A simply supported beam is to support a uniformly distributed load of 10 kips/ft. Select the lightest W shape. The span length is 32 ft. Deflection is not to exceed span/240. Neglect beam weight and use ASTM A992 steel. TABLE A.1 U.S. Customary units Designation A in? din. L in. bin. tin. ,in S, in , in Z,in ,in S, in. in. W40 x 277 81.5 39.7 0.830 158 1.58 21.900 1100 16.4 1250 1040 132 3.58 W36 x 302 89.0 373 0945 16.7 1.68 21,100 1130 15.4 1280 1300 156 3.82 R=V W36 x 194 57.0 36.5 0.765 12.1 1.26 12.100 664 146 767 375 619 2.56 W36 x 150 443 35.9 0.625 120 094 9040 504 143 581 270 45.1 247 M max (at center).. W33 x 118 34.7 329 0.50 11.5 0.74 5900 359 13.0 415 187 326 232 W30 x 108 31.7 298 0.545 10.5 0.76 4470 299 119 346 146 279 2.15 Shear W30 x 99 290 29.7 0.520 10.5 067 390 269 117 312 128 245 21 S 384E Amax (at center) M mas W27 x 114 33.6 273 0.570 10.1 093 4080 299 11.0 343 199 31.5 218 W27 x 94 276 269 0.490 10.0 0.745 3270 243 109 278 124 248 212 Moment W24 x 162 478 25.0 0.705 13.0 122 5170 414 10.4 468 443 684 3.05 W24 x 104 30.7 24.1 0.500 128 0.75 3100 258 10.1 289 259 40.7 291 TABLE G.1 U.S. Customary units W24 x 84 24.7 24.1 0.470 9.02 0.7 2370 196 9.79 224 944 209 195 Co Thermal Expansion Poisson's Mod. of Mod. of Tensile Yield Elasticity Rity Uimate Stength W24 x 76 224 23.9 0.440 8.99 068 2100 176 9.69 200 825 184 192 Stength Density pef Ratie Material 10 W21 x 83 244 21.4 0515 8.36 0.835 1830 171 8.67 196 81.4 195 183 Tens Comp Shear Sel ASTMASor 0 30000 12.000 36 58 65 025 W21 x 73 21.5 21.2 0.456 83 0.74 1600 151 8.64 172 70.6 170 181 S ger 0 low aloy ASTM 30000 12.000 50 65 025 W21 x 62 183 21.0 0.400 824 0615 1330 127 8.54 144 575 140 177 W21 x 50 14.7 20.8 0.380 6.53 0.535 984 94.5 8.18 110 249 7.64 13 W18 x 71 209 185 0.496 7.64 081 110 127 15 146 603 158 17 W18 x 60 176 182 0415 7.56 0.696 984 108 747 123 50.1 133 1.68 W18 x 50 14.7 180 0.355 15 0.57 800 889 738 101 40.1 10.7 1.65 W18 x 40 11.8 179 0315 6.02 0.525 612 684 121 784 191 6.35 127 W16 x 100 294 17.0 0.585 10.4 0985 1490 175 7.1 198 186 35.7 251 W16 x 45 133 16.1 0.345 7.04 0565 586 727 6.65 823 328 9.34 157 W16 x 36 10.6 159 0.296 699 043 448 565 6.51 64.0 245 7.0 1.52 W16 x 26 7.68 15.7 0250 55 0.345 301 384 6.26 44.2 9.59 3.49 12
A simply supported beam is to support a uniformly distributed load of 10 kips/ft. Select the lightest W shape. The span length is 32 ft. Deflection is not to exceed span/240. Neglect beam weight and use ASTM A992 steel. TABLE A.1 U.S. Customary units Designation A in? din. L in. bin. tin. ,in S, in , in Z,in ,in S, in. in. W40 x 277 81.5 39.7 0.830 158 1.58 21.900 1100 16.4 1250 1040 132 3.58 W36 x 302 89.0 373 0945 16.7 1.68 21,100 1130 15.4 1280 1300 156 3.82 R=V W36 x 194 57.0 36.5 0.765 12.1 1.26 12.100 664 146 767 375 619 2.56 W36 x 150 443 35.9 0.625 120 094 9040 504 143 581 270 45.1 247 M max (at center).. W33 x 118 34.7 329 0.50 11.5 0.74 5900 359 13.0 415 187 326 232 W30 x 108 31.7 298 0.545 10.5 0.76 4470 299 119 346 146 279 2.15 Shear W30 x 99 290 29.7 0.520 10.5 067 390 269 117 312 128 245 21 S 384E Amax (at center) M mas W27 x 114 33.6 273 0.570 10.1 093 4080 299 11.0 343 199 31.5 218 W27 x 94 276 269 0.490 10.0 0.745 3270 243 109 278 124 248 212 Moment W24 x 162 478 25.0 0.705 13.0 122 5170 414 10.4 468 443 684 3.05 W24 x 104 30.7 24.1 0.500 128 0.75 3100 258 10.1 289 259 40.7 291 TABLE G.1 U.S. Customary units W24 x 84 24.7 24.1 0.470 9.02 0.7 2370 196 9.79 224 944 209 195 Co Thermal Expansion Poisson's Mod. of Mod. of Tensile Yield Elasticity Rity Uimate Stength W24 x 76 224 23.9 0.440 8.99 068 2100 176 9.69 200 825 184 192 Stength Density pef Ratie Material 10 W21 x 83 244 21.4 0515 8.36 0.835 1830 171 8.67 196 81.4 195 183 Tens Comp Shear Sel ASTMASor 0 30000 12.000 36 58 65 025 W21 x 73 21.5 21.2 0.456 83 0.74 1600 151 8.64 172 70.6 170 181 S ger 0 low aloy ASTM 30000 12.000 50 65 025 W21 x 62 183 21.0 0.400 824 0615 1330 127 8.54 144 575 140 177 W21 x 50 14.7 20.8 0.380 6.53 0.535 984 94.5 8.18 110 249 7.64 13 W18 x 71 209 185 0.496 7.64 081 110 127 15 146 603 158 17 W18 x 60 176 182 0415 7.56 0.696 984 108 747 123 50.1 133 1.68 W18 x 50 14.7 180 0.355 15 0.57 800 889 738 101 40.1 10.7 1.65 W18 x 40 11.8 179 0315 6.02 0.525 612 684 121 784 191 6.35 127 W16 x 100 294 17.0 0.585 10.4 0985 1490 175 7.1 198 186 35.7 251 W16 x 45 133 16.1 0.345 7.04 0565 586 727 6.65 823 328 9.34 157 W16 x 36 10.6 159 0.296 699 043 448 565 6.51 64.0 245 7.0 1.52 W16 x 26 7.68 15.7 0250 55 0.345 301 384 6.26 44.2 9.59 3.49 12
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