio of steel to concrete modulus (m). It then sets up and solves an equation based on equilibrium of forces to find the depth (x) of the neutral axis. This allows calculating the lever arm (z) and moment of inertia (Ir) of the cracked section.

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    The document provides calculations to determine properties of a cracked concrete beam section. It gives the modulus of elasticity of concrete (Ecc) and the ratio of steel to concrete modulus (m). It then sets up and solves an equation based on equilibrium of forces to find the depth (x) of the neutral axis. This allows calculating the lever arm (z) and moment of inertia (Ir) of the cracked section.

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    = 1.

    6
    So,

    Ecc = Ec /(1 + ) = 8600.2615 N/mm2


    m = Es /Ecc = 200000/8600.2615 = 23.255

    Step 5b: Properties of cracked section

    From Fig.7.17.6, taking moment of compressive concrete and tensile steel


    about the neutral axis, we have:
    300 x2/2 = (23.255)(1256)(550 - x)
    or

    x2 + 194.72 x 107097.03 = 0

    solving we get x = 244.072 mm


    z = d x/3 = 468.643 mm
    Ir = 300(244.072)3/3 + (23.255)(1256)(550 468.643)2
    = 1.6473(10)9 mm4
    Version 2 CE IIT, Kharagpur

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