2. The inverted T-section of a 4 m simply supported beam has the properties showr in the figure. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load "w" over its entire span. a) Determine the section modulus of the beam. b) Determine the value of "w' so that it will not exceed a flexural tensile stress of 30 MPа. c) Determine the value of "w so that it will not exceed a flexural compressive stress of 70 MPa. 160 mm NA 80 mm INA = 20 X 10°mm

2. The inverted T-section of a 4 m simply supported beam has the properties showr in the figure. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load "w" over its entire span. a) Determine the section modulus of the beam. b) Determine the value of "w' so that it will not exceed a flexural tensile stress of 30 MPа. c) Determine the value of "w so that it will not exceed a flexural compressive stress of 70 MPa. 160 mm NA 80 mm INA = 20 X 10°mm

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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