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Working Stress Method Overview

The document discusses various methods for analyzing reinforced concrete structures including: 1) The working stress method for analyzing singly and doubly reinforced beams. 2) The strength method for determining flexural strength of beams. 3) Procedures for analyzing T-sections and L-sections. 4) Methods for calculating shear strength, torsional resistance, deflection, and analysis of one-way slabs. 5) References tables with material properties and design values. 6) Includes diagrams illustrating cracked and un-cracked beam sections.

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Working Stress Method Overview

The document discusses various methods for analyzing reinforced concrete structures including: 1) The working stress method for analyzing singly and doubly reinforced beams. 2) The strength method for determining flexural strength of beams. 3) Procedures for analyzing T-sections and L-sections. 4) Methods for calculating shear strength, torsional resistance, deflection, and analysis of one-way slabs. 5) References tables with material properties and design values. 6) Includes diagrams illustrating cracked and un-cracked beam sections.

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