1. The beam is made up of the wood section that is glued together as shown. If the allowable stress is Tallow = 850 psi and each glued joint can withstand 260 lb/in., (a) determine the largest allowable distributed loading w that can be applied to the beam. (b) If w = 200 lb/ft, determine the shear flow that must be resisted by eacj glued joint. The beam dimension are as follows; a = 3 in., b = 4 in., c = 6 in., d = 5in., and e = 3 in. W -4 ft -8 ft TDL G18 b + с +-411-

1. The beam is made up of the wood section that is glued together as shown. If the allowable stress is Tallow = 850 psi and each glued joint can withstand 260 lb/in., (a) determine the largest allowable distributed loading w that can be applied to the beam. (b) If w = 200 lb/ft, determine the shear flow that must be resisted by eacj glued joint. The beam dimension are as follows; a = 3 in., b = 4 in., c = 6 in., d = 5in., and e = 3 in. W -4 ft -8 ft TDL G18 b + с +-411-

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1. The beam is made up of the wood section that is glued together as shown. If the
allowable stress is Tallow = 850 psi and each glued joint can withstand 260 lb/in., (a)
determine the largest allowable distributed loading w that can be applied to the beam. (b)
If w = 200 lb/ft, determine the shear flow that must be resisted by eacj glued joint.
The beam dimension are as follows; a = 3 in., b = 4 in., c = 6 in., d = 5in., and e = 3 in.
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e
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-8 ft.

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