to) For the following prismatic beam of Mp = 86 kNm (1) Draw possible collapse mechanism, (1) Determine the load factor à at collapse, by equating external and internal inual work (ΣW χ δ5 ΣΜ x ) 2.40 kN 2.30 kN 2m 2m 2m

to) For the following prismatic beam of Mp = 86 kNm (1) Draw possible collapse mechanism, (1) Determine the load factor à at collapse, by equating external and internal inual work (ΣW χ δ5 ΣΜ x ) 2.40 kN 2.30 kN 2m 2m 2m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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