Question 2 A simply supported beam of a channel section (see Figure Q2) is loaded by a vertical point load P= 10 KN (acting upwards) at mid-span. The length of the beam is L=3 m, the overall width and height of the section are of the same value a 50 mm, and the thickness of all three parts of the section is t= 10 mm. Find the value and location of the maximum shear stress in the beam.

Question 2 A simply supported beam of a channel section (see Figure Q2) is loaded by a vertical point load P= 10 KN (acting upwards) at mid-span. The length of the beam is L=3 m, the overall width and height of the section are of the same value a 50 mm, and the thickness of all three parts of the section is t= 10 mm. Find the value and location of the maximum shear stress in the beam.

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