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But tensile steel should always be continued correctly at the theoretical cutoff or bend points. It is essential to withstand tensile forces in the reinforcement via embedment apart from those points.                            

All reinforcement should be expanded apart from the point at which it is unnecessary to withstand flexure for a distance identical to the operative depth of the member or 12 bar diameters, whichever is higher exclusive of the supports of simple spans and at free end of a cantilever. Lesser extensions should be applied at supports of a simple span and at the free end of a cantilever.

Continuing reinforcement should contain an embedment length apart from the point where bent or terminated reinforcement is nonessential to withstand flexure. The embedment should be relatively long enough similar to the development length ld.

Flexural reinforcement is not stopped in a tension zone until one of the conditions given below is fulfilled:

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Samsung showcases the Note 4 versus one’s rear end

With all this bendgate malarky going on companies have had a lot of fun at Apple’s expense. Out of all the companies that’s joined the bendgate bandwagon, Samsung’s been the most vocal. Even with the possibility of having its own gate issues, Samsung isn’t slowing down its showcase of the Note 4 with the constant stream of launches through the month. Today, Samsung is showing off a video with those who like to place their phones in their back pockets in mind. 

The video shows a combination of stress testing and premium build quality of the Note 4 to put the back-pocket placer’s mind at ease. The new hybrid device gets put through its paces, ranging from a standard bend test to the human-weight test. So if you were one of the ones to pre-order the Note 4 and  have about two minutes to spare to put your mind at ease, we have the video for you below. Enjoy.

Click here to view the embedded video.

source: Samsung Tomorrow

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