A cast-iron beam 10-m long and supported, carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity w. (including its own weight). If the inverted T will be put into its upright position (now it will be T-Section Cast-iron Beam) and the allowable stresses are fot S 20 MPa and fbc S 80 MPa. Determine the maximum safe value of w. (kN/m) if x = 1.0 m. 10 m 180 mm N.A. 50 mm R. INA = 36 x 10 mm

A cast-iron beam 10-m long and supported, carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity w. (including its own weight). If the inverted T will be put into its upright position (now it will be T-Section Cast-iron Beam) and the allowable stresses are fot S 20 MPa and fbc S 80 MPa. Determine the maximum safe value of w. (kN/m) if x = 1.0 m. 10 m 180 mm N.A. 50 mm R. INA = 36 x 10 mm

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