Question # 01 p f Design the following steel beam for bending and check for both shear stress and deflection Given the following information: 1. Maximum allowable bending stress Fb(Allowable) = 30 ksi 2. Maximum allowable shear stress Fv(allowable) = 14.5 ksi 3. Maximum allowable deflection A = L / 120 4. Steel Modulus of elasticity (Young's Modulus) = 30,000 ksi 2 k/ft 12 ft P₁ = 10 k l= <= 16 ft 18 k P₂ = 4 ft

Question # 01 p f Design the following steel beam for bending and check for both shear stress and deflection Given the following information: 1. Maximum allowable bending stress Fb(Allowable) = 30 ksi 2. Maximum allowable shear stress Fv(allowable) = 14.5 ksi 3. Maximum allowable deflection A = L / 120 4. Steel Modulus of elasticity (Young's Modulus) = 30,000 ksi 2 k/ft 12 ft P₁ = 10 k l= <= 16 ft 18 k P₂ = 4 ft

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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