A. A truck, with four wheel configuration and has loads as shown, will cross to a 12 m span bridge. A bridge engineer need to design a bridge section to accommodate these ypes of trucks and make some cases in selecting a cross-section beam 30 kN 20 kN 40 KN 50 KN -4 m- 1m 12 m Case 1: Determine the maximum moment and shear Case 2: Among these 5 steel sections, which of the following is economical if the allowable flexure capacity is 175 MPa and allowable maximum shear of 250 MPa? Steel Section B (mm) Area (mm²) W 10 x 112 W 10 x 110 W 10 x 88 W 10 x 77 W 10 x 68 S (x10° mm³) Q (x10³ mm³) I (x10º mm4) 1036 264.54 21226 2065 298 262.64 260.73 258.83 259 222 189 18968 1835 910 16710 14581 1614 789 680 1408 257.30 12903 1241 592 164 Case 3: If the Bridge Engineer suddenly changes its decision and wants to use a Rectangular Concrete Beam, what would be its dimension assuming that the height is

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A. A truck, with four wheel configuration and has loads as shown, will cross to a 12 m
span bridge. A bridge engineer need to design a bridge section to accommodate these
types of trucks and make some cases in selecting a cross-section beam
30 kN 20 kN
40 kN 50 KN
-4m-
-1 m-
-12 m
Case 1: Determine the maximum moment and shear
Case 2: Among these 5 steel sections, which of the following is economical if the
allowable flexure capacity is 175 MPa and allowable maximum shear of 250 MPa?
Area (mm?)
S (x10° mm³)
Q (x10° mm) 1(x10 mm)
1036
Steel SectionB (mm)
W 10 x 112
W 10 x 110
W 10 x 88
W 10 x 77
W 10 x 68
264.54
21226
2065
298
262.64
18968
1835
910
259
260.73
258.83
16710
14581
12903
1614
789
680
222
189
1408
257.30
1241
592
164
Case 3: If the Bridge Engineer suddenly changes its decision and wants to use a
Rectangular Concrete Beam, what would be its dimension assuming that the height is
twice the width?
Transcribed Image Text:A. A truck, with four wheel configuration and has loads as shown, will cross to a 12 m span bridge. A bridge engineer need to design a bridge section to accommodate these types of trucks and make some cases in selecting a cross-section beam 30 kN 20 kN 40 kN 50 KN -4m- -1 m- -12 m Case 1: Determine the maximum moment and shear Case 2: Among these 5 steel sections, which of the following is economical if the allowable flexure capacity is 175 MPa and allowable maximum shear of 250 MPa? Area (mm?) S (x10° mm³) Q (x10° mm) 1(x10 mm) 1036 Steel SectionB (mm) W 10 x 112 W 10 x 110 W 10 x 88 W 10 x 77 W 10 x 68 264.54 21226 2065 298 262.64 18968 1835 910 259 260.73 258.83 16710 14581 12903 1614 789 680 222 189 1408 257.30 1241 592 164 Case 3: If the Bridge Engineer suddenly changes its decision and wants to use a Rectangular Concrete Beam, what would be its dimension assuming that the height is twice the width?
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