Problem Statement: Consider an S203x34 beam under self-weight loading only with a length of 11.4 m. Find the following, assuming the beam is composed of structural steel. a) The deflection of the beam at B. b) The slope of the beam at point B. ©) The factor of safety against yielding for the beam. (Use the sectional modulus for this question.) d) The maximum length of the beam given a factor of safety of 2.02 against yielding. e) The deflection of the beam at point B using the length calculated from part (d). Answers:

Problem Statement: Consider an S203x34 beam under self-weight loading only with a length of 11.4 m. Find the following, assuming the beam is composed of structural steel. a) The deflection of the beam at B. b) The slope of the beam at point B. ©) The factor of safety against yielding for the beam. (Use the sectional modulus for this question.) d) The maximum length of the beam given a factor of safety of 2.02 against yielding. e) The deflection of the beam at point B using the length calculated from part (d). Answers:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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