9.16 Figure (a) shows the cross-sectional dimensions of a structural steel section known as C-channel with a nominal depth of 100 mm. The following are properties for the cross section: A=588 mm², Īx = 78.9 x 10¹mm, and Īy = 2.81 x 10mm*. If two of these channels are welded together as shown in Fig. (b), find Ix and Īy for the resulting cross section. 100 mm C 6.06 mm x -3.79 mm 27.39 mm (a) Fig. P9.16 (b)

9.16 Figure (a) shows the cross-sectional dimensions of a structural steel section known as C-channel with a nominal depth of 100 mm. The following are properties for the cross section: A=588 mm², Īx = 78.9 x 10¹mm, and Īy = 2.81 x 10mm*. If two of these channels are welded together as shown in Fig. (b), find Ix and Īy for the resulting cross section. 100 mm C 6.06 mm x -3.79 mm 27.39 mm (a) Fig. P9.16 (b)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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