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The additional force experienced as a consequence of the fastener not being on the centroidal axis of the member.
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Given:
Fy=248 MPa
w=29.76 Kg/m
A=3787.09 mm^2
Ix=32.84×10^6 mm^4
Iy=1.17×10^6 mm4
Zx=317.91×10^3 mm3
Sx=258.92×10^3 mm3
Zy=44.25×10^3 mm3
Sy=21.47×10^3 mm3
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RDL= 900 N/m^2
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what is the maximum moment about minor axis in N-m? Considering sag rods and tie rods at midspan (2 decimal places)
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Fy = 248 MPa. C10X20 properties: w=29.76kg/m, A=3787.09mm2, Ix=32.84x106mm4, Iy=1.17x106mm4, Zx=317.91x103mm3, Sx=258.92x103mm3, Zy=44.25x103mm3, Sy=21.47x103mm3
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