2. The beam shown in cross section is fabricated by joining two 150-mm by 150-mm wooden boards with 20-mm-thick plywood strips. Knowing that the working shear stress for plywood is 2 MPa, determine the maximum allowable vertical shear force that can be carried by the beam. -150- T 150 75 Dimensions in mm 75 150 Te 20

2. The beam shown in cross section is fabricated by joining two 150-mm by 150-mm wooden boards with 20-mm-thick plywood strips. Knowing that the working shear stress for plywood is 2 MPa, determine the maximum allowable vertical shear force that can be carried by the beam. -150- T 150 75 Dimensions in mm 75 150 Te 20

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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