A steel built-up section is made by 3-W760 x 314 steel sections as shown in thefigure. Typical section details is given at the right side. With this,y785 mm-19.7 mm33.5 mm384 mm-Built-up SectionTypical SectionIk = 4200 x 10° mm* ly = 315 x 108 mm* Area, A = 40100 mm2a. If the given y-axis is located at the centroidal y-axis (as shown), determine the locationof centroidal x-axis from the given x-axis.b. Calculate the moment of inertia about the centroidal x-axisc. Compute the moment of inertia about the centroidal y-axis

It is constructed from using the three symmetrical I sections. The I sections used to construct…

A steel built-up section is made by 3-W760 x 314 steel sections as shown in the figure. Typical section details is given at the right side. With this, 785 mm 19.7 mm 33.5 mm 384 mm- Built-up Section Typical Section Ik = 4200 x 10° mm ly = 315 x 10° mm* Area, A = 40100 mm? %3D

A steel built-up section is made by 3-W760 x 314 steel sections as shown in the figure. Typical section details is given at the right side. With this, 785 mm 19.7 mm 33.5 mm 384 mm- Built-up Section Typical Section Ik = 4200 x 10° mm ly = 315 x 10° mm* Area, A = 40100 mm? %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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