SS oaeE__———UlUlUlOO 305 305.1 General. 305. ail be introduced in th hear in Rectal re usual beam formula as follow! mer tf angular Beams General, ‘The longitudinal shear stress obtained trom the fol- Gener formulas shall not exceed the allowable stresses #pe- soe eitin Table 1, adjusted for duration of loading as provided aph 203.1, Wea in parag! shear Calculation Conditions, ‘The following conditions shall 7 the calculation of longitudinal shear: be applied {a) AM loads, uniform or concentrated, imposed within o distance from either support equal to the depth of the beam shall be neglected; (b) Allconcentratea Loads located at a distance from the sup= port of onc to three times the depth of the beam shall be Considered as placed at three times the depth of the beam from the support; (c) For moving loads, tne largest load shall be considered a acting at a distance from the support equal to three times the depth of the beam or at the quarter point, whichever is closer to the support, All other loads shall be consi- dered in their normal position and shall be treated in the usual manner: and of load to adjacent parallel beams through s shall be considered, If a beam under the foregoing Distribution flooring or other membe! does not qualify for shear resistance conditions, which under certain conditions nity be over= the shearing force (V) should be more ned by the following equation: conservative, accurately determi Longitudinal shear in rectangular beams lated as follow Shall be calcu’