A simply-supported beam with length, L = 10 m, is carrying a downward uniform load, w = 31 kN/m throughout its length. The cross-section of the beam is shown in the figure with a = 480 mm, b = 24 mm, c = 24 mm, and d = 177 mm. Determine the maximum flexural shear stress in MPa. 19 a tot a fof d *

A simply-supported beam with length, L = 10 m, is carrying a downward uniform load, w = 31 kN/m throughout its length. The cross-section of the beam is shown in the figure with a = 480 mm, b = 24 mm, c = 24 mm, and d = 177 mm. Determine the maximum flexural shear stress in MPa. 19 a tot a fof d *

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A simply-supported beam with length, L = 10 m, is carrying a
downward uniform load, w = 31 kN/m throughout its length.
The cross-section of the beam is shown in the figure with a =
480 mm, b = 24 mm, c = 24 mm, and d = 177 mm. Determine
the maximum flexural shear stress in MPa.
19
a
tot
a fof
d
*

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