а ch-long rod is at mid-span. s cross section area is 0.50 in². Find the axial stress in the rod, draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam, and find the maximum stress in the beam. (Intermediate Result: Axial Force in Rod= 24,240 pounds.) 義 72 in B 200 lb/in C

а ch-long rod is at mid-span. s cross section area is 0.50 in². Find the axial stress in the rod, draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam, and find the maximum stress in the beam. (Intermediate Result: Axial Force in Rod= 24,240 pounds.) 義 72 in B 200 lb/in C

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Now consider the same beam when a 60-inch-long rod is added at mid-span. The rod's cross
section area is 0.50 in². Find the axial stress in the rod, draw the shear and moment diagrams for
the beam, and find the maximum stress in the beam. (Intermediate Result: Axial Force in Rod=
24,240 pounds.)
72 in
B
200 lb/in
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For all problems, the beam is a W10 X 49 (I = 272 in, c = 5.0 inches)
section, and the beam and the rods are A36 steel (E = 29 X 106 psi).

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