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The document outlines various engineering problems related to wide flange beams, including calculations for shear capacity, shear flow, maximum shear stress, and moment of inertia. It provides specific properties for different beam sections and loads, requiring the determination of allowable shear stress, section modulus, and maximum shear in various scenarios. The problems are aimed at assessing the structural integrity and performance of beams under specified loading conditions.

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ProblemSet1-DSS

The document outlines various engineering problems related to wide flange beams, including calculations for shear capacity, shear flow, maximum shear stress, and moment of inertia. It provides specific properties for different beam sections and loads, requiring the determination of allowable shear stress, section modulus, and maximum shear in various scenarios. The problems are aimed at assessing the structural integrity and performance of beams under specified loading conditions.

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St PAUL UNIVERSITY PHILIPPINES

TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN 3500

1. A wide flange section has the following properties:


bf = 125 mm Ix = 97.1183 x106 mm4
tw = 12 mm Iy = 3.94887 x106 mm4
tf = 12 mm Fv = 0.6Fy
d= 320 mm Fy = 345 MPa
The Beam is simply supported over the span of 8m and subjected to total distributed
load of 18.7 N/mm. Find the following:
• Find the First moment of area @ Neural Axis
• Determine the shear capacity of the section.
• Determine the shear flow of the portion of the flange 20 mm from the edge.
• Determine the shear flow 88 mm from the NA.
2. A simple beam has a span of 10 m and supports a total uniformly distributed
load of 12 kN/m.
Properties of W 480 x 86:
A = 10800 mm2 Ix = 383.13 x 106 mm4
bf = 180 mm tw = 12 mm
tf = 15 mm d = 480 mm
• Calculate the maximum shear in the beam in kN.
• Calculate the average shear stress in the beam in MPa.
• Calculate the maximum shear stress in the beam in MPa.
3. A wide flange section has the following properties:
Ix = 108 x 106 mm4 d = 300 mm
bf = 150 mm tw = 9 mm
tf = 12 mm d = 300 mm
Fv = 0.4Fy Fy = 250MPa
Q @ N.A = 380x103 mm3
• Determine the allowable shear stress in MPa.
• Determine the shear capacity in kN.
• Determine the safe uniform load in kN/m that the section could carry if
the length of the beam is 10 m.
• Determine the shear flow at the neutral axis in N/mm.
• Determine the shear flow of the portion of the flange 40 mm from the
edge in N/mm.
• What is the total uniform load that the beam could carry in order to
safely carry a deflection of L/360? L=10m

Prepared By: Engr. Esguerra


St PAUL UNIVERSITY PHILIPPINES
TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN 3500

4. A wide flange beam has a maximum shear of 300 kN. The beam has the
following properties:
d = 350 mm bf = 250 mm
tw = 12 mm tf = 15 mm
• Calculate the shear stress (MPa) at the bottom.
• Calculate the shear stress (MPa) at A of the flange.
• Calculate the shear stress (MPa) at A of the web.
• Calculate the maximum shear stress (MPa).

5. A simple beam has a span of 8.5 m and supports a total uniformly distributed
load of 13 kN/m.
• Determine the location of neutral axis measured from
the top of the beam.
• Determine the Moment of Inertia of the beam with
respect to the stronger axis, Ix.
• Find the maximum shear stress of the beam.

6. A steel beam is made up of a wide flange section whose total depth is 600 mm,
width of the flange is 300 mm, flange thickness of 20 mm and moment of inertia
Ix = 1.16x109 mm4. Its web thickness is 10 mm and has a simple span of 9m.
A 50 kN/m uniform load is loaded throughout its span and 195 kN load acting
at midspan. The allowable bending stress of the beam is 150 MPa.
• Determine the required section modulus without
exceeding the allowable bending stress (mm3).
• Determine the section modulus of the wide flange
(mm3).

“If you don't take risks, you can't create a future”


—Monkey D. Luffy
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Prepared By: Engr. Esguerra

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