Given Hollow Steel Section (HSS) that is 4"x6" and 1/2" thick, with axial and transverse loading shown, determine the total normal stress at a. The 5k load on the bottom of the beam b. At the mid-span in the middle of the beam C. At the 10k load on top of the beam 5k 10k 5' 10' 5' B CENTROID 5 k 3k 8k 6" 6.25k 8.75k +6.25k SECTION +1.25k "V' -8.75k +43.75k-ft +31.25k-ft. 'M" 8 k 5k + tension P = Ok

Given Hollow Steel Section (HSS) that is 4"x6" and 1/2" thick, with axial and transverse loading shown, determine the total normal stress at a. The 5k load on the bottom of the beam b. At the mid-span in the middle of the beam C. At the 10k load on top of the beam 5k 10k 5' 10' 5' B CENTROID 5 k 3k 8k 6" 6.25k 8.75k +6.25k SECTION +1.25k "V' -8.75k +43.75k-ft +31.25k-ft. 'M" 8 k 5k + tension P = Ok

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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