A B 77637777 9 m 9 m Figure 1 - Front Elevation (not to scale) D 2.5 m 2.5 m 2.5 m 2.5 m 777-37 9 m Assume that the beams in Figure 1 are structural steel, simply-supported; supporting a slab with the thickness you have determined in Question 1 above, and laterally restrained. Using a standard Universal Beam available in Australia, size and design the beam BC to Australian Standard AS 4100 (9 meter span).

A B 77637777 9 m 9 m Figure 1 - Front Elevation (not to scale) D 2.5 m 2.5 m 2.5 m 2.5 m 777-37 9 m Assume that the beams in Figure 1 are structural steel, simply-supported; supporting a slab with the thickness you have determined in Question 1 above, and laterally restrained. Using a standard Universal Beam available in Australia, size and design the beam BC to Australian Standard AS 4100 (9 meter span).

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