A beam has a uniform dead load and live load has a fixed support at both ends. If the beam properties are given below, what is the stress at top of the beam section at the midspan. (MPa) Properties: Beam width = 241 mm Beam height = 489 mm WLL = 10.37 kN/m WDL = 17.03 kN/m Span of the beam = 11 m Prestressing force 349 kN eccentricity = 114 mm

A beam has a uniform dead load and live load has a fixed support at both ends. If the beam properties are given below, what is the stress at top of the beam section at the midspan. (MPa) Properties: Beam width = 241 mm Beam height = 489 mm WLL = 10.37 kN/m WDL = 17.03 kN/m Span of the beam = 11 m Prestressing force 349 kN eccentricity = 114 mm

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