Q5: A steel beam of length 7m is built in at both ends. It has a depth of 500mm and the second moment of area is 250 10* m'. Calculate the load which falling through a height of 75mm on to the center of the span, will produce a maximum stress of 150MN/m'. What would be the maximum deflection if the load were gradually applied? Take E = 200GN/m². %3!

Q5: A steel beam of length 7m is built in at both ends. It has a depth of 500mm and the second moment of area is 250 10* m'. Calculate the load which falling through a height of 75mm on to the center of the span, will produce a maximum stress of 150MN/m'. What would be the maximum deflection if the load were gradually applied? Take E = 200GN/m². %3!

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