1) A box beam has the following dimensions: h = 500 mm, b = 180 mm, and t = 22 mm. If the yield stress is 270 MPa, what is the yield moment? (Express your answer in kN-m, up to 1 decimal place) 2) A box beam has the following dimensions: h = 500 mm, b = 180 mm, and t = 22 mm. If the yield stress is 270 MPa, what is the shape factor? (Express your answer up to 1 decimal place)

1) A box beam has the following dimensions: h = 500 mm, b = 180 mm, and t = 22 mm. If the yield stress is 270 MPa, what is the yield moment? (Express your answer in kN-m, up to 1 decimal place) 2) A box beam has the following dimensions: h = 500 mm, b = 180 mm, and t = 22 mm. If the yield stress is 270 MPa, what is the shape factor? (Express your answer up to 1 decimal place)

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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