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Assuming Fe410 steel, classify the following sections: (a) ISLB 350 @ 472 N/m (b) ISHB 400 @ 806 N/m (c) ISMB 450 @ 710 N/m (d) ISA 80 x 80 x 8

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Assuming Fe410 steel, classify the
following sections:
(a) ISLB 350 @ 472 N/m
(b) ISHB 400 @ 806 N/m
(c) ISMB 450 @ 710 N/m
(d) ISA 80 x 80 x 8

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