ISMB 450 is used as a propped cantilever beam of span 12 m. Assuming oy = 250 MPa determine the factored uniformly distributed load q, the beam can carry including self weight, if the load is to be applied over the entire span. The properties of ISMB 450 are as follows: Weight/metre area of cross-section width of flange thickness of flange : 72.4 kg : 9227 mm² : 150 mm : 17.4 mm I 3.039 x 108 mm4 I... = 8.34 x 106 mm4 yy

ISMB 450 is used as a propped cantilever beam of span 12 m. Assuming oy = 250 MPa determine the factored uniformly distributed load q, the beam can carry including self weight, if the load is to be applied over the entire span. The properties of ISMB 450 are as follows: Weight/metre area of cross-section width of flange thickness of flange : 72.4 kg : 9227 mm² : 150 mm : 17.4 mm I 3.039 x 108 mm4 I... = 8.34 x 106 mm4 yy

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