For the beam structure shown below the data is as follows: P= 9.6-kN, L = 6-m, d= 2.4-m, b=100-mm, t-30-mm h=150-mm and h₁-130-mm. Neglect the self-weight of the beam. Based on this information answer the following question: Question 2.5: What is the maximum tensile stress in the beam? [Enter value in N and mm as appropriate] B 111 h

For the beam structure shown below the data is as follows: P= 9.6-kN, L = 6-m, d= 2.4-m, b=100-mm, t-30-mm h=150-mm and h₁-130-mm. Neglect the self-weight of the beam. Based on this information answer the following question: Question 2.5: What is the maximum tensile stress in the beam? [Enter value in N and mm as appropriate] B 111 h

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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