2. Design to carry the load consisting of three crane wheels, 2 m apart, moving over a rectangular beam having a span of 10 m. The weight of the wheels is indicated in the figure. Allowable fiber stress is 16. 50 MPa in bending and use d = 2b. Fb = 16.5 Mpa b=d/2 3m 25 kN 10 kN 2 m 2m 10 m 15 kN 3m

2. Design to carry the load consisting of three crane wheels, 2 m apart, moving over a rectangular beam having a span of 10 m. The weight of the wheels is indicated in the figure. Allowable fiber stress is 16. 50 MPa in bending and use d = 2b. Fb = 16.5 Mpa b=d/2 3m 25 kN 10 kN 2 m 2m 10 m 15 kN 3m

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2. Design to carry the load consisting of three crane wheels, 2 m apart, moving over a rectangular
beam having a span of 10 m. The weight of the wheels is indicated in the figure. Allowable fiber
stress is 16. 50 MPa in bending and use d = 2b.
Fb = 16.5 Mpa
b=d/2
3m
25 kN
10 kN 15 kN
2m
2 m
10 m
3m

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