A steel portal frame has dimensions, plastic moment capacities and applied loads as shown in the figure. Thẻ vertical load is always twice of the horizontal load. The collapse load P required for the developmėnt of a beam mechanism is

A steel portal frame has dimensions, plastic moment capacities and applied loads as shown in the figure. Thẻ vertical load is always twice of the horizontal load. The collapse load P required for the developmėnt of a beam mechanism is

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