Q3. Determine the extreme resultant fiber stresses at the mid span and support sections of a simply supported beam with span of 9 m. The cross section of the beam is 350 mm x 600 mm and is prestressed by a force of 1600 kN. The eccentricity of the cable at the support is 50 mm and in the mid span is 130 mm. The beam is also subjected to a central concentrated live load of 80

Q3. Determine the extreme resultant fiber stresses at the mid span and support sections of a simply supported beam with span of 9 m. The cross section of the beam is 350 mm x 600 mm and is prestressed by a force of 1600 kN. The eccentricity of the cable at the support is 50 mm and in the mid span is 130 mm. The beam is also subjected to a central concentrated live load of 80

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