While preparing the crew-release check for the campus maintenance annex, the #6 grade-beam bars takeoff has 129 bars at 32 ft each. Using 1.502 lb per ft for beam reinforcement, what reinforcing weight is estimated?
Correct Answer
A) 6,200 lb
Reinforcing weight equals bar count times length times pounds per foot.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Reinforcing weight equals bar count times length times pounds per foot.
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