GIVEN: Cantilever beam, loading and T cross-section120 kN24 mmYoommref. avis.+ 240 mm-40 mmREQ'D:A) Vna) Vm=+120 KNb) Va-120 kNc) Va+288 kNd) Vm =-288 kNB) Maа) М.а+120 KN-mb) Ma --120 kN-mc) Maas+288 kN-md) Maas =-288 kN-mC) Centroid location, F (measure from bottom)a) 110 mmb) 130 mmc) 220 mmd) 305 mmD) Moment of inertia about the neutral axis, INAа) 129 х 10% пm*b) 285 x 10 mc) 517 x 10 md) 362 x10* mE) Calculate the maximum compressive bending stress.Where does it occur in the beam depth? A. bottomB. top C. NA D. top & bottom

a) Vmax = +120 kN Option a) is correct answer. b) Mmax = -120 x 2.4 = -288 kN-m Option d) is…

GIVEN: Cantilever beam, loading and T eross-section 120 kN 24mm -2.4 yoomm ref, avis + 240 mm-→ 40 mm REO'D: A) Ve a) Va=+120 KN b) Va-120 kN e) Vm+288 kN d) Va =-288 kN B) Maan a) Ma+120 kN-m b) Maas-120 kN-m e) Maa+288 kN-m d) Ma= -288 KN-m C) Centroid location, F (mcasure from bottom) a) 110 mm b) 130 mm e) 220 mm d) 305 mm

GIVEN: Cantilever beam, loading and T eross-section 120 kN 24mm -2.4 yoomm ref, avis + 240 mm-→ 40 mm REO'D: A) Ve a) Va=+120 KN b) Va-120 kN e) Vm+288 kN d) Va =-288 kN B) Maan a) Ma+120 kN-m b) Maas-120 kN-m e) Maa+288 kN-m d) Ma= -288 KN-m C) Centroid location, F (mcasure from bottom) a) 110 mm b) 130 mm e) 220 mm d) 305 mm

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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