The beam of section and details shown in the below figure carries a dead load of WD-10 kN (include beam weight). By using the working stress design method, find the maximum concentrated live load (P) can be carried by the beam. Use fy=400 MPa and f 25 MPa. 3e20mm 200 mm 550 mm 70 mm mam 2.5 m Plive = ? WD-10 kN/m

The beam of section and details shown in the below figure carries a dead load of WD-10 kN (include beam weight). By using the working stress design method, find the maximum concentrated live load (P) can be carried by the beam. Use fy=400 MPa and f 25 MPa. 3e20mm 200 mm 550 mm 70 mm mam 2.5 m Plive = ? WD-10 kN/m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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