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In the context of IS 456:2000, when designing an RCC flanged beam (T-beam or L-beam), why is it necessary to check the position of the neutral axis relative to the flange?
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- 1To determine the exact spacing of shear reinforcement required within the web portion.
- 2To confirm that the beam section is over-reinforced and exhibits high load capacity.
- 3To ensure that the beam remains completely uncracked under working loads.
- 4To validate whether the section behaves as a flanged section or as a rectangular section of width equal to the flange width.✓
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To validate whether the section behaves as a flanged section or as a rectangular section of width equal to the flange width.
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