Structural Analysis
Structural Analysis
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ISBN: 9781337630931
Author: KASSIMALI, Aslam.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Since the simply supported beam given in Figure 2 is under the influence of g=25 kN/m dimension, q=15 kN/m moving characteristic loads, find the maximum span (L) that the beam can pass through. Material C25, S420 and cover-50 mm. g, q L=? Figure 2 A.-520 mm² A, 1600 mm 300 mm h=450
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Transcribed Image Text:Since the simply supported beam given in Figure 2 is under the influence of g=25 kN/m dimension, q=15 kN/m moving characteristic loads, find the maximum span (L) that the beam can pass through. Material C25, S420 and cover-50 mm. g, q L=? Figure 2 A.-520 mm² A, 1600 mm 300 mm h=450
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