Ny Example 10. The wood beam with an neverhang ofb = 6 ft.carties 2 concentrated load P anda uniformly distributed load of inten: 7: the working stress for wood in bending is 1200 psi, find the maximum vais of Pa de that ean appljed 6 SPATS Hs 4e = Pt CWemA hos G(o-9P -[-5he) + (-65°-|-9) (C) = —|SWs My hp Mos H iw \gWo = Me “Cox )te (oni) (20 W/in® T oh Wy * «gob ((0-50- fs) = \&w, =U We ~ Ypeolb p= 4 (se) utExample 11. The beam carries a ed load W anda trate 4W. Determine the¢rgest allowable value of W)if the worki and 100 MPa in cor i Or: iT fe | {9) D ae heG: Ma. Uw (ste) I ces in! We 1 78518 cose Wee) of t 76x" ma! We B3u}-5N (n= eo o- (0° \ =) 0) 7 ____. be 35 le" wwe 34a S son = Joo I We Janes NProblem 5.12 A simplify supported beam. 10 m long carries a uniformly distributed load of intensity 16 KN/m over its entire-span, Find Assim for which the beanding stress does not excee((120 MPa. Aso ‘compute for the actual bending stress of two beam selected. —_ =16KNfm ne wl. Gin) (bl um wh. Uap IEsT Ginn) B= Le Mea , Stow g, Ba REM (tee gee be ee [re Mn rw? oeSZ S4GW) cM ty Be open] S C jv Bao $3 G64 bpm VL tS Joule, Cb} + Gabel. G? \gnoe?) 2 [pase b hy Kays Beet |. RAM (Behe a Wh Sacha Svcdual Bo. weKi me p= Daa & sl: ge [aa 5 — 3/ 8 g 8 g/ & ba | Wa =: els : 58 ff ete el I oa 8 3 s § a 1 8 For floor density.Problem 5.13 a) Floor joints 50 mm wide by 100 mm high, simply supported on a 4—m span, camry a floor loaded at 5 KIWém® Compute the center line spacing bh the joint, to develop a bending stress £8 MPa 0) What safe floor load could be Carried on a center line spacing of 0.4m? past me Presse X didlre- \ v Yun Mn sf w= = sk, o 7) fe ae &) 4m LL EY Ly Aa iityi es wrrvttehit vrb) pet - a:b = Me " q ne We co fa = =0 0-9f oo on, * a? je) —_* (v [tt 2 ja umProblem 5.14 From the floor plan provided below, drawr the load diagram of each of the following member, a Bl b. Gl (girder) < B2 4a ees - 11-5 Vv x Sl ac g on Sus By kNProblem 5.15 A timber beam, 80 mm wide by 60 mm high, is subjected toa vertical shear load.of V = 40 KN. Detemmine the shearing stress developed at layers 20 mm apart from = D6hfe Ty VO VR (nee) (5) (too a Be) (**) [u C= Ap 4.(#) (©) - 39) MPa FET ¢9 [2Problem 5.16 A simply supported beam, 4 m long, has the cross section shown. Determine the. max uniformly distributed loading in “* which can be applied on the entire length of the beam if the shearing stress is limited to 1.2 MPa. Q: hy = Zhy & Ay - by vel e) - eG) (rs) = Ae 4% an ds we eer 41.895 yon!bal. aw (quis) / wa) Qa6y Io" Camm, >. 9 5y{10°( my ye (50-Ie0 W= Gu te ve TbProblem §.17 A laminated beam is composed of 3 plants, each 150 mm x 60 mm, glued together to form a section 150 mm wide by 180 mm high. The allowable shear siress of the wood is 900 kPa and that of the glue is 600 kPa. The allowable bending stress is 8 MPa. What maximum magnitude of a uniformly distributed loading (W/) can the beam safely support at a span of 2 meters? Ql MS YH,Problem 5.18 Assembly of wooden beam of the given section, with a shear face of 60 KN. at, \ b. rat the joint _ Mi th a) Caan =" Y° ey ey ZA i tA, Can’ Tone ete) tee) pe(re) £ BU) ye < oc fay oAsyye tee(™)(l#) = [seer nw Ta: Fel [ol Tw Jer) “Tw: me bw! fs ce fof tee) |y= deo pve Gem iene Ib ps) ivan! [ ms) C- / a , fut “40 4-28 Ni ib Ts lo. Ghylo ian! [p= 2dhm G Uh) @) — ’ c {Ir ,02° nny Tint 4 (ov \ i G vo N ( {ie at Ne = a [0-92 X 0 “wn ' (rome) Vat . 1.7 SPs bk