8000 Ib 8000 Ib 4' 4' 160 Ib\ft 200 Ib\ft R2 R1
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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What minimum nominal size timber (Select Structural Grade, Doulas Fir-Larch) would be needed to resist the bending stress from the loading condition depicted above? The timber beam selected in Question 4 can easily withstand the shear stress generated by the loading condition?
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6'
8000 Ib
8000 Ib
4'
4'
160 Ib\ft
200 Ib\ft
R2
R1
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