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a simply supported beam having a span length equivalent to 2008(mm). the beam is carrying uniform...
a simply supported beam having a span length equivalent to 2008(mm). the beam is carrying uniform distributed load having intensity of 08(N/mm) that span from the origin to two third of the entire span, together with concentrated load of 50N at the mid=span of the beam.
the beam cross-section details are;
-beam type = inverted tee flange beam
- flange lenght = 008mm
flange thickness= 20mm
web height = 171mm
web thickness= 20mm
Answer the following question
a) sketch the beam with its cross-section
b)determine the shear force and bending moment at critical location
c) draw the SFD & BMD
d) determine the centroid of the beam
e) determine the moment of inertia of the beam.
f) determine the bending stress at the top of the web
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