What is the maximum simultaneous axial tension load, Pu, capable being resisted by a W18x35 (A992-Grade 50) subjected to a factored concentrated load of 25 kips? Assume the member has no holes and a U=0.85. The span is 12 feet and lateral support is provided only at the ends of the member. Select an appropriate value of Cb from Table 3-1. Neglect self-weight of the member. 25 k Answer: P=

What is the maximum simultaneous axial tension load, Pu, capable being resisted by a W18x35 (A992-Grade 50) subjected to a factored concentrated load of 25 kips? Assume the member has no holes and a U=0.85. The span is 12 feet and lateral support is provided only at the ends of the member. Select an appropriate value of Cb from Table 3-1. Neglect self-weight of the member. 25 k Answer: P=

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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