a) Plastic section moduli for an I' section. Determine the plastic section moduli about the y-y and z-z axes for the 'I' section shown in Figure below. The section is for a 914×419×388 kg Universal Beam with the root radius omitted. b, = 420,5 A4/2 = 21,5 A

a) Plastic section moduli for an I' section. Determine the plastic section moduli about the y-y and z-z axes for the 'I' section shown in Figure below. The section is for a 914×419×388 kg Universal Beam with the root radius omitted. b, = 420,5 A4/2 = 21,5 A

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a) Plastic section moduli for an I' section. Determine the plastic section moduli about the y-y
and z-z axes for the I' section shown in Figure below. The section is for a 914×419×388 kg
Universal Beam with the root radius omitted.
b; = 420,5
Ag/2
Az
-w = 21,5
y
Y3 = W4
Ag/2
ZI
Iz
4 = 36,6
s'oz6 = 4

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