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After watching this through you'll be able to solve the capacity of ANY concrete member shape.
Kestava Engineering shows how to find the capacity of a reinforced concrete T beam with a design example that walks us through the ACI 318. This design example is very likely to show up in some form of the civil / structural professional engineering exam. And I know for a fact all you college kids are going to have to know this for your advanced reinforced concrete homework.
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