Three plates (14 mm and 16 mm in thickness) are welded to a W10 x 49 to form a built-up shape asshown. K.L= K.L= 7.6 m and F= 345 MPa, compute the design strength for LRFD.Mm x300mmWIOX4914mmPiatePlate

For W10×49, Ag=9290 mm2d=254 mmbf=254 mmIx=113×106 mm4Iy=38.8×106 mm4 The yield strength of the…

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Three plates (14 mm and 16 mm in thickness) are welded to a W10 x 49 to form a built-up shape as shown. K,Lx= K,L= 7.6 m and F= 345 MPa, compute the design strength for LRFD.

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Three plates (14 mm and 16 mm in thickness) are welded to a W10 x 49 to form a built-up shape as
shown. K.L= K.L= 7.6 m and F= 345 MPa, compute the design strength for LRFD.
Mm x300mm
WIOX49
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