ksaravvv

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• Jun 5th, 2010

 

(Concrete weak in tension ).  Diagonal compression developes (internally) due to presence of stirrups to arrest diagonal tension cracks produced by principal stresses.

ashapak_2245

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• Jun 25th, 2011

 

Open stirrups are provided principally to resist shear forces in concrete beams and they are applied in locations in which the effect of torsion is insignificant. U-shaped stirrups are placed in the tension side of concrete beams in which shear cracks would occur. However, when concrete beams are designed to resist a substantial amount of torsion, closed stirrups should be used instead.

MD ZEYAULLAH

• Apr 16th, 2016

 

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Darandale sanjay rajendra

• Aug 1st, 2017

 

Stirrups are provided to resist shear and also to hold the longitudinal reinforcements in place.
The stirrups resist flexure-shear and diagonal tension crack formations.
When crack forms due to shear various forces resisting the shear are resistance due to uncracked concrete, vertical component of the aggregate interlock.