Problem #3: The frame shown in Fig. 3 is subjected to a live load of P. The beam abcd is made with IPE200 (S275). Both top and flange bottom of the beam is laterally supported at points A, B and C. Point B is at the mid-length. Neglect self-weight. Determine the following for the beam abcd: (c) Find Pmax based on the limit states associated with shear. Use LRFD approach. 4 m 6 I Rigid connection Hinge 3 m

Problem #3: The frame shown in Fig. 3 is subjected to a live load of P. The beam abcd is made with IPE200 (S275). Both top and flange bottom of the beam is laterally supported at points A, B and C. Point B is at the mid-length. Neglect self-weight. Determine the following for the beam abcd: (c) Find Pmax based on the limit states associated with shear. Use LRFD approach. 4 m 6 I Rigid connection Hinge 3 m

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