Beam is a horizontal structural element that is capable to withstand load primarily by resisting bending. Beams sometimes described by how supporting method. Distinguish systematically the construction sequence of the cantilever beam shown in FIGURE Q1

Beam is a horizontal structural element that is capable to withstand load primarily by resisting bending. Beams sometimes described by how supporting method. Distinguish systematically the construction sequence of the cantilever beam shown in FIGURE Q1

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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