Situation 4. Situation - A wide flange section has the following properties: I= 108 x 106 mm d = 300 mm by = 150 mm t = 9 mm t₁ = 12 mm d = 300 mm F, = 0.4F, F, = 250MPa Q@NA=380x103 mm¹ a. Determine the allowable shear stress in MPa. b. Determine the shear capacity in kN. c. Determine the safe uniform load in kN/m that the section could carry if length of the beam is 10 m.

Situation 4. Situation - A wide flange section has the following properties: I= 108 x 106 mm d = 300 mm by = 150 mm t = 9 mm t₁ = 12 mm d = 300 mm F, = 0.4F, F, = 250MPa Q@NA=380x103 mm¹ a. Determine the allowable shear stress in MPa. b. Determine the shear capacity in kN. c. Determine the safe uniform load in kN/m that the section could carry if length of the beam is 10 m.

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