Discussion :: UPSC Civil Service Exam Questions - Section 9 (Q.No.3)
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Somya P.Sahani said: (Aug 15, 2018) | |
Why this is under the reinforced section? |
Sadashiva said: (Aug 26, 2018) | |
Because We want the steel to yield in a ductile manner when the element is overloaded before the concrete fails in compression. Since the latter will not happen slowly most likely. If there is too much steel, the concrete would fail rather than the steel yielding. |
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