A four-span continuous beam of constant rectangular cross section is sup- ported at A, B, C, D, and E. The factored moments resulting from analysis are as follows: At Supports, kN-m At Midspan, kN-m Mah = 215 M. M, = 300 M = 270 M = 300 M = 188 188 %3D %3D Mbc 188 %3D %3D Med 188 %3D = 215 Mde %3D %3D

A four-span continuous beam of constant rectangular cross section is sup- ported at A, B, C, D, and E. The factored moments resulting from analysis are as follows: At Supports, kN-m At Midspan, kN-m Mah = 215 M. M, = 300 M = 270 M = 300 M = 188 188 %3D %3D Mbc 188 %3D %3D Med 188 %3D = 215 Mde %3D %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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