Why reinforcement is curtailed in Beams and Roofs?

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Jalal Hussein Ali Musa Al'omari

by Jalal Hussein Ali Musa Al'omari , Civil Engineer , Local Office

to stand bending moment,shear force and in some situations tortion

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