Current Attempt in Progress A simply supported wood beam carries a concentrated load of P = 9600 lbs as shown. The beam spans are L1 = 7 ft and L2 = 14 ft. The rectangular cross section has a width of b = 6.0 in. and a depth of d = 15 in. At section a-a, which is x, = 3 ft to the right of pin support A, determine the magnitude of the horizontal shear stress in the wood beam at point H, which is located yH = 3.5 in. above the centroidal z аxis. Ук Answer: TH= i psi

Current Attempt in Progress A simply supported wood beam carries a concentrated load of P = 9600 lbs as shown. The beam spans are L1 = 7 ft and L2 = 14 ft. The rectangular cross section has a width of b = 6.0 in. and a depth of d = 15 in. At section a-a, which is x, = 3 ft to the right of pin support A, determine the magnitude of the horizontal shear stress in the wood beam at point H, which is located yH = 3.5 in. above the centroidal z аxis. Ук Answer: TH= i psi

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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