2. A simple steel beam is to carry the concentrated loads as shown in thefigure. (a) Drav the shear diagram, (b) determine the maximum moment,and (c) determine the wide-flange shape that should be used from the listshown if the allowable normal stress for the grade of steel to be used is 110MPa60 KN/m60 KN/mAB4 m1m2 mShapeW310x129S (cm')1955ShapeW310x202S (cm)50493423W310x1432155W310x226W310x1582565W310x2533853W310x1792675W510x2854311

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2. A simple steel beam is to carry the concentrated loads as shown in th figure. (a) Drav the shear diagram, (b) determine the maximum moment and (c) determine the wide-flange shape that should be used from the lis shown if the allowable normal stress for the grade of steel to be used is 10 MPa 60 KN/m 60 KN/m A B 4 m- 1m2 m- Shape W310x129 S (cm) 1955 Shape W310x202 S (cm) 3049 W310x143 2155 W310x226 5423

2. A simple steel beam is to carry the concentrated loads as shown in th figure. (a) Drav the shear diagram, (b) determine the maximum moment and (c) determine the wide-flange shape that should be used from the lis shown if the allowable normal stress for the grade of steel to be used is 10 MPa 60 KN/m 60 KN/m A B 4 m- 1m2 m- Shape W310x129 S (cm) 1955 Shape W310x202 S (cm) 3049 W310x143 2155 W310x226 5423

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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