In this lecture, I have discussed briefly how to calculate the diameter and the number of steel bars required for an RCC column.
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Steel is the most widely used material for reinforcing concrete elements. The two materials bind together without any slippage and thus act together as a single unit in resisting the applied loads and adding to the tensile strength of the concrete. The diameter and number of steel bars required for an RCC column depend on the size of the column, its load-carrying capacity, and the grades of steel and concrete used.
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