The given girder has beams framing into it at the ends and at every L/3 point. The beam carries a service live load of 20 kips as shown and superimposed uniformly distributed service dead load of 10 kip/ft. Select the lightest A992 W-section that can carry the load. Do not check for deflection. = 20 kips P, LL W. DL = 20 ft L PLL = 10 kip/ft WDL L/3 BEAMS FRAMING INTO GIRDER L

The given girder has beams framing into it at the ends and at every L/3 point. The beam carries a service live load of 20 kips as shown and superimposed uniformly distributed service dead load of 10 kip/ft. Select the lightest A992 W-section that can carry the load. Do not check for deflection. = 20 kips P, LL W. DL = 20 ft L PLL = 10 kip/ft WDL L/3 BEAMS FRAMING INTO GIRDER L

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Chapter10: Plate Girders

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Problem 10.4.5P

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