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Six W18x35 beams, each 42 ft long, are released for shipment. Using the nominal 35 lb/ft shape weight, what shipping weight should be carried before dunnage?

Correct Answer

C) 8,820 lb

The nominal beam weight is 6 × 42 × 35 = 8,820 pounds. Five such beams would weigh 7,350 pounds, not 7,560. The estimate excludes dunnage and other unstated shipping items; actual lift planning also needs actual load and rigging information.

Answer Options
A
7,560 lb
B
9,450 lb
C
8,820 lb
D
10,080 lb

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The nominal beam weight is 6 × 42 × 35 = 8,820 pounds. Five such beams would weigh 7,350 pounds, not 7,560. The estimate excludes dunnage and other unstated shipping items; actual lift planning also needs actual load and rigging information.

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