Q2/A beam with two overhang carries a uniform load of intensity w N/m, and support as shown in figure below. Determine the maximum permissible value of load w N/m. Given: the allowable tensile and compressive stress of 20Mpa. The beam has a rectangular cross section area with high-50mm and width=100mm C 1m w N/m 2.5m 1-3 B 1m

Q2/A beam with two overhang carries a uniform load of intensity w N/m, and support as shown in figure below. Determine the maximum permissible value of load w N/m. Given: the allowable tensile and compressive stress of 20Mpa. The beam has a rectangular cross section area with high-50mm and width=100mm C 1m w N/m 2.5m 1-3 B 1m

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Q2/ A beam with two overhang carries a uniform load of intensity w N/m,
and support as shown in figure below. Determine the maximum permissible
value of load w N/m. Given: the allowable tensile and compressive stress
of 20Mpa. The beam has a rectangular cross section area with high-50mm
and width=100mm
1m
w N/m
2.5m
1-3
B
1m

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