1. Compute the flexural stress of the sample specimen if its dimension is 150mm x 150mm x 500mm in a 3 point loading. The effective length is 400mm. The specimen failed at 44,300N in the middle third.

1. Compute the flexural stress of the sample specimen if its dimension is 150mm x 150mm x 500mm in a 3 point loading. The effective length is 400mm. The specimen failed at 44,300N in the middle third.

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1. Compute the flexural stress of the sample specimen if its dimension is 150mm x 150mm
x 500mm in a 3 point loading. The effective length is 400mm. The specimen failed at
44,300N in the middle third.
2. Compression test was applied to a certain type of wood. Compute the stress based on the
following dimensions. The grains are parallel with the length.
а.
Compression Test
Dimension (mm)
Load (N)
Compressive stress
(MPа)

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