Consider an 8-m long simply supported beam with overhangs loaded as shown below. The beam is fabricated by joiningwood planks using an adhesive to create a box section as shown below.150 mm100 kN/m50 mmD50 mm2 m2 m2 m2 m50 mm 50 mmDraw the shear diagram. Annotate all relevant values and distances, andindicate the degree of curves. Determine the magnitude of the maximuminternal shear force and indicate its location relative to pointExpress the moment of inertia of the beam in terms of b (in mm4).1.2.If the allowable stress of wood is 10 MPa, determine the dimension, b (inmm), required to support the load. Express your answer to the nearest 503.mm4.Using the final cross section based on your answer in item 3, what must bethe shear strength of the adhesive used to fabricate the beam?Expressyour answer to the nearest 1 MPa

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Consider an 8-m long simply supported beam with overhangs loaded as shown below. The beam is fabricated by joining wood planks using an adhesive to create a box section as shown below. 150 mm 100 kN/m 50 mm b A B E 50 mm 2 m 2 m 2 m 2 m 50 mm 50 mm

Consider an 8-m long simply supported beam with overhangs loaded as shown below. The beam is fabricated by joining wood planks using an adhesive to create a box section as shown below. 150 mm 100 kN/m 50 mm b A B E 50 mm 2 m 2 m 2 m 2 m 50 mm 50 mm

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