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A or B type joint in RCC Joint Shear calculation if top column is steel and bottom one is RCC?

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Hello Dear Engineers,
Looking for your valuable response.
Joint_shear_column_type_in_case_of_steel_column_above_joint_szb0ew.png

This is important for me to determine the Gamma factor as shown below.
Value_of_gamma_in_joint_shear_strength_ueot7e.png



Thanks.
 
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