The laminated beam, shown in cross section, is composed of ?ve 6- in. by 2-in. planks that are glued together. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity we over its 8-ft simply supported span. If the working stresses are 75 psi for shear in glue, 90 psi for shear in wood, and 800 psi for bending in wood, 6 in. + 5 @ 2 in. = 10 in.

The laminated beam, shown in cross section, is composed of ?ve 6- in. by 2-in. planks that are glued together. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity we over its 8-ft simply supported span. If the working stresses are 75 psi for shear in glue, 90 psi for shear in wood, and 800 psi for bending in wood, 6 in. + 5 @ 2 in. = 10 in.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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