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The beam shown in the figure has continuous lateral support of bothflanges. The uniform load is a service load consisting of 50% deadload and 50% live load. The dead load includes the weight of thebeam. If A992 steel is used, is a W16 × 31 adequate?a. Use LRFD.b. Use ASD.
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A992 steel (E= 345 MPa and F= 450 MPa) is used, and the 30 KN/m is a service live load.
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Steel Design (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)
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