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How much weight will a two inch diameter solid steel rod ten foot long supported on both ends hold in the middle without bending?
The beam will deflect or bend with the maximum deflection at the center = (wl^3)/(48EI). For a steel beam with 2 inch diameter 10 feet (120 in.) long
l = 120 inches
E = 30 x 10^6 psi
I = .784 in^4
w = load lbs.
Deflection in inches at the middle = w x .0015
so 500 lbs would be 500 x .0015 = .75 inches
If your looking for max load before yield: for 1018 cold drawn round bar yield stress is 53700 psi which gives a max load of roughly 1430 lbs which will deflect in the center 2.15 inches. I would not recommend loading it with this much weight as you will have no factor of safety.
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