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    A 410 UB 54 steel beam is being designed to support a maximum hole size of 200x300mm. Calculations show that the beam has sufficient bending capacity (M/Mp=0.26) and shear capacity (V/Vp=0.12) to support the given hole size and loadings. Key dimensions of the beam such as its depth, width, and wall thickness are reported.

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    A 410 UB 54 steel beam is being designed to support a maximum hole size of 200x300mm. Calculations show that the beam has sufficient bending capacity (M/Mp=0.26) and shear capacity (V/Vp=0.12) to support the given hole size and loadings. Key dimensions of the beam such as its depth, width, and wall thickness are reported.

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    A 410 UB 54 steel beam is being designed to support a maximum hole size of 200x300mm. Calculations show that the beam has sufficient bending capacity (M/Mp=0.26) and shear capacity (V/Vp=0.12) to support the given hole size and loadings. Key dimensions of the beam such as its depth, width, and wall thickness are reported.

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    of 19

    to d=402.

    6, h=100

    to h=100, a=150

    therefore,
    max. hole = 200x300
    to a 410 UB 54

    Af=10.9x177.6=1935.84mm2
    410 UB 54 Aw=402.6x7.6=3059.76mm2

    Af/Aw=0.63

    M=Z x Fy

    M=78.4kNm
    Mp=0.000933m3 x 320000kN/m2 = 298.56kNm

    M/Mp=0.26

    V=0.55 x Fy x tw x d

    V=62.2kN
    Vp=0.55 x 320000 x 0.0076 x 0.4026 = 538.82kN

    V/Vp=0.12

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