Situation 23:80.81.82.A steel beam 10 m long is fixed at both ends and carries a superimposeduniformly distributed load of 25 kN/m. The beam is W18x46 whoserelevant properties are shown below.Properties of W18x46=153.9 mm=15.4 mmFlange width, brFlange thickness, trOverall depth, dWeb thickness, twBeam weight=458.7 mm=9.1 mm=68.5 kg/m296,357x10³ mmMoment of inertia, IxWhich of the following most nearly gives the maximum bending stress in thebeam?a.165.56 MPaC.161.23 MPab.157.40 MPad.152.81 MPaWhich of the following most nearly gives the average shear stress in the web?a.30.75 MPaC.34.92 MPab.33.58 MPad.36.74 MPaWhich of the following most nearly gives the maximumshear stress in the beam?36.74 MPaa.34.92 MPaC.b.30.75 MPad.33.58 MPa

Given Data:L=10mLoad = 25kN/mbeam=W18×46properties of W18×46bf=153.9mmtf=15.4mmd=458.7mmtw=9.1mmBeam…

A steel beam 10 m long is fixed at both ends and carries a superimposed uniformly distributed load of 25 kN/m. The beam is W18x46 whose relevant properties are shown below. Properties of W18x46 = 153.9 mm Flange width, br Flange thickness, tr Overall depth, d = 15.4 mm = 458.7 mm Web thickness, tw = 9.1 mm Beam weight = 68.5 kg/m Moment of inertia, Ix = 296,357x10³ mm Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum bending stress in the beam? a. 165.56 MPa C. 161.23 MPa b. 157.40 MPa d. 152.81 MPa Which of the following most nearly gives the average shear stress in the web? a. 30.75 MPa C. 34.92 MPa b. 33.58 MPa d. 36.74 MPa Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum shear stress in the beam? 36.74 MPa a. 34.92 MPa C. b. 30.75 MPa d. 33.58 MPa Situation 23: 80. 81. 82.

A steel beam 10 m long is fixed at both ends and carries a superimposed uniformly distributed load of 25 kN/m. The beam is W18x46 whose relevant properties are shown below. Properties of W18x46 = 153.9 mm Flange width, br Flange thickness, tr Overall depth, d = 15.4 mm = 458.7 mm Web thickness, tw = 9.1 mm Beam weight = 68.5 kg/m Moment of inertia, Ix = 296,357x10³ mm Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum bending stress in the beam? a. 165.56 MPa C. 161.23 MPa b. 157.40 MPa d. 152.81 MPa Which of the following most nearly gives the average shear stress in the web? a. 30.75 MPa C. 34.92 MPa b. 33.58 MPa d. 36.74 MPa Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum shear stress in the beam? 36.74 MPa a. 34.92 MPa C. b. 30.75 MPa d. 33.58 MPa Situation 23: 80. 81. 82.

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