Reinforced Concrete Shear Capacity Example Problem

[@tarmak968]

Had to watch this! It's been 40 years since I studied concrete at Uni

[@TylerLey]

Thanks!!! More videos are coming on this. Look for a design video soon.

[@abrahama7290]

Thank you, boss-man! Uni student here struggling to survive- this video was great. Your explanation for all the variables and where they come from really clears things up. Thank you for the narrative walk-through with all the steps. Super helpful, will be sharing with my class!

[@raakhadi6263]

Hi prof. Follow you from iraq i am civil engineer And watching your videos and i like it your explain way .

[@PokeYourEyez]

I attended an SEI/ASCE seminar on ACI 318-19, the speaker announced changes with the shear equations. I didn’t get a chance to write it down because I was in the middle of eating my free pizza.

[@pierdoro1983]

For SI units people like me it is very difficult to follow..... i still cant understand how engineers keep using imperials....

[@Alireza_Salahi]

Hello and thank you for the video. Just a question: Won't you solve it based on ACI 318-19?

[@abdulsaboorsakhizada8974]

Hi, there is a confusion though. For reinforced concrete, the coefficient for the square root of f'c is 2 while the same factor following the MCFT method is 0.0316* beta, and the maximum value for beta is 4.75 which indicates that the maximum coefficient in MCFT would 0.0316*4.75=0.15. Could you please explain why there is a huge difference in the number 2/0.15=13. Please help me get out of this confusion. Best regards, Abdul Saboor

[@scorpio6587]

6:46 should be 99.3. I don't think it changes anything, though.

[@FanisMan]

Congrats 👏

[@TylerLey]

Thank you!

[@davidbemis2499]

English units? Don't you mean Freedom Units. I use this term after it was coined to me by a German I worked with.

[@scorpio6587]

No need to apologize to the SI people. You owe them nothing.

[@RobertWilliams-mk8pl]

Hey, first hour

[@RobertSzasz]

Looking at the thumbnail I thought your rebar shear failed.

[@TylerLey]

Ha! Thanks for the comment. =)

[@saadhadi1274]

In conclusion,.........?

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[@droses1600]

Error in thumbnail caption!! If you really have completed postgraduate studies, you would know that the correct abbreviation for it is Ph.D. or PhD (but not PHD).