ARC2580 STRUCTURES 1 HOMEWORK DUE 1-1-20 S. BRASGALLA, INSTRUCTOR NAME Problem 5. THIS IS A SOUTHERN...
FLANGE. 44" THICK Problem 6. THIS IS A STEEL WIDE FLANGE SECTION W 16 X 31. THIS BEAM SPANS 20 FEET AND CARRIES A LOAD OF 3 KIPS PER FOOT ALONG ITS LENGTH. CALCULATE THE MAXIMUM BENDING STRESS AND THE MAXIMUM SHEAR STRESS GENERATED IN THIS BEAM. E NEUTRAL AXIS WEB 275" THICK
Chapter 8, Supplemental Question 067 (Go Tutorial) The simply supported beam shown carries a uniformly distributed load of w 28 kN/m on overhang BC. The beam is constructed of a Southern pine [E 12 GPa] timber that is reinforced on its upper surface by a steel [E-200 GPa] plate as shown. The beam spans are LAB-4.5 m and Lec-1.25 m. The wood beam has dimensions of bw-230 mm and dw-310 mm. The steel plate dimensions are bs - 245 mm...
ARC2580 STRUCTURES 1 HOMEWORK DUE 7-1-20 S. BRASGALLA, INSTRUCTOR NAME 18'-" 18'-0" Girder G-4 20-0" BEAM B-2 JOIST J-1 Typical joist spacing 1-4" BEAM B-3 14'-0" (NOTE: FIGURE IS NOT TO SCALE DO NOT COUNT THE JOISTS. REFER ONLY TO THE WRITTEN SPECIFICATIONS FOR SPACING OF MEMBERS) Design Criteria Dead load = 25 psf Live load = 35 psf Design load = 60 psf Problem 1. - Joist J-1 PREPARE A LOADING DIAGRAM OF JOIST J-I. USING THE FORMULAS, CALCULATE...
A composite beam of steel and wood is loaded as shown. The dimensions of the wood block are 4.00 in by 16.0 inches, with steel plates that are 4.00 in wide and 0.75 in thick. The load varies along the beam as, w(x) 100 5x2 where x-0 at the wall, x is in feet, and the load is in kip/ft. The length of the beam is 15 feet. Assume all within elastic limit. Determine The reactions at the wall a....
A composite beam of steel and wood is loaded as shown. The dimensions of the wood block are 4.00 in by 16.0 inches, with steel plates that are 4.00 in wide and 0.75 in thick. The load varies along the beam as, w(x) 100 5x2 where x-0 at the wall, x is in feet, and the load is in kip/ft. The length of the beam is 15 feet. Assume all within elastic limit. Determine The reactions at the wall a....
A simply supported wood beam of rectangular cross section and span length 2 m carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity 9 = 1 kN/m as shown. Calculate the maximum bending stress and the maximum shear stress in the beam.
structures homework, please answer all parts of the question thank you 2. Wood Beam Design Design a 2x dimensioned lumber floor joist to carry the given dead + live floor load (neglect joist selfweight). Assume the floor meets conditions of 4.4.1 so CL=1.0. Also Ct, Cfu, and Ci = 1.0. Find the short term deflection of your chosen beam under live load only (100% LL is short term). Compare your LL deflection with the code limit of L/360. SPAN DATASET:...
S=0.5845 Please include all steps. Q2. A solid wooden beam (pine, with a maximum longitudinal stress 30 MPa, maximum shear stress 3 MPa and E = 9 GPa) spans a length 3L = 4.5 m (L = 1.5 m), and is supported as shown in Figure Q2. The beam is b = 10 cm wide and h = 50(1+S) cm high. The distributed force load q = 200 kN/m is applied on either side, as shown below. 21 Figure Q2...
PLEASE SEE TEXT ANSWERS AT THE BOTTOM. I HAVE WORKED OUT PART A. PLEASE COMPLETE REST OF Q. ANSWERS: B) 2.59 kN, 0.473 MPa C) 399 A simple wooden beam is constructed by bonding four 12.5 x 75 mm planks together with an adhesive as shown in Fig 1.1. load P Adhesive joint Fig. 01.1 - Cross-section through Constructed Beam The beam is Em long and must carry a load P as shown in Fig. 01.2. load P 2.5m 2.5m...
Problem 1 For the loaded beam with the cross-section shown: A. Find the location of the neutral axis B. Compute the moment of inertia of the section around the neutral axis C. Locate the section of maximum moment then compute the maximum stress due to bending, fb D. Locate the section of maximum shear-compute the shear stress at the neutral axis 3.0 k 8" 1.5 k/ft 1.0 k/ft 2" 8 10 ft 6 ft 4 ft 2" Cross-Section Problem 1...