A simply supported beam has a concentrated load at midspan. If the beam properties are given below, what is the final stress at bottom of the beam section where the maximum moment is located and the total losses of the prestressing force is 29% (MPa) Properties: Beam width = 298 mm Beam height = 423 mm %3D Concentrated load = 23.6 kN Span of the beam = 10 m Prestressing force = 432 kN eccentricity = 126 mm %3D

A simply supported beam has a concentrated load at midspan. If the beam properties are given below, what is the final stress at bottom of the beam section where the maximum moment is located and the total losses of the prestressing force is 29% (MPa) Properties: Beam width = 298 mm Beam height = 423 mm %3D Concentrated load = 23.6 kN Span of the beam = 10 m Prestressing force = 432 kN eccentricity = 126 mm %3D

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