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You don't need to use the BS code.. the all the needed informations I gave.

Send the pic of the one you solved with the BS code.

Mykel51:
An using the BS code... getting different values...

Kindly recheck the parameters you gave especially that concrete strength...

Lol.. yes those commas are .
0,06m is 0.06m.
And using the normal EURO-CODE

Rgade:
Op, are those points that you're writing as commas?
Eg. In Nigeria it's 0.3 NOT 0,3. Just clarifying.
What country are you typing from?

Anyway I would have solved it, but during strength of materials classes, I used to sneak out of class to eat okpa and coke

Yes. The stress block diagram.

Mykel51:
Please can you expanciate on what you mean by the calculation scheme drawing ?

Do you mean the stress block ?

Still waiting for solved answers

Yes.. it's for civil/structural engineering students.

Ejusni:
Also in the first pic you wrote "resistance" and I don't understand what you mean.

On a second thought and after going through your previous post it seems his question is more CIVIL engineering and I'm a mechanical engineering student.. no wonder the question seemed odd

It's not center of gravity. It's about T-beam Reinforcement.

Ejusni:
Is that calculation for centre of gravity? Besides that's strength of materials... I can solve the one for centre of gravity but not reinforcement, I haven't been taught that yet.

Still waiting

Will be checking this topic every 30 mins..

@Sanquine you are needed here.

This is my second Topic.

And as part of supporting my fellow engineering students, that are at home due to COVID-19, I will try to make us busy while earning little money.

The first 3 people to get the answers correctly before 11:59pm Nigerian time will get €20 each.

I have included the answers, what I need from you are the steps.

I just replied your email.

Can someone try to solve this?
The offer still stand.

Sanquine:
Guy, I'm sorry. No light.

Did u manage to solve it?

Sanquine:
Guy, I'm sorry. No light.

Waooh,

Sanquine:
Guy, I'm sorry. No light.

ok. Thanks

Sanquine:
No, I'm more into Reinforced Concrete Design to BS 8110. if there's more time, I will solve both b4 12 noon tomorrow but no worries, once NEPA beep light na ur work I go first do b4 finishing my detailing works.

Thanks. I will be waiting but for the second question, can you solve it now?

Sanquine:
Okay, I'll help you with the steel design b4 6am tomorrow. that's if we get light ooo

i need it like before 6am because of time difference
Which of them you can solve?

Sanquine:
Okay. I won't be able to do it now. I need to consult my books (PDF) on my PC but there's no light now. I'll send the solutions tomorrow before 12pm when I get to office. Is that okay by you?

For the first one, you should use the Eurocode 3. I don't know the equivalent of it in BS code. But from Google, I'm seeing something like BS EN 1993-1-1:2005

While for the second one, any method you can use to solve the moment is okay but major concern is checking of the two stresses with respect to the timber class. Also, dimensions are to be converted to meters.

Sanquine:
Which BS code should I use to design the welding question. . And which method should I use for the second question. I know three methods that I can use to find the moment So you have to specify 1.
a. Clapeyron's three moments equation
b. Hardy cross method of moment distribution
c. Coefficient method (not applicable in this case)

Ok. Waiting

nakaman:
Wait o

This is not what i need please.

Bigboy289:
Solve it yourself, tell me the answers, I tell you back and you give me the money.

This is urgent. Someone's continuation of her university studies is based on this. Please mod, help move it to the front homepage.


They first 3 people to solve these 2 questions marked in red correctly within the next 4 hours will receive a little gift from me on 25th of this month.
* First person will get €25.
* Second person will get €10
* Third person will get €5.

Solve and post the answer here.