The beam shown below has a cross section of channel shape with width b-400 mm and height h=80 mm, the web thickness is t=12 mm. Determine the maximum tensile and compressive stresses in the beam due to uniform load. And draw. 3.2 KNi m 400 mm 2 KN.M A B() 80 mm 12 mm

The beam shown below has a cross section of channel shape with width b-400 mm and height h=80 mm, the web thickness is t=12 mm. Determine the maximum tensile and compressive stresses in the beam due to uniform load. And draw. 3.2 KNi m 400 mm 2 KN.M A B() 80 mm 12 mm

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The beam shown below has a cross section of channel shape with width b-400 mm and
height h=80 mm, the web thickness is t-12 mm. Determine the maximum tensile and
compressive stresses in the beam due to uniform load. And draw.
3.2 KNi m
400 mm
2 KN.M
BO
80 mm
12 mm
3m
1.5m

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