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The diameter of transverse reinforcement of columns should be equal to one-fourth of the diameter of the main steel rods but not less than

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Correct Answer: Option D
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Kashif Niazi
Kashif Niazi 3 years ago
As per ACI 10mm
As per IS 6 mm
As per khurmi 5 mm
As per this Question 7 mm
As per previous question in this section 6 mm
Sahid Anowar
Sahid Anowar 5 years ago
6mm is right ans as per is 456:2000
Islamic Naats
Islamic Naats 6 years ago
Option B is correct
Jazzy J
Jazzy J 6 years ago
Less than 6mm as per I. S 456 clause 26.5.3.2 part C. 2
Afsath
Afsath 6 years ago
OPTION C IS CORRECT
Leena Chaudhari
Leena Chaudhari 6 years ago
Wrong. Correct answer is 6m as per IS
Abhishek Raj
Abhishek Raj 6 years ago
C 6 mm is correct
57-16- AQIF
57-16- AQIF 6 years ago
Wrong
Komal Adhav
Komal Adhav 7 years ago
The given answer is wrong. The correct answer is 6mm
NIRAV PATEL
NIRAV PATEL 8 years ago
Answer is wrong as it's recommended value is 6 mm
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