Example Fig. 4.19. If permissible stress is 150N/mm2, find its moment of resistance. Compare it with equivalent section of same area but (a) Square section (b) rectangular section with depth twice the width and (c) a circular section. The cross-section of a beam is as shown in -200mm 10mm 8mm- 400mm 10mm

Example Fig. 4.19. If permissible stress is 150N/mm2, find its moment of resistance. Compare it with equivalent section of same area but (a) Square section (b) rectangular section with depth twice the width and (c) a circular section. The cross-section of a beam is as shown in -200mm 10mm 8mm- 400mm 10mm

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