Ql: For the simply supported beam shown below, calculate the maximum stresses in the steel and wood under the point load of 2 kN, also draw the bending stress distribution for the section. Take Es 15EW 2 kN + 1m 1.5 kN/m Wood 200 Steel 10 100 4 m -

Ql: For the simply supported beam shown below, calculate the maximum stresses in the steel and wood under the point load of 2 kN, also draw the bending stress distribution for the section. Take Es 15EW 2 kN + 1m 1.5 kN/m Wood 200 Steel 10 100 4 m -

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Ql: For the simply supported beam shown below, calculate the maximum
stresses in the steel and wood under the point load of 2 kN, also draw the
bending stress distribution for the section. Take Es = 15EW
2 kN
+ 1m
1.5 kN/m
Wood
200
Steel
10
- 4 m
+ 100

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