Calculate the horizontal and vertical components of the deflection at the centre of the simply supported span AB of the thick Z-section beam shown in Fig. P.13.11. Take E=200 000 N/mm². Ans. u=2.45 mm (to right), v=1.78 mm (upwards).

Calculate the horizontal and vertical components of the deflection at the centre of the simply supported span AB of the thick Z-section beam shown in Fig. P.13.11. Take E=200 000 N/mm². Ans. u=2.45 mm (to right), v=1.78 mm (upwards).

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Calculate the horizontal and vertical components of the deflection at the centre of the simply
supported span AB of the thick Z-section beam shown in Fig. P.13.11. Take E=200 000 N/mm².
Ans. u=2.45 mm (to right), v=1.78 mm (upwards).

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