GATE CE 2025 Set 2 — Question 40

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MCQ+2 / -0.67HardLimit State MethodRC Fundamentals & BeamsStructural EngineeringSingly Reinforced Beams

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Consider a reinforced concrete beam section of 350 mm width and 600 mm depth. The beam is reinforced with the tension steel of 800 mm2^2 area at an effective cover of 40 mm. Consider M20 concrete and Fe415 steel. Let the stress block considered for concrete in IS 456:2000 be replaced by an equivalent rectangular stress block, with no change in (a) the area of the stress block, (b) the design strength of concrete (at the strain of 0.0035), and (c) the location of neutral axis at flexural collapse. The ultimate moment of resistance of the beam (in kN.m) is __________________ (round off to the nearest integer).
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