10 KN 20 KN 30 KN 3m 5m A steel beam 12 m long is simply supported and carries the moving wheel load shown in the figure. The distance of the resultant wheel load from the 10 KN load is? A steel beam 12 m long is simply supported and carries the moving wheel load shown in the figure. The absolute maximum possible bending moment (KNm) is? A steel beam 12 m long is simply supported and carries the moving wheel load shown in the figure. The absolute maximum possible shear (KN) is?

10 KN 20 KN 30 KN 3m 5m A steel beam 12 m long is simply supported and carries the moving wheel load shown in the figure. The distance of the resultant wheel load from the 10 KN load is? A steel beam 12 m long is simply supported and carries the moving wheel load shown in the figure. The absolute maximum possible bending moment (KNm) is? A steel beam 12 m long is simply supported and carries the moving wheel load shown in the figure. The absolute maximum possible shear (KN) is?

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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