Situation 1: A cantilever beam, 5 m in length is carrying a uniform distributed load w (kN/m) throughout its span. It is made using the beam section as shown. The allowable flexural stress in tension is 115 MPa and 200 MPa in compression. If the beam yields simultaneously both in compression and tension in terms of flexure, determine: b T H 20 mm 15 mm 120 mm A. flange width, b (mm) B. WMAX (kN/m)

Situation 1: A cantilever beam, 5 m in length is carrying a uniform distributed load w (kN/m) throughout its span. It is made using the beam section as shown. The allowable flexural stress in tension is 115 MPa and 200 MPa in compression. If the beam yields simultaneously both in compression and tension in terms of flexure, determine: b T H 20 mm 15 mm 120 mm A. flange width, b (mm) B. WMAX (kN/m)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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