A: the compressive reinforcements will not yield
B: the tensile reinforcements will not yield
C: the section is over-sized
D: the compressive reinforcements have already yielded when the failure of the beam occurs
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- In the calculation of the bearing capacity of the normal section of a doubly reinforced concrete rectangular beam, the reason for the condition [img=63x27]1803b953249aa8d.png[/img] should be satisfied is to ( ). A: ensure the simplification of the calculation diagram B: avoid the occurrence of the over-reinforced failure C: ensure the compressive reinforcements yield at the failure of the beam D: ensure the tensile reinforcements yield at the failure of the beam
- For a given [img=24x27]1803b9532cc8765.png[/img], when calculating the bearing capacity of the normal section of a doubly reinforced concrete rectangular beam, if [img=46x23]1803b95334b0ce7.png[/img], it indicates that ( ). A: the compressive reinforcements are excessively allocated B: the reinforcements in the compression zone are lightly allocated and needs to be reallocated C: The beam section is over-sized D: The concrete strength is too large
- When conducting the section analysis on the bearing capacity of the normal section of a doubly reinforced concrete rectangular beam, if [img=46x23]1803b9533db5432.png[/img], the ultimate bending moment the section undertakes can be ( ). A: calculated by approximating the relationship between [img=8x23]1803b9534526202.png[/img] and [img=14x23]1803b9534d0c9d8.png[/img] as [img=46x23]1803b953549d24e.png[/img] B: recalculated according to the case that the area of the tensile reinforcements is unknown C: recalculated according to the case that the area of the compressive reinforcements is unknown D: determined according to the minimum reinforcement ratio
- In the calculation of the bearing capacity of the normal section of a T-shaped reinforced concrete beam, it is assumed that ( ) within the effective width of the compressed flange. A: the compressive stress is uniformly distributed B: the compressive stress is distributed in a parabolic shape C: the compressive stress is distributed in a triangle shape D: the compressive stress is distributed partly uniformly and partly non-uniformly
- If [img=46x23]1803b95368d5b28.png[/img], the concrete fiber strain at the edge of the compression zone at the failure of the beam satisfies the condition [img=59x19]1803b95371d436c.png[/img], and at the same time, the tensile strain of the tensile reinforcements satisfies the condition [img=53x22]1803b95379d4907.png[/img], i.e., the tensile reinforcement has yielded at the failure of the beam, and the failure mode of such beam belongs to the over-reinforced failure.
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The main reason why spiral stirrups can improve the bearing capacity of the normal section of axial compressed columns is that ( ). A: the strength of spiral stirrups is high B: spiral stirrups can effectively restrain the longitudinal reinforcements and improve the compressive strength of longitudinal reinforcements C: spiral stirrups can effectively restrain the core concrete and improve its compressive strength D: spiral stirrups have strong deformation capacity
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A reinforced concrete rectangular beam of C40 grade concrete is reinforced with HRB400 grade steel bars in tension. Given that [img=14x23]17de816843b92c0.png[/img] is 1.71[img=62x27]17de81684ecebb0.png[/img] and fy is 360[img=62x27]17de81684ecebb0.png[/img] the minimum reinforcement ratio of longitudinal tensile reinforcements should be ( ). A: 0.18% B: 0.19% C: 0.20% D: 0.21%
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The most effective measure to avoid the inclined compression failure for a beam is by ( ). A: increasing the amount of stirrups B: increasing the section size C: increasing the amount of web reinforcements D: increasing the amount of bent-up reinforcements
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The cross section of a straight beam remains plane when the beam deforms due to bending. This causes ( ) on one side of the beam and ( ) on the other side. The neutral axis is subjected to ( ) .? normal stress; shear stress; zero stress|tensile stress; compressive stress; zero stress|compressive stress; tensile stress; maximum normal stress|shear stress; normal stress; zero stress
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For fully prestressed concrete under the service load, in the section of concrete member A: Tensile stress is allowed to occur B: No tensile stress occurs C: Allow for cracks D: There is no compressive stress