A 7.3-m long simply supported beam is subjected to a concentrated live load of 71.1 kN at midspan and to a uniformly distributed dead load of 26.2 kN/m (excludes self-weight). A W360X91 of A992 steel is used on the beam. Lateral bracing is provided at the ends only. Calculate the allowable (ASD) shear strength (kN) of the beam.

A 7.3-m long simply supported beam is subjected to a concentrated live load of 71.1 kN at midspan and to a uniformly distributed dead load of 26.2 kN/m (excludes self-weight). A W360X91 of A992 steel is used on the beam. Lateral bracing is provided at the ends only. Calculate the allowable (ASD) shear strength (kN) of the beam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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