A6m cantilever 200x500 rectangular beam is carrying a uniformly varying downward load of 0 kN/m at the tree end to 184 kN/m at the fixed end. There is an upward load of 312 kN at the free end. If the allowable flexural stress of the beam is 120 MPa and if the beam is to carry only a uniformly distributed load in kN/m. determine the safest uniform load that it can carry.

A6m cantilever 200x500 rectangular beam is carrying a uniformly varying downward load of 0 kN/m at the tree end to 184 kN/m at the fixed end. There is an upward load of 312 kN at the free end. If the allowable flexural stress of the beam is 120 MPa and if the beam is to carry only a uniformly distributed load in kN/m. determine the safest uniform load that it can carry.

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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