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Area of bars in pairs

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Erasa

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Hi Engineers,
Could someone clarify the statement; “area of bar in pairs”? I came across this in a steel reinforcement area table from an RC Workbook and I am wondering if this is applicable to RC Walls. Please see attached.
Any other references would be much appreciated.
Erasa
 
 http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=f57e4801-91f3-4c84-a3b6-33275270c0ff&file=Capture.JPG
This could be referring to the effective area to consider for bond length when splicing bundled bars. Do you have a reference where you read the term?

Mike McCann, PE, SE (WA)


 
Just the sum of two bars. I don't know why you would want the table, but it could be used wherever you have paired bars, e.g. Wall bars each side, beam stirrups.
 
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