553. Determine the maximum safe value of W that can hacarried by the beam shown in Fig. P-553 if o, < 20 MN/m² ando. < 60 MN/m2.Ans. W = 3 kNW200 mm6 WNA80 mm2 m2 m8 mI NA = 60 X 106 mm%3DR1R2Figure P-553.

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553. Determine the maximum safe value of W that can he carried by the beam shown in Fig. P-553 if o, < 20 MN/m² and o. < 60 MN/m?. Ans. W = 3 kN W 200 mm 6 W NA 80 mm 2 m 2 m 8 m I NA = 60 X 106 mm4 R2 R1 Flgure P-553.

553. Determine the maximum safe value of W that can he carried by the beam shown in Fig. P-553 if o, < 20 MN/m² and o. < 60 MN/m?. Ans. W = 3 kN W 200 mm 6 W NA 80 mm 2 m 2 m 8 m I NA = 60 X 106 mm4 R2 R1 Flgure P-553.

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553. Determine the maximum safe value of W that can ha
carried by the beam shown in Fig. P-553 if o, < 20 MN/m² and
o. < 60 MN/m2.
Ans. W = 3 kN
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200 mm
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NA
80 mm
2 m
2 m
8 m
I NA = 60 X 106 mm
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