Question 1 The simply supported beam shown in figure 1 is fully restrained along its length. It is 6.5m long with stiff bearing lengths of 5Omm at the supports and 75mm under the point load. A Universal Beam in grade S275 has to be selected for the design. The unfactored loads are giver below: Point load (kN) Uniformly distributed load (kN/m) Dead load 15 40

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The simply supported beam shown in figure 1 is fully restrained along its length. It is 6.5m long
with stiff bearing lengths of 50mm at the supports and 75mm under the point load. A
Universal Beam in grade S275 has to be selected for the design. The unfactored loads are given
below:
Uniformly distributed load
Point load (kN)
(kN/m)
Dead load
15
40
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 The simply supported beam shown in figure 1 is fully restrained along its length. It is 6.5m long with stiff bearing lengths of 50mm at the supports and 75mm under the point load. A Universal Beam in grade S275 has to be selected for the design. The unfactored loads are given below: Uniformly distributed load Point load (kN) (kN/m) Dead load 15 40
Live load
30
50
P
All dimensions in mm
75
50
50
6500
Figure 1
a) Select a UB section to be used
AN, (7)
Check if the selected UB section is adequate in:
b) Shear and bending
AP (5)
c) Deflection (if the beam carries a brittle finish)
AN(8)
d) Web bearing and buckling at the supports
AP(5)
Transcribed Image Text:Live load 30 50 P All dimensions in mm 75 50 50 6500 Figure 1 a) Select a UB section to be used AN, (7) Check if the selected UB section is adequate in: b) Shear and bending AP (5) c) Deflection (if the beam carries a brittle finish) AN(8) d) Web bearing and buckling at the supports AP(5)
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