Problem 19.4 A beam is made up from 3 plates, as shown, to serve as a support rail for a crane hoist in a factory. The beam spans 30 feet. The hoist is supported by a carriage, as shown. IF the system capacity is governed by the strength of the beam, determine the maximum loạd that can be lifted by the hoist. Take the allowable flexural stress in the beam to be 12 ksi. 30 feet 2.5 feet ½" x 4" plate %" x 10" plate ½" x 8" plate Crane hoist carriage

Problem 19.4 A beam is made up from 3 plates, as shown, to serve as a support rail for a crane hoist in a factory. The beam spans 30 feet. The hoist is supported by a carriage, as shown. IF the system capacity is governed by the strength of the beam, determine the maximum loạd that can be lifted by the hoist. Take the allowable flexural stress in the beam to be 12 ksi. 30 feet 2.5 feet ½" x 4" plate %" x 10" plate ½" x 8" plate Crane hoist carriage

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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