A simply supported beam has a height of 600 mm and a width of 300mm. Determine the maximum safe live load that the beam can carry. The dead load is the beam weight plus a superimposed load of 15 kN/m The stirrup size is 12 mm, the top bars are 2-20 mm and the bottom bars are 5-28 mm. The clear distance between layers of bottom bars is the

A simply supported beam has a height of 600 mm and a width of 300mm. Determine the maximum safe live load that the beam can carry. The dead load is the beam weight plus a superimposed load of 15 kN/m The stirrup size is 12 mm, the top bars are 2-20 mm and the bottom bars are 5-28 mm. The clear distance between layers of bottom bars is the

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter5: Beams

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