70 mmMxG165 mmMx = 79ヒNm%3D60 mm190mMx affects the cross sectiondigure. Calculate the noral stress valuesThe bending moment of thebeam given innthat will occur at the points I,2, 3 of the beam sectioand draw the noralstress distribution.

In this question we have to calculate normal stress at three different location on the T section

70 mm Mx. G 165 mm Mx = 79KNM %3D 60 mm 190m The bending moment Mx offects the cross section of the beam given in digure. Calculate the normal stress values that will occur at the points ,2,3 of the beam section and draw the normal stress distribution.

70 mm Mx. G 165 mm Mx = 79KNM %3D 60 mm 190m The bending moment Mx offects the cross section of the beam given in digure. Calculate the normal stress values that will occur at the points ,2,3 of the beam section and draw the normal stress distribution.

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