For a beam subjected to the load F at the center of the span as shown below, please 1. Find the maximum allowed load F, given a. Modulus of Rupture (MOR) of the material for the beam = 130 GPa b. Beam width b = 0.02m and depth d= 0.05m c. Span length L = 10m 2. If the maximum allowed load F is designed to be 40,000N, given all other conditions the same, what is the minimum MOR required for the material to make the beam? 3. If the maximum allowed load F is designed to be 50,000N, given all other conditions (MOR=130 GPa) the same, what is the minimum depth d required? L F D b ‡ d

For a beam subjected to the load F at the center of the span as shown below, please 1. Find the maximum allowed load F, given a. Modulus of Rupture (MOR) of the material for the beam = 130 GPa b. Beam width b = 0.02m and depth d= 0.05m c. Span length L = 10m 2. If the maximum allowed load F is designed to be 40,000N, given all other conditions the same, what is the minimum MOR required for the material to make the beam? 3. If the maximum allowed load F is designed to be 50,000N, given all other conditions (MOR=130 GPa) the same, what is the minimum depth d required? L F D b ‡ d

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