Engineering, 17.04.2020 18:23 drezz76

Suppose the beam is carrying a known shear load of RDRDR_D = 29 kNkN . In this particular situation, the resistance factor is ϕ=0.9ϕ=0.9 for the shear load, and the nominal shear stress is 204 MPaMPa . What is the magnitude of the maximum live load (in addition to RDRD) that can be supported in shear by this beam

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