9. A titanium T-bar having cross-sectional dimensions shown in Fig.9 is 320mm long and cantilevered out from a fixed wall support. The free end is loaded laterally (downwards) with a force of 5kN. The titanium has a Young's Modulus of 110 GPa. (a) Determine the maximum axial stress (ignoring stress concentrations) (b) Sketch the worst case stress and strain profiles through the depth of the beam and state the highest strain and where it is located. 50 mm 10 mm 50 mm 10 mm Fig. 9 19 Introduction to Stress Analysis [Ans: (a) -192 MPa (N/mm²), -1745 µɛ (bottom of web)]

9. A titanium T-bar having cross-sectional dimensions shown in Fig.9 is 320mm long and cantilevered out from a fixed wall support. The free end is loaded laterally (downwards) with a force of 5kN. The titanium has a Young's Modulus of 110 GPa. (a) Determine the maximum axial stress (ignoring stress concentrations) (b) Sketch the worst case stress and strain profiles through the depth of the beam and state the highest strain and where it is located. 50 mm 10 mm 50 mm 10 mm Fig. 9 19 Introduction to Stress Analysis [Ans: (a) -192 MPa (N/mm²), -1745 µɛ (bottom of web)]

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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