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Q: Which section of reinforced concrete structure typically does NOT experience moment reduction due to moment redistribution?
  • A. continuous slab
  • B. Slab
  • C. Beam
  • D. Flat slabs
Correct Answer: Option A - Considerable experimental evidence shows that a satisfactory design can be obtained on the basis of reasonably small adjustments to the elastic bending moment distribution. • Continuous slab typically does not experience moment reduction due to moment distribution. Moment redistribution refers to the behaviour of statically indeterminate structures that are not completely elastic but have some reserve plastic capacity.
A. Considerable experimental evidence shows that a satisfactory design can be obtained on the basis of reasonably small adjustments to the elastic bending moment distribution. • Continuous slab typically does not experience moment reduction due to moment distribution. Moment redistribution refers to the behaviour of statically indeterminate structures that are not completely elastic but have some reserve plastic capacity.

Explanations:

Considerable experimental evidence shows that a satisfactory design can be obtained on the basis of reasonably small adjustments to the elastic bending moment distribution. • Continuous slab typically does not experience moment reduction due to moment distribution. Moment redistribution refers to the behaviour of statically indeterminate structures that are not completely elastic but have some reserve plastic capacity.