WHY DO WE PROVIDE DEVELOPEMENT LENGTH AND EXTRA BARS AT TOP
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Answer / muqdad jawad jafar
negative moment normally require providing extra additional
bar at the top of horizontal concrete casted members that
often positioned within the area supported by column/wall.
the top extra length should exceed the inflection point
between negative and posetive moment.
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Answer / manoj
Development length is provided for ancorage stress or to
provide anchorage length (bonding stress)of steel in
concrete.steel bars are provided as per failure pattern of
the structure if steel is not present to take tension.At
ends /supports due to fixity negative moment is developed
which is resisted my steel at top.
the top extra length should exceed the inflection point
between negative and posetive moment.
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