Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined in Working Stress Design Formulas

Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined series constitutes bars that are bent up at different distances from the support or when the stirrup is inclined. And is denoted by α. Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined is usually measured using the Degree for Angle. Note that the value of Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined is always positive.

Working Stress Design formulas that make use of Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined

fxStirrups Spacing given Stirrup Leg Area for Group of Bars Bent up Different DistancesGo

fxExcess Shear given Stirrup Leg Area for Group of Bars Bent up Different DistancesGo

fxVertical Stirrup Leg Area when Group of Bars is Bent at Different DistancesGo

fxExcess Shear given Vertical Stirrup Leg Area for Single Bar Bent at Angle aGo

fxVertical Stirrup Leg Area when Single Bar is Bent at Angle aGo

FAQ

What is the Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined?

Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined series constitutes bars that are bent up at different distances from the support or when the stirrup is inclined. Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined is usually measured using the Degree for Angle. Note that the value of Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined is always positive.

Can the Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined be negative?

No, the Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined, measured in Angle cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined?

Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined is usually measured using the Degree[°] for Angle. Radian[°], Minute[°], Second[°] are the few other units in which Angle at which Stirrup is Inclined can be measured.

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