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simply supported beam of length 3 m, is subjected to an Uniformly distributed load of 28 kN/m for entire span.  It has a hollow rectangular cross section of outer width 30 mm and outer depth of 80 mm with the wall thickness of 5mm.  Find (i) The maximum bending moment, (ii)Bending stress induced, (iii) Radius of curvature, (iv) Flexural rigidity.   Take E as 180 GPa. The maximum bending moment (in Nm) = ________ Maximum Bending stress induced (in MPa) = ______________ Radius of curvature (in m) =_____________ Flexural Rigidity of the beam (in Nm2) =

simply supported beam of length 3 m, is subjected to an Uniformly distributed load of 28 kN/m for entire span.  It has a hollow rectangular cross section of outer width 30 mm and outer depth of 80 mm with the wall thickness of 5mm.  Find (i) The maximum bending moment, (ii)Bending stress induced, (iii) Radius of curvature, (iv) Flexural rigidity.   Take E as 180 GPa. The maximum bending moment (in Nm) = ________ Maximum Bending stress induced (in MPa) = ______________ Radius of curvature (in m) =_____________ Flexural Rigidity of the beam (in Nm2) =

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 simply supported beam of length 3 m, is subjected to an Uniformly distributed load of 28 kN/m for entire span.  It has a hollow rectangular cross section of outer width 30 mm and outer depth of 80 mm with the wall thickness of 5mm.  Find (i) The maximum bending moment, (ii)Bending stress induced, (iii) Radius of curvature, (iv) Flexural rigidity.   Take E as 180 GPa.
The maximum bending moment (in Nm) = ________
Maximum Bending stress induced (in MPa) = ______________
Radius of curvature (in m) =_____________
Flexural Rigidity of the beam (in Nm2) = 
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