B2 A wide flange beam is to be supported by a 250mm wide concrete wall. Beam loads induce anend reaction of 290 kN concentric to the beam bearing plate whose centroid coincide with thecenterline of the concrete wall.100mmB.250mm W450x90 Properties:d = 450 mmtw 10 mm%3Dtf = 18 mmk = 35 mmbf = 190 mmFb = 186 MPaFp = 9.8 MPaAssume full area of concrete support.Evaluate the required bearing width, in mm.250O 300350400

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A wide flange beam is to be supported by a 250mm wide concrete wall. Beam loads induce an end reaction of 290 kN concentric to the beam bearing plate whose centroid coincide with the centerline of the concrete wall. B 100mm 250mm

A wide flange beam is to be supported by a 250mm wide concrete wall. Beam loads induce an end reaction of 290 kN concentric to the beam bearing plate whose centroid coincide with the centerline of the concrete wall. B 100mm 250mm

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A wide flange beam is to be supported by a 250mm wide concrete wall. Beam loads induce an
end reaction of 290 kN concentric to the beam bearing plate whose centroid coincide with the
centerline of the concrete wall.
100mm
B.
250mm

W450x90 Properties:
d = 450 mm
tw 10 mm
%3D
tf = 18 mm
k = 35 mm
bf = 190 mm
Fb = 186 MPa
Fp = 9.8 MPa
Assume full area of concrete support.
Evaluate the required bearing width, in mm.
250
O 300
350
400

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