Question 1: A W250x115 steel wide-flange section supports a uniformly distributed line load on a simple span of 5 m. Assume A992 steel. Calculate the allowable load (kN/m). Neglect the weight of the [1] beam. w KN/m A B 5m
Question 1: A W250x115 steel wide-flange section supports a uniformly distributed line load on a simple span of 5 m. Assume A992 steel. Calculate the allowable load (kN/m). Neglect the weight of the [1] beam. w KN/m A B 5m
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A W250x115 steel wide-flange section supports a uniformly distributed line load on a simple
span of 5 m. Assume A992 steel. Calculate the allowable load (kN/m). Neglect the weight of the
[1]
beam.
w KN/m
В
A
5m
TABLE G.2 Sl units
Coeff. of
Thermal
Mod. of
Mod. of
Elasticity
Rigidity
Ultimate Strength
Density
kg/m³
x 103
E
Tensile Yield
Expansion a
m/m/C
x 10-6
Poisson's
Ratio
MPa
MPa
MPa
x 10
x 103
Strength
F, MPa
Material
Tens.
Comp.
Shear
Steel ASTM A36
or A501
7.85
207
83
250
400
11.7
0.25
Steel (high-strength
low-alloy) ASTM
A992
7.85
207
83
345
450
11.7
0.25
Steel AISI 1020
hot-rolled
7.85
207
79.3
210
380
11.7
0.25
Steel AISI 1040
hot-rolled
7.85
207
79.3
290
520
11.7
0.25
Stainless steel
(annealed)
7.85
200
80
280
580
410
11.7
0.25
Cast iron (gray)
7.21
103
41
140
550
220
10.6
0.26
Aluminum alloy
6061-T6
2.64
70
28
240
260
190
23.6
0.33
Magnesium alloy
1.794
45
17
210
280
140
26.1
0.34
Titanium alloy
4.40
114
45
900
970
690
9.7
Brass (rolled)
8.56
97
41
340
410
340
18.7
0.34
Bronze (cast)
8.56
83
34
170
230
390
18.2
0.35
Copper (hard
drawn)
8.81
103
41
280
380
260
16.7
0.35
Concrete
2.40
21.5
21
9.9
0.20
Concrete
2.40
24.9
28
9.9
0.20](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3de0f320-702f-4e80-ba27-5eb407105407%2F64bb7c17-978f-47f0-96e6-ebbeb3f287a0%2F76gtdbs_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1:
A W250x115 steel wide-flange section supports a uniformly distributed line load on a simple
span of 5 m. Assume A992 steel. Calculate the allowable load (kN/m). Neglect the weight of the
[1]
beam.
w KN/m
В
A
5m
TABLE G.2 Sl units
Coeff. of
Thermal
Mod. of
Mod. of
Elasticity
Rigidity
Ultimate Strength
Density
kg/m³
x 103
E
Tensile Yield
Expansion a
m/m/C
x 10-6
Poisson's
Ratio
MPa
MPa
MPa
x 10
x 103
Strength
F, MPa
Material
Tens.
Comp.
Shear
Steel ASTM A36
or A501
7.85
207
83
250
400
11.7
0.25
Steel (high-strength
low-alloy) ASTM
A992
7.85
207
83
345
450
11.7
0.25
Steel AISI 1020
hot-rolled
7.85
207
79.3
210
380
11.7
0.25
Steel AISI 1040
hot-rolled
7.85
207
79.3
290
520
11.7
0.25
Stainless steel
(annealed)
7.85
200
80
280
580
410
11.7
0.25
Cast iron (gray)
7.21
103
41
140
550
220
10.6
0.26
Aluminum alloy
6061-T6
2.64
70
28
240
260
190
23.6
0.33
Magnesium alloy
1.794
45
17
210
280
140
26.1
0.34
Titanium alloy
4.40
114
45
900
970
690
9.7
Brass (rolled)
8.56
97
41
340
410
340
18.7
0.34
Bronze (cast)
8.56
83
34
170
230
390
18.2
0.35
Copper (hard
drawn)
8.81
103
41
280
380
260
16.7
0.35
Concrete
2.40
21.5
21
9.9
0.20
Concrete
2.40
24.9
28
9.9
0.20

Transcribed Image Text:TABLE A.2 SI units
Designation
mm x kg/m
Z, x 103
mm³
A
bf
tw
mma mm 10° mmª 10³ mm³
Sy
ly
mm?
10° mm“ 103 mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
W1000 × 222 28,300 970 16.0
298 21.1
4080
8410
381
9800
95.3
636
58.2
W920 × 390
49,800 937 21.30
419 36.6
7450
15,900 389
18,000
454
2160
95.5
W840 × 329
42,100 861 19.7
400 32.5
5370
12,400 358
14,000
350
1740
91.2
W610 × 153
19,500 622 14.0
229 24.9
1250
4010 254
4590
49.5
434
50.5
W610 x 113
14,500 607 11.2
229
17.3
874
2880
246
3280
34.3
302
48.8
W530 x 138
17,600 549 14.7
213 23.6
862
3150
221
3620
38.7
362
46.7
W530 x 101
12,900 536 10.9
210 17.4
616
2290
218
2620
26.9
257
45.7
W530 × 72
9100 523
8.89
206 10.9
399
1520 209
1750
16.1
156
42.2
W460 x 60
7610 455
8.00
152 13.3
255
1120
183
1280
7.95
104
32.3
W410 x 100
12,600 414 10.0
260 16.9
397
1920
177
2130
49.5
380
62.5
W360 x 110
14,100 361 11.4
257
19.9
331
1840
153
2060
55.8
436
63
W310 x 202
25,700 340 20.1
314 31.8
516
3050
142
3510
166
1050
80.3
W310 x 107
13,600 312 10.9
305 17.0
248
1600
135
1770
81.2
531
77.2
W310 × 97
12,300 307
9.91
305 15.4
222
1440
134
1590
72.4
477
76.7
W310 x 38.7
4940 310
5.84
165
9.65
84.9
547
131
610
7.2
87.5
38.4
W250 x 115
14,600 269 13.5
260 22.1
189
1410
114
1600
64.1
493
66
W250 x 73
9290 254 8.64
254 14.2
113
895
110
990
38.9
306
64.5
W200 x 59
7550 210
9.14
206 14.2
60.8
582
89.7
652
20.4
200
51.8
W150 x 24
3060 160
6.60
102 10.3
13.4
167
66
192
1.84
36.1
24.6
*Flange and web thicknesses may vary due to mill rolling practices.
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