Exercise A single span beam is simply supported between two columns and carries a reinforced concrete slab in addition to the column and loading shown below. Using the design load indicated, select a suitable section considering section dassification, shear and bending only. Assume S275 steel and that dead loads are inclusive of self-weights. 41.2 N 3.17 im 3 m 3 m Universal Beam Section

Exercise A single span beam is simply supported between two columns and carries a reinforced concrete slab in addition to the column and loading shown below. Using the design load indicated, select a suitable section considering section dassification, shear and bending only. Assume S275 steel and that dead loads are inclusive of self-weights. 41.2 N 3.17 im 3 m 3 m Universal Beam Section

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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