determine volume of the beam ¹0.40mLongitudnal SectionInterior Beam B4 Cross Sections227.8m-6016 mm60 16 mm-0.40 mSection 1-10.40 m-0.20 m3¹0.40m222Ø 16 mm6 Ø 16 mm-0.40 mSection 2-26.8m-0.40 m-0.20 m2016 mm5 Ø 25 mm2016 mm-0.40 mSection 3-3¹0.40m0.40 m-0.20 m

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determine volume of the beam

¹0.40m
Longitudnal Section
Interior Beam B4 Cross Sections
2
2
7.8m-
6016 mm
60 16 mm
-0.40 m
Section 1-1
0.40 m-0.20 m
3
¹0.40m
2
2
2Ø 16 mm
6 Ø 16 mm
-0.40 m
Section 2-2
6.8m
-0.40 m-0.20 m
2016 mm
5 Ø 25 mm
2016 mm
-0.40 m
Section 3-3
¹0.40m
0.40 m-0.20 m

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