How to Find the Effective depHowth of RCC Rectangular Beam??

How to Find the Effective depth  of RCC Rectangular Beam?? 

Effective depth of the beam and slab is the distance between extreme compressive concrete fibre to the centroid of tension reinforcement in section under flexural condition. And in another words it is described as distance from the centroid of tension Steel to the outermost face of compression fibre. How to calculate effective depth for Double layer tensile reinforcement in beam? 

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RCC design, Rectangular Beam, effective depth, reinforcement,cover ,dia of reinforcement, Moment of Resistance, load carrying capacity of rcc Beam,depth of beam

 

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