A beam has a concentrated load (Pu) at midspan and has a fixed support at both ends. If the beam properties are given below, what is the stress at bottom of the beam section at 2.64 from the support. (MPa)

A beam has a concentrated load (Pu) at midspan and has a fixed support at both ends. If the beam properties are given below, what is the stress at bottom of the beam section at 2.64 from the support. (MPa)

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A beam has a concentrated load (Pu)
at midspan and has a fixed support
at both ends. If the beam properties
are given below, what is the stress
at bottom of the beam section at
2.64 from the support. (MPa)
Properties:
Beam width = 276 mm
Beam height = 423 mm
Pu = 99.93 kN
Span of the beam = 11 m
Prestressing force = 485 kN
||
eccentricity = 124 mm

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