Q3) (For the beam shown in Figure (3), Draw shear forces and bending moments diagramswith all necessary details and determine the following:1- Maximum flexural tensile stress2- Maximum flexural compressive stress3- Maximum shear stress4- Spacing and number of 10mm diameter nails having 150 MPa allowable shear stress required toconnect webs with the flange as shown in the figure.Figure (3)10 kN15 kN.m1m1m4 kN/m3 m25 kN*2mA→Nail 10mm Dia.125 mm**25mm75mm#25mmNail 10mm Dia.40 mm140 mm

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Q3) ( For the beam shown in Figure (3), Draw shear forces and bending moments diagrams with all necessary details and determine the following: 1- Maximum flexural tensile stress 2- Maximum flexural compressive stress 3- Maximum shear stress

Q3) ( For the beam shown in Figure (3), Draw shear forces and bending moments diagrams with all necessary details and determine the following: 1- Maximum flexural tensile stress 2- Maximum flexural compressive stress 3- Maximum shear stress

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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