5 5a 5b 5c Alaterally supported beam was designed for flexure. The beam is safe for shear & deflection. The most economical section is W 8 x 13 however the said section is not readily available at the time of the construction. If you are the engineer in charge of the construction what alternative section will be the best replacement? Why? Use: Fy=248 MPa: E=200,000 MPa Designation Weight Ag (mm2) 1910 kg/m d (depth) mm 15 width 19 30 24 flange bf 100.06 W8 x 10 200.41 5.21 expla'n briefly your cho'ce. (transform your comparative analys's 'nto a narat've form to support your cho'ce) W8 x 13 2477 202.05 101.60 W6 x 20 3787 157.48 W6 x 16 3058 159.51 thickness tf 152.91 102.36 Web 6.48 9.27 10.29 thickness tw 4.32 5.84 Elastic Properties mm 4 mm 3 Ix x 106 Sxx 103 6.60 6.60 13 16 17 13 126 162 220 167 mm rx 81.79 81.53 67.56 66.04 mm 4 lyx 106 1 1 6 2 mm 3 Sy x 106 17 22 mm ry 21.36 21.41 72 38.10244 36 24.54 Plastic properties mm 3 mm 3 Zxx 103 145 187 244 192 Zyx 103 27 35 110 56 h=d-2k h 168.28 168.28 120.65 120.65
5 5a 5b 5c Alaterally supported beam was designed for flexure. The beam is safe for shear & deflection. The most economical section is W 8 x 13 however the said section is not readily available at the time of the construction. If you are the engineer in charge of the construction what alternative section will be the best replacement? Why? Use: Fy=248 MPa: E=200,000 MPa Designation Weight Ag (mm2) 1910 kg/m d (depth) mm 15 width 19 30 24 flange bf 100.06 W8 x 10 200.41 5.21 expla'n briefly your cho'ce. (transform your comparative analys's 'nto a narat've form to support your cho'ce) W8 x 13 2477 202.05 101.60 W6 x 20 3787 157.48 W6 x 16 3058 159.51 thickness tf 152.91 102.36 Web 6.48 9.27 10.29 thickness tw 4.32 5.84 Elastic Properties mm 4 mm 3 Ix x 106 Sxx 103 6.60 6.60 13 16 17 13 126 162 220 167 mm rx 81.79 81.53 67.56 66.04 mm 4 lyx 106 1 1 6 2 mm 3 Sy x 106 17 22 mm ry 21.36 21.41 72 38.10244 36 24.54 Plastic properties mm 3 mm 3 Zxx 103 145 187 244 192 Zyx 103 27 35 110 56 h=d-2k h 168.28 168.28 120.65 120.65
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