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Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio in Analysis Using Working Stress Method Formulas
Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio is the ratio between stress in tensile steel to stress in extreme compression fiber. And is denoted by fsc
ratio
.
Formulas to find Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio in Analysis Using Working Stress Method
f
x
Stress in Tensile Steel to Stress in Extreme Compression Surface Ratio
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List of variables in Analysis Using Working Stress Method formulas
f
x
Ratio of Depth
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f
x
Tension Reinforcement Ratio
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f
x
Compression Reinforcement Ratio
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f
x
Distance from Compression Fiber to NA
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f
x
Effective Cover
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f
x
Centroidal Distance of Tension Reinforcement
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FAQ
What is the Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio?
Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio is the ratio between stress in tensile steel to stress in extreme compression fiber.
Can the Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Tensile to Compressive Stress Ratio, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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