What is the difference between face reinforcement and
distribution bar in a concrete structure?
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Answer / gk arun
face reinforcement is provide for the beam more than 750 mm
distribution bar is bar which provide opposite to main bar
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Answer / sjtbehera
yes. when beam cross over 750mm height, side or face
reinforcement are prvided. this is done for shear strength.
distrubution bar- when we consider one way slab then
distribution are recquired for bonding the main bar. no
load is taken by distribution bar. but when we consider two
way slab distribution are provided to take load.
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