SITUATION 2Determine the safe service load Wpermitted for this beam-column thatis not part of a frame system.Assume ASTM A992 (Fy = 350 MPa;Fu = 450 MPa) as material. Use LRFDspecifications.Servise koadaP= 30 kips dead load80 kips live koadAssumehingedfor bothprincipal10- 0directionsW- 20 dead load8OG live load10-oFined for bothprincipaldirectionsType your final answer/s in the textbox provided below.

Determine the safe service load W permitted for this beam-column that is not part of a frame system. Assume ASTM A992 (Fy 350 MPa; Fu = 450 MPa) as material. Use LRFD specifications. Servise kaad P30kips dead load 80 kips live koad Assume hinged for both principal directions 10-o W- 20 dead load NOG live load AP2

Determine the safe service load W permitted for this beam-column that is not part of a frame system. Assume ASTM A992 (Fy 350 MPa; Fu = 450 MPa) as material. Use LRFD specifications. Servise kaad P30kips dead load 80 kips live koad Assume hinged for both principal directions 10-o W- 20 dead load NOG live load AP2

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