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what is the basic difference between a singly reinforce
section & a doubly reinforce section?
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Answer Posted / nagori salim
Singly reinforced section;
Steel at bottom of section to take TENSION force.
Doubly reinforced section;
Steel is provided at top & bottom zone i.e (Tension &
Compression zone resp.)
Reason:
Steel provided in top zone reduces cross sectional
dimension, section is safe against REVERSAL moment.
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