Question: Q 2 . 2 2 5 MARKS The flexural design of a beam was completed for ultimate limit states. The beam now needs to be

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The flexural design of a beam was completed for ultimate limit states. The beam now needs to be checked for deflections. The beam was first subject to loading (self-weight of 3.38kNm, live load of 4.0kNm(no live load sustained)) when concrete was 28-days old.
Three months after this point, non-structural finishes likely to be damaged by large deflections were installed. Loading at this point is now: self-weight of 3.38kNm, superimposed dead load of 5.0kNm, and live load of 6.0kNm(20% of this live load is sustained). An additional 30 kN point load (live load, 50% sustained) is also applied at midspan of the beam at this time.
Many properties relating to the beam were previously determined:
Gross moment of inertia: I=3.13109mm4 Distance from uncracked centroid to tension face: Concrete compressive strength:
Concrete elastic modulus: Ec=27,700MPa Tensict steel reinforcement ratio: =0.0157
Cracked moment of inertia: I=1.42109mm4
yt=250mm
fc'=40MPa
Steel elastic modulus: ,Es=200,000MPa
Compression steel reinforcement ratio: ,=0.0078.
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(a) Determine the maximum instantaneous deflection (sustained and transient)(do not account for long term deflections at this point) that occurs immediately prior to the installation of the non-structural components.
(b) Determine the maximum instantaneous deflection (sustained and transient)(do not account for long term deflections at this point) that occurs after the installation of the non-structural components.
(c) Does the deflection that occurs after the installation of the non-structural finishes violate relevant requirements from Table 9.3 of A23.3:24 when the beam is over 5 years old?
Q 2 . 2 2 5 MARKS The flexural design of a beam

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