Q. No. 11: The simply supported beam shown in the Figure supports two concentrated loads of magnitude P= 12 kips and P2= 42 kips. The cross-sectional dimensions of the beam shown in the Figure are br= 10.00 in., tr= 0.65 in., d= 16.00 in., ty= 0.40 in., and yH %3D 9 ft and xH = 3 ft, analyse using the concepts of stresses under = 6.00 in. Using a = combined loadings to determine the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress acting at point H. Show these stresses on an appropriate sketch. P P, K. H.

Q. No. 11: The simply supported beam shown in the Figure supports two concentrated loads of magnitude P= 12 kips and P2= 42 kips. The cross-sectional dimensions of the beam shown in the Figure are br= 10.00 in., tr= 0.65 in., d= 16.00 in., ty= 0.40 in., and yH %3D 9 ft and xH = 3 ft, analyse using the concepts of stresses under = 6.00 in. Using a = combined loadings to determine the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress acting at point H. Show these stresses on an appropriate sketch. P P, K. H.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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