Fill in the blanks: A simply supported beam with L = 9m, is a W16x31 of A36 steel. Determine the safe uniform live load, WLL = that the beam can carry. What are the Allowable deflection, Yallow= Shear Capacity, Vcap Capacity, Mu= = and Moment

Fill in the blanks: A simply supported beam with L = 9m, is a W16x31 of A36 steel. Determine the safe uniform live load, WLL = that the beam can carry. What are the Allowable deflection, Yallow= Shear Capacity, Vcap Capacity, Mu= = and Moment

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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