A beam having a simple span of 12.88 m has an equal spacing of 2.77 m. Determine the safe total load in kPa that the beam could support so that it will not exceed the allowable deflection of 1/360 of span. E = 200,00O MPa and Ix 212 x 106 mm.

A beam having a simple span of 12.88 m has an equal spacing of 2.77 m. Determine the safe total load in kPa that the beam could support so that it will not exceed the allowable deflection of 1/360 of span. E = 200,00O MPa and Ix 212 x 106 mm.

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A beam having a simple span of 12.88 m has an equal spacing of 2.77 m. Determine the safe total load in kPa that the beam
could support so that it will not exceed the allowable deflection of 1/360 of span. E = 200,00O MPa and Ix 212 x 106 mm.
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