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Analysis of Flanged Beam- Case II

A T-beam beha...

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A T-beam behaves as a rectangular beam of width equal to its flange if its neutral axis

A

coincides with centroid of reinforcement

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coincides with centroid of T-section

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C

remains within the flange

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remains in the web

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Solution

The correct option is C remains within the flange
For T-beam having neutral axis within the flange, the formulae derived for rectangular beam can be used.

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