A steel beam is of cross section of right triangle of dimension 40 mm wide and 60 mm wide and 60 mm depth having yield point stress f, = 280 N/mm2. Evaluate the fully plastic moment for the condition that the neutral axis passes through point B as shown in the figure below and divides the right triangle into two equal triangular parts. Assume that the plane of the load passes through the centroids of two triangles thus created. 40 mm Ac 60 mm

A steel beam is of cross section of right triangle of dimension 40 mm wide and 60 mm wide and 60 mm depth having yield point stress f, = 280 N/mm2. Evaluate the fully plastic moment for the condition that the neutral axis passes through point B as shown in the figure below and divides the right triangle into two equal triangular parts. Assume that the plane of the load passes through the centroids of two triangles thus created. 40 mm Ac 60 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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