The secondary beam is a 250UB31.4 of the same grade and exerts a total load of 200kN at mid- pan of the main beam. Yield stress can be taken as 260 MPa. Check the bearing capacity of he main beam's web under the secondary beam. Complete the exercise by following the steps below: tep 1 tw = , tr= (data for secondary beam) ri = .: b =

The secondary beam is a 250UB31.4 of the same grade and exerts a total load of 200kN at mid- pan of the main beam. Yield stress can be taken as 260 MPa. Check the bearing capacity of he main beam's web under the secondary beam. Complete the exercise by following the steps below: tep 1 tw = , tr= (data for secondary beam) ri = .: b =

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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