The percentage of minimum reinforcement of the gross sectional area in slabs, is
A. 0.10%
B. 0.12%
C. 0.15%
D. 0.18%
Answer: Option C
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Fe 250 -0.12%of total area
Fe415 - 0.15%of total area
.15 % is best ans bcoz grade of steel is not define so we go minimum of .15% which is safe for every grade . But we choose .12% which is only sufficient for hysd bars . Here mild steel fail .
DEPENDING ON GRADE OF STEEL B AND C ARE CORRECT
according to IS 456:2000,
0.12% of gross area in case of Fe- 415
and 0.15% of gross area in case of Mild steel.
so Option B and Option C both are right.
B is correct answer
B is correct one..