Discussion
Shear reinforcement in a ductile beam is designed for the shear corresponding to
Answer: D
Because the hinges will develop their real capacity rather than the design moment, the shear that accompanies them can be considerably larger than the analysis suggested. Designing the stirrups for that capacity-based shear is what keeps the brittle mode from arriving first.
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