A T-section having a cross section shown has a span of3.6 m. The location of the neutral axis is located 130 mmfrom the bottom of the beam.Elastic moment of inertia of the beam200 mm40mm160mm50 mmWu3.6 m| = 58.13 x 106 mm4Fy = 250 MPa%Da. Compute the yield moment capacity of the beam.b. Compute the plastic moment capacity of the beam.c. Compute the shape factor. (S.F. = Z/S)

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A T-section having a cross section shown has a span of 3.6 m. The location of the neutral axis is located 130 mm from the bottom of the beam. Elastic moment of inertia of the beam 0 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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