A built up section shown consists of A992 steel made from plates fully welded together. The flanges consist of PL16×380 and PL12×500 for the web. Fy = 345 mPa. Which of the following best gives the value of the plastic modulus? PL16×380 O 3,887x10^3 mm^3 O 935x10^6 mm^4 O 550x10^3 mm^3 1,173x10^3 mm^3 PL12x500

A built up section shown consists of A992 steel made from plates fully welded together. The flanges consist of PL16×380 and PL12×500 for the web. Fy = 345 mPa. Which of the following best gives the value of the plastic modulus? PL16×380 O 3,887x10^3 mm^3 O 935x10^6 mm^4 O 550x10^3 mm^3 1,173x10^3 mm^3 PL12x500

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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