A beam width = 400 mm and height = 600 mm is subjected to a prestressing force of 200 kN at eccentricity 150 mm. The beam with a length = 12 m is simply supported with loads of 10 kN/m in the entire length and a concentrated force of 50 kN. What are the stresses at the top and bottom at the centerline and at the points located at L/4 from the support?

A beam width = 400 mm and height = 600 mm is subjected to a prestressing force of 200 kN at eccentricity 150 mm. The beam with a length = 12 m is simply supported with loads of 10 kN/m in the entire length and a concentrated force of 50 kN. What are the stresses at the top and bottom at the centerline and at the points located at L/4 from the support?

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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