A structural drawing indicates reinforcement as '6-#8'. What does this notation specify?
Correct Answer
A) 6 pieces of #8 rebar
The notation '6-#8' indicates 6 pieces of Number 8 reinforcing bar. The number before the dash indicates quantity, and the number after indicates the rebar size designation.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The notation '6-#8' indicates 6 pieces of Number 8 reinforcing bar. The number before the dash indicates quantity, and the number after indicates the rebar size designation.
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