320 lb 16 feet 8 inches N.A. 3" 3.
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A cantilever beam 16 ft. and 8 inches in length is subjected to a concentrated load of 320 lb acting at the free end of the wide flange section which is a commercially available rolled steel section, designated as a 6 WF 15½. This standard manner of designation indicates that the depth of the section is 6 inches, that it is also called a wide-flange section, and lastly that it weighs 15.5 lb/ft of length. Determine the maximum tensile and compressive bending stress.
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