(including P= ? beam weight) P=? fy = 60,000psi Wp = 3 k/ft ar = 5 k/ft %3D 15" 42" 4#10 bars 3" 4#10 bars
(including P= ? beam weight) P=? fy = 60,000psi Wp = 3 k/ft ar = 5 k/ft %3D 15" 42" 4#10 bars 3" 4#10 bars
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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Transcribed Image Text:Find the maximum P,?
P= ?
(including
beam weight)
P= ?
fe = 5,000psi
fy = 60,000psi
Wp = 3 k/ft
= 5 k/ft
15"
42"
4#10 bars
↑3
4#10 bars
8 ft
8 ft
8 ft
24 ft
00
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