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Chapter 10, Problem 10.4.3P
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Nominal flexural strength of the given welded shape.
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Determine the nominal flexural strength of the following welded shape: The flanges are 3 inches x 22 inches, the web is 1⁄2 inch x 70 inches, and the member is simply supported, uniformly loaded, and has continuous lateral support. A572 Grade 50 steel is used.
In the truss loaded and supported as shown, computethe following using the Method of sections.(a) JK = ____________(b) KD = ____________(c) DE = ____________
2a) Justify the selection of a standard steel rolled section for the following Column from a bending moment diagram you determine that M is 200.7 MNmm at the support and the stress at that point in the beam is 175N/mm^2. Take into consideration an additional margin of safety as 20%.
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