Which risk increases substantially when concentrated loads bypass shear reinforcement along concrete beams?

💡 Explanation

High concentrated point loads bypass shear reinforcement along the beam's span causing diagonal tension cracking because principle tensile stresses propagate rapidly without adequate resistance; therefore cracking accelerates rather than corrosion or creep, which occur slowly.

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