A steel beam is made up of a wide flange section whose total depth is 600mm, width of the flange is 300mm, flange thickness of 20mm and moment of inertia lx = 1.16x109mm4. Its web thickness is 10mm and has a simple span of 9m. A 40KN/m uniform load is loaded throughout its span and 200kN load acting at mid span Allowable bending stress of the beam is 148Mpa I 3m 4m Mmax = 5m Fb = 0.6Fy Fb = M Sx WL² 8 Sx = ! C Determine the length of top and bottom reinforcing plates if necessary Select the correct response: + PL 4 c = depth from top the section to midheight

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A steel beam is made up of a wide flange section whose total depth is 600mm, width of the flange is 300mm, flange thickness of 20mm and moment of inertia lx =
1.16x109mm4. Its web thickness is 10mm and has a simple span of 9m. A 40KN/m uniform load is loaded throughout its span and 200KN load acting at mid span.
Allowable bending stress of the beam is 148Mpa
I
3m
4m
WL²
Mmax = +
8
5m
Fb = 0.6Fy
Fb =
M
Sx
Determine the length of top and bottom reinforcing plates if necessary
Select the correct response:
Sx = ²
C
PL
4
c = depth from top of the section to midheight
Transcribed Image Text:A steel beam is made up of a wide flange section whose total depth is 600mm, width of the flange is 300mm, flange thickness of 20mm and moment of inertia lx = 1.16x109mm4. Its web thickness is 10mm and has a simple span of 9m. A 40KN/m uniform load is loaded throughout its span and 200KN load acting at mid span. Allowable bending stress of the beam is 148Mpa I 3m 4m WL² Mmax = + 8 5m Fb = 0.6Fy Fb = M Sx Determine the length of top and bottom reinforcing plates if necessary Select the correct response: Sx = ² C PL 4 c = depth from top of the section to midheight
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