Chapter 6. Compression Reinforcement - Flexural Members
CIVL 4135 119 Compression Reinforcement 6.3. Nominal Resisting Moment When Compression Steel Yields b Ts >Á y Á y Á u =0.003 0.85f c′ Cc Cs As A’s Cc a A s′f y A s′f y 0.85f c′ a + Doubly Reinforced Rectangular Beam T s =(A s −A s′)f y
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