S.7-1: A cantilevered HSS 2x2x3/16 tube beam is 2 ft long and supports a sign from the side of a building. The sign weighs 800 lb, and its center of gravity is offset from the center of the tube by 12 inches, causing a torsional moment to be induced in the tube from the weight of the sign. Check the design strength of this beam with the load case presented, considering all limit states and interaction. Assume the tube is A500 Grade B steel.

S.7-1: A cantilevered HSS 2x2x3/16 tube beam is 2 ft long and supports a sign from the side of a building. The sign weighs 800 lb, and its center of gravity is offset from the center of the tube by 12 inches, causing a torsional moment to be induced in the tube from the weight of the sign. Check the design strength of this beam with the load case presented, considering all limit states and interaction. Assume the tube is A500 Grade B steel.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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