what is shear key and steel schedule?
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Answer / nagori salim
Shear Key is provided at the bottom of Earth Retaining
structures to avoid shear failure.
Steel schedule is a tabular format showing steel details
such as shape of bar, length of each bar & total required
length, dia of bar, wt/m & total weight.
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Answer / s.venkatesh naik
the shear key is nothing but provision for increasing the bonding B/W two successive concrete generally old concrete to a new concrete
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