PROBLEM 6: A 10 m steel wide flange beam is laterally supported. The width of the web if the beam is 700 mm and web thickness is 10 mm. If Fy is equal to 250 MPa, the allowable bending stress is: a. 135 MPa c. 185 MPa b. 165 MPa d. 105 MPa

PROBLEM 6: A 10 m steel wide flange beam is laterally supported. The width of the web if the beam is 700 mm and web thickness is 10 mm. If Fy is equal to 250 MPa, the allowable bending stress is: a. 135 MPa c. 185 MPa b. 165 MPa d. 105 MPa

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PROBLEM 6:
A 10 m steel wide flange beam is
laterally supported. The width of the
web if the beam is 700 mm and web
thickness is 10 mm. If Fy is equal to
250 MPa, the allowable bending stress
is:
a. 135 MPa
c. 185 MPa
b. 165 MPa
d. 105 MPa

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