Calculate the anticipated mid-span deflection in mm for the following wood beam (Round your answer nearest two decimal places with no units, e.g. 4.15) P e13 l13 Beam span (1I) = 2750mm Beam width (b) = 75mm Beam depth (h) = 75mm Load (P) = 29kg Beam Modulus of elasticity (E) = 7175N/mm2 Note: Use 9.81 m/s2² for gravity acceleration Your Answer: Answer Calculate the moment of Inertia in mm4 of a wood beam if: · Beam width is 175 mm Beam depth is 300 mm • Do not add units • Round to nearest Integer (e.g. 15000) Your Answer: Answer

Calculate the anticipated mid-span deflection in mm for the following wood beam (Round your answer nearest two decimal places with no units, e.g. 4.15) P e13 l13 Beam span (1I) = 2750mm Beam width (b) = 75mm Beam depth (h) = 75mm Load (P) = 29kg Beam Modulus of elasticity (E) = 7175N/mm2 Note: Use 9.81 m/s2² for gravity acceleration Your Answer: Answer Calculate the moment of Inertia in mm4 of a wood beam if: · Beam width is 175 mm Beam depth is 300 mm • Do not add units • Round to nearest Integer (e.g. 15000) Your Answer: Answer

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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