Given: Consider the floor frame below supports a 6-in. concrete floor. Assume the beams and girders have full lateral support of the compression flange throughout the entire length. The floor live load is 120psf and assume concrete density is 150 pct Column -I Beam Girder I 1 3 @15ft = 45ft Find: The lightest W-shape beam and girder. LRFD and ASD ➜ 38 ft Note: Floor continues on all sides

Given: Consider the floor frame below supports a 6-in. concrete floor. Assume the beams and girders have full lateral support of the compression flange throughout the entire length. The floor live load is 120psf and assume concrete density is 150 pct Column -I Beam Girder I 1 3 @15ft = 45ft Find: The lightest W-shape beam and girder. LRFD and ASD ➜ 38 ft Note: Floor continues on all sides

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6th Edition

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Author:Segui, William T.

Publisher:Segui, William T.

Chapter10: Plate Girders

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10.7.8P

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