There is a P = 188 KN load applied in the mid-span of the below simply supported beam with the given cross-section. Determine the maximum shear stress in section e-e of the beam. 16 500 mm 500 mm 100 mm 30 mm 160 mm- 30 mm 20 mm Cross-section of the beam 20 mm NA

There is a P = 188 KN load applied in the mid-span of the below simply supported beam with the given cross-section. Determine the maximum shear stress in section e-e of the beam. 16 500 mm 500 mm 100 mm 30 mm 160 mm- 30 mm 20 mm Cross-section of the beam 20 mm NA

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There is a P = 188 KN load applied in the mid-span of the below simply supported beam with the given cross-section. Determine the maximum shear stress in section e-e of the
beam.
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500 mm 500 mm
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160 mm
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Cross-section of the beam
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