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The mechanics of building construction,by (1912)

Adams, Henry · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 60

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00 X 313-3 * ™ Q, 36. A rolled joist 6 in. deep and 10 ft. span will carry 44 tons uniformlydistributed when supported at the ends. It has to be built in at the ends so asto carry 6G tons. Show the elevation of the girder with the built-in ends, andalso the bending moment and shear diagrams.For… … Fig. /^S 46 THE MECHANICS OF BUILDING CONSTEUCTION Q. 37. A rolled joist 20 ft. long is supported at two points 10 ft. apart andcarries a uniformly distributed load of 12 tons over the whole length. Draw thebending moment and shear diagrams. For answer, see Figs. 151 to 155. /y^. /se I-f- - - - - -…

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