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WHAT IS THE LAP LENGTH FOR COLUMN WITH DESIGN MIX M-35 RCC
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Answer Posted / ravikumar nagineni
as per iS-456 this is depending on grade of concrete and
also grade steel
i.e.,
ex:-grade of concrete -M35
Grade of steel-Fe415
bars are deformed
Then development length 26.55d
where d=dia of bar
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