A beam shown in Figure 6.20 is made of T beam, determine maximum bending stress in tension and compression develop due to various type of loading. A beam shown in Figure 6.20 is made of T beam, determine maximum bendingstress in tension and compression develop due to various type of loading.-200W = 3kN/m50200AВ2.0m2.0m2.0mFigure 6.20

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A beam shown in Figure 6.20 is made of T beam, determine maximum bending stress in tension and compression develop due to various type of loading. -200 W = 3kN/m 50 200 A D B 2.0m 2.0m 2.0m 50- Figure 6.20

A beam shown in Figure 6.20 is made of T beam, determine maximum bending stress in tension and compression develop due to various type of loading. -200 W = 3kN/m 50 200 A D B 2.0m 2.0m 2.0m 50- Figure 6.20

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Chapter9: Deflections Of Beams

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