a) shear force and bending moment diagramb) max. normal stress due to bending moment Consider the given beam and loading where P= 80 kN/m. (For W250 × 80, S= 983 x 103 mm3.)60 kN · m12 kN • mDIBW250 X 801.2 m1.6 m-1.2 m

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a) shear force and bending moment diagram

b) max. normal stress due to bending moment

Consider the given beam and loading where P= 80 kN/m. (For W250 × 80, S= 983 x 103 mm3.)
60 kN · m
12 kN • m
D
I
B
W250 X 80
1.2 m
1.6 m-
1.2 m

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