Answer / busireddyravi

The beam whose bottom level is same that of slab called
inverted beam.

Answer / prasad patil

Technically speaking, in inverted beam the top reinforcement
is heavier than bottom reinforcement as the top
reinforcement is in tension & bottom reinforcement is in
compression, however in normal beam the loading conditions
are reverse.
Generally inverted beam is used in cantilever slabs & for
special architectural effects.

Answer / nanda kumar.r

The beam whose bottom level is same that of slab called
inverted beam, likely to be used only in top slab of the
building to give good view for inner face of the
building.commonly not preferable now a days.

Answer / j k panda

In inverted beam the deflection will take place in top of
the beam.So, major reinforcement will be provided very
opposite to the normal beam as load bearing condition is
reverse.

Answer / fahad

Which beam have height above the slab level that we call inverted beam

Answer / rekha.k.s

Inverted beam means the top level of the slab and bottom level of the beam will be equal

Answer / ammu

'T'beam is an inverted beam

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