A simply supported beam of span L m carries a load system as shov Determine the Elastic Section modulus (Zy) by plastic beam theory. All 1.5 and a shape factor of 1.4. Take the yield stress of steel as 355 N/mm Note: 1. Select a suitable hollow circular section for the beam. 2. Eonsider L=Tast digit of yourFstudentidand ifthe last digitis 0 to

A simply supported beam of span L m carries a load system as shov Determine the Elastic Section modulus (Zy) by plastic beam theory. All 1.5 and a shape factor of 1.4. Take the yield stress of steel as 355 N/mm Note: 1. Select a suitable hollow circular section for the beam. 2. Eonsider L=Tast digit of yourFstudentidand ifthe last digitis 0 to

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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