Question: G 1 = 7 kN / m Q 1 = 1 3 kN / m G 2 = 8 7 kN / m a =

G1=7kN/m
Q1=13kN/m
G2=87kN/m
a=5
b=7
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(Q3) The beam shown in Figure 3 is subjected to a number of primary loads including:
-\( G_{I}=\) downward uniformly distributed dead load;
-\( Q_{I}=\) downward uniformly distributed live load;
-\( G_{2}=\) downward concentrated dead load
The primary loads could occur simultaneously in accordance with the following load combinations for Ultimate Limit State:
-\(1.35 G \)
-\(1.2 G+1.5 Q \)
The load combination for Serviceability Limit States is
-\( G+Q \)
Figure 3
(a) Considering all 3 load combinations above and using SPACE GASS, determine the maximum and minimum (positive and negative) shear forces, bending moments and deflections of the beam (refer to plots of diagram or text report) should be designed for. Assume that beam is made of 610 UB 101(Grade 300 steel). Consider the self-weight (SW) of the beam (\(\mathrm{p}/\mathrm{s}\) include \( S W \) with \( G_{l}\)) and show all relevant outputs.
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(b) The maximum allowable deflection (upward or downward) is 30 mm . Determine the adequacy of the beam deflection check.
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(c) If the beam is over-sized with respect to deflection, what is the minimum beam size to be used in order to fulfill the deflection requirement?
G 1 = 7 kN / m Q 1 = 1 3 kN / m G 2 = 8 7 kN / m

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