Practice 2A fixed ended steel beam 8m long carries a uniform load20kN/m and an axial tensile force of 200KN. The propertiesof steel section is as follows:A = 7800 mm?d = 324 mmIx = 140x10 mmly = 16x10 mmtWhat is the axial stress of the beam, in MPa.What is the actual bending stress in the beam due touniform load alone acting on the beam, in MPa.-. What is the interaction value if Fb = 210 MPa and Ft = 100MPa?answer keyа.)25.64 Мраb.) 123.43 Мраc.) 0.844

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Practice 2 A fixed ended steel beam 8m long carries a uniform load 20kN/m and an axial tensile force of 200KN. The properties of steel section is as follows: A = 7800 mm? d = 324 mm Ix = 140x10 mmt ly = 16x10 mm What is the axial stress of the beam, in MPa. What is the actual bending stress in the beam due to uniform load alone acting on the beam, in MPa. -. What is the interaction value if Fb = 210 MPa and Ft = 100 MPa? answer key а.)25.64 Мра b.) 123.43 Мра c.) 0.844

Practice 2 A fixed ended steel beam 8m long carries a uniform load 20kN/m and an axial tensile force of 200KN. The properties of steel section is as follows: A = 7800 mm? d = 324 mm Ix = 140x10 mmt ly = 16x10 mm What is the axial stress of the beam, in MPa. What is the actual bending stress in the beam due to uniform load alone acting on the beam, in MPa. -. What is the interaction value if Fb = 210 MPa and Ft = 100 MPa? answer key а.)25.64 Мра b.) 123.43 Мра c.) 0.844

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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