Q1: At a certain section, beam has the cross-section shown in Figure (1) below. The beam is simply supported at its ends with length of 3 m and carries a central concentrated load of 450 kN. For a section at 1 m from the left-hand support, determine the shear stress only at (a) the neutral axis and (b) x. 25 mm 20 mm -X- 12 mm 500 N.A. 500

Q1: At a certain section, beam has the cross-section shown in Figure (1) below. The beam is simply supported at its ends with length of 3 m and carries a central concentrated load of 450 kN. For a section at 1 m from the left-hand support, determine the shear stress only at (a) the neutral axis and (b) x. 25 mm 20 mm -X- 12 mm 500 N.A. 500

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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