A simply supported beam, having a length of 8.5 m, is being subjected to a concentrated live load of 20 kN, and a concentrated dead load of 15 kN, both at midspan of the beam. Neglecting the weight of the beam, take Ec = 20,000 MPa, and le = %3D 4000x10^6 mm^4. a)What ks the value of Ma(DL+LL)? b.) What is the value of Instantaneous deflection at Midspar (DL+LL)

A simply supported beam, having a length of 8.5 m, is being subjected to a concentrated live load of 20 kN, and a concentrated dead load of 15 kN, both at midspan of the beam. Neglecting the weight of the beam, take Ec = 20,000 MPa, and le = %3D 4000x10^6 mm^4. a)What ks the value of Ma(DL+LL)? b.) What is the value of Instantaneous deflection at Midspar (DL+LL)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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