The cross-section and loading condition of asimply supported beam is shown in figure. Theallowable compression and tension stresses ofthe material are Ocomp.allow = 100 MPa andOtens allow = 120 MPa, respectively.в2m2m2m'a) Draw the internal bending moment diagramof the beam5cmb) Calculate the largest load q that can be safelysupported by beam.15cm5cmc) By using the q value that you calculated in(b) section, sketch the normal stress distributiondiagram of the cross-section.20cmyNote: Neglect the shear effect.

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The cross-section and loading condition of a simply supported beam is shown in figure. The allowable compression and tension stresses of the material are Ocompallow = 100 MPa and Otens,allow = 120 MPa, respectively. 2m - 2m +2m a) Draw the internal bending moment diagram y 5cm of the beam b) Calculate the largest load q that can be safely supported by beam. 15cm

The cross-section and loading condition of a simply supported beam is shown in figure. The allowable compression and tension stresses of the material are Ocompallow = 100 MPa and Otens,allow = 120 MPa, respectively. 2m - 2m +2m a) Draw the internal bending moment diagram y 5cm of the beam b) Calculate the largest load q that can be safely supported by beam. 15cm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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