Question 6.12: A simply supported beam 100 × 200 mm carries a central conce...
A simply supported beam 100 × 200 mm carries a central concentrated load W. The permissible stress in bending and shear are 15 N/mm² and 1.2 N/mm², respectively. Determine the safe load, W, if the span of the beam is 3.0 m.
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