1 (a). Determine the form factors for the timber beams of following shapes (b)Also, compare their load carrying capacity if the beams are made of timber of group B and thebeam is being used for inside location.(i)(ii)Rectangular beam : 21 cmBuilt-up I beam : 7 x 42 cm web and 7x42 cm flanges.X 42 cm(iii)circular beam of area 882 cm2(iv)Square beam of area 882 cm", with load acting along a diagonal.Colution

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1 (a). Determine the form factors for the timber beams of following shapes (b) Also, compare their load carrying capacity if the beams are made of timber of group B and the beam is being used for inside location. (i) (ii) (iii) Rectangular beam : 21 cm Built-up I beam : 7 x 42 cm web and 7x42 cm flanges. x 42 cm circular beam of area 882 cm2 (iv) Square beam of area 882 cm, with load acting along a diagonal.

1 (a). Determine the form factors for the timber beams of following shapes (b) Also, compare their load carrying capacity if the beams are made of timber of group B and the beam is being used for inside location. (i) (ii) (iii) Rectangular beam : 21 cm Built-up I beam : 7 x 42 cm web and 7x42 cm flanges. x 42 cm circular beam of area 882 cm2 (iv) Square beam of area 882 cm, with load acting along a diagonal.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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