A composite beam consists of a nforced with a materi 2 strip bonded to the bottom surface as shown. Material 1 has elastic modulus E₁ = 78 GPa and material 2 has elastic modulus E2 212 GPa. If the beam is bent around a horizontal axis with moment M = 56 kN. m, determine the maximum normal stress in each of the materials. CORE (Material 1) COVER PLATE (Material 2) ( L₁

A composite beam consists of a nforced with a materi 2 strip bonded to the bottom surface as shown. Material 1 has elastic modulus E₁ = 78 GPa and material 2 has elastic modulus E2 212 GPa. If the beam is bent around a horizontal axis with moment M = 56 kN. m, determine the maximum normal stress in each of the materials. CORE (Material 1) COVER PLATE (Material 2) ( L₁

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