A beam 10 m long is simply supported 1 m from each end. It is made of two C 380 x 50 channels riveted back to back and used with the webs vertical. Determine the total uniformly distributed load (KN/m) that can be carried along its entire length without exceeding flexural stress of 120 MPa. -C 380 X 50 W N/M A B R

A beam 10 m long is simply supported 1 m from each end. It is made of two C 380 x 50 channels riveted back to back and used with the webs vertical. Determine the total uniformly distributed load (KN/m) that can be carried along its entire length without exceeding flexural stress of 120 MPa. -C 380 X 50 W N/M A B R

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A beam 10 m long is simply supported 1 m from each end. It is made of two C 380 x
50 channels riveted back to back and used with the webs vertical. Determine the total
uniformly distributed load (KN/m) that can be carried along its entire length without
exceeding flexural stress of 120 MPa.
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