What is development length in Reinforced Concrete? Why Development Length is important?

#Development_Length

Learn what is Development Length, why it is required and many more.
Civil Engineers very frequently Encounter a term known as development length during preparation of structural drawing and in the site during construction work. There are many engineers who simply either memorize the formula for development length or the value for different different diameter rebar.
But as an engineer you should know the basic of development length first.
Only then you can understand the logic behind the derive formula and the value for different diameter steel bar which you provide during construction.
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In this video you will understand-
What is development length,
Why development length is required,
How to provide development length etc.

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