Answer / mohammed aijaz hussain

Stirrups bind and hold longitudinal bars of steel in
position. The object is to prevent the buckling or spreading
out the longitudinal reinforcement and also to prevent
concrete from splitting outwards.

Answer / khalil

for shear

Answer / zack yussof

to avoid the beams from buckling

Answer / eng. wesam m. nabus

COLUMNS STIRRUPS (NOT HOOKS (KEYS)) have two purposes: 1>to fix and prevent the longitudinal (main) steel bars in columns to bulging under the vertical forces (compression force) specially in the middle of the column before reach the concrete. 2>and also intensify the quantities (diameter or by spacing) of stirrups at both ends of the column for the purpose of resisting the horizontal forces that generate horizontal shear forces on both ends of the column. SO WE CAN NOT SAY COLUMN STIRRUPS HAVE THE SAME PURPOSE OF BEAM STIRRUPS. AND ALSO THERE ARE HOOKS YOU CAN USE IN THE COLUMNS BUT ARE NOT FOR THE SAME PROPOSE OF THE STIRRUPS.

Answer / vivekanandan.s

to tie up the bars and also to prevent from shear failure

Answer / anand shaw

for resistance to shear failure and bending

Answer / soumen jana

To prevent shear
stress.

Answer / ammar bhati

Steel stirrups are installed at around the vertical main reinforcement,other than the function of shear reinforcement it helps to avoid the lateral deformation of interior concrete so that the strength of column increased.

Answer / subbu

shear, bending

Answer / tapan kumar samal

1.to prevent from shear failure
2.to avoid buckling of column

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