HOMEWORK: Q1/ A beam carries the loads shown in figure, if the tensile stress must not exceed 20 MPa and the compression stress 70MPA. Find the maximum value of load P 50mm Jomm W= 2-5p Kw/m 300 4m Jom 150mm Q2/ A beam has a cross section as shown below with unknown dimensions of the flange (b2) and the web (b,) and is subject to a maximum positive moment at the center which causes a tensile stresses at points A and B of 900N/cm² and 600 N/cm respectively t - b 2 10 50 100KN 20 200cm 200

HOMEWORK: Q1/ A beam carries the loads shown in figure, if the tensile stress must not exceed 20 MPa and the compression stress 70MPA. Find the maximum value of load P 50mm Jomm W= 2-5p Kw/m 300 4m Jom 150mm Q2/ A beam has a cross section as shown below with unknown dimensions of the flange (b2) and the web (b,) and is subject to a maximum positive moment at the center which causes a tensile stresses at points A and B of 900N/cm² and 600 N/cm respectively t - b 2 10 50 100KN 20 200cm 200

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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