Use 50,000 psi for the yield stress of steel, and limit deflection to y max= span/360....

Use 50,000 psi for the

yield stress of steel, and limit deflection to y max= span/360.

Factor of safety shall be evaluated based on Yield Stress.

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1. Select the lightest beam to span 40 feet between supports. There is no load on the beam

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Ally Wells answered 1 year ago

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