Problem# 2: An overhanging beam made of IPE270 is subjected to a factored concentrated load of Pu, as shown in Fig. 2. Check if the beam is adequate or not in terms of bending and shear capacities. S235 steel is used. Both flanges are laterally braced at the bracing points indicated using "X" in Fig. 1.

Problem# 2: An overhanging beam made of IPE270 is subjected to a factored concentrated load of Pu, as shown in Fig. 2. Check if the beam is adequate or not in terms of bending and shear capacities. S235 steel is used. Both flanges are laterally braced at the bracing points indicated using "X" in Fig. 1.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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