The beam shown is simply supported and has lateral support only at its ends. The only service dead load is the weight of the beam. Determine whether it is satisfactory for the load shown. A992 steel (E= 345 MPa and F= 450 MPa) is used, and the 30 KN/m is a service live load. Use LRFD 30 KN/m WiL = 30 KN/m W16x 40 -Centroid W16 x 40 3m

The beam shown is simply supported and has lateral support only at its ends. The only service dead load is the weight of the beam. Determine whether it is satisfactory for the load shown. A992 steel (E= 345 MPa and F= 450 MPa) is used, and the 30 KN/m is a service live load. Use LRFD 30 KN/m WiL = 30 KN/m W16x 40 -Centroid W16 x 40 3m

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Chapter5: Beams

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