A simple support beam with a span of lo=4m, the standard value of linear uniformly distributed permanent load on the is qGk=8kN/m, and the standard value of the variable uniformly distributed load is qqk=6kN/m, the standard value of the concentrated variable load in midspan is P₁=10kN, no wind load to participate in the combination. The beam is an important building component with a safety level of one grade and a design life of 50 years. Calculate the design value of bending moment in midspan!

A simple support beam with a span of lo=4m, the standard value of linear uniformly distributed permanent load on the is qGk=8kN/m, and the standard value of the variable uniformly distributed load is qqk=6kN/m, the standard value of the concentrated variable load in midspan is P₁=10kN, no wind load to participate in the combination. The beam is an important building component with a safety level of one grade and a design life of 50 years. Calculate the design value of bending moment in midspan!

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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