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Reinforced Cement Concrete

Under-Reinforced, Over-Reinforced and Balanced Section

If any tensio...

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If any tension reinforcement in an RC beam attains its yield stress during loading before the concrete in the compression zone fails due to crushing, the beam is said to be

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under-reinforced

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over-reinforced

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C

balanced

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D

non-homogeneous

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The correct option is A under-reinforced
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