Consider a beam having an I-type cross section as shown in figure. A shearing force V of 150 kN acts over the section. Determine the maximum and minimum values of the shearing stress in the vertical web of the section

Consider a beam having an I-type cross section as shown in figure. A shearing force V of 150 kN acts over the section. Determine the maximum and minimum values of the shearing stress in the vertical web of the section

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Consider a beam having an I-type cross section as
shown in figure. A shearing force V of 150 kN acts
over the section. Determine the maximum and
minimum values of the shearing stress in the
vertical web of the section.

25 mm
175 mm
N.A.-
10 mm -
175 mm
25 mm
– 200 mm

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