A simply supported hollow cylinder beam is subjected to a uniform load w of 2700 N/m, and an inner pressure p of 450 kPa. The cylinder has an outer radius of 47 mm, and an inner radius of 45 mm, the length L is 4 m. Point A is at the outer surface on the very middle of the beam, shown in figure. It is known that E- 200 GPa, I= 6.12 × 10° mm“, the weight of the beam is neglected. a) Determine the maximum deflection of the beam. b) Calculate o,, G,, and Txy for point A. c) Using Mohr's circle, calculate and label the absolute maximum shear stress for point A. •A

A simply supported hollow cylinder beam is subjected to a uniform load w of 2700 N/m, and an inner pressure p of 450 kPa. The cylinder has an outer radius of 47 mm, and an inner radius of 45 mm, the length L is 4 m. Point A is at the outer surface on the very middle of the beam, shown in figure. It is known that E- 200 GPa, I= 6.12 × 10° mm“, the weight of the beam is neglected. a) Determine the maximum deflection of the beam. b) Calculate o,, G,, and Txy for point A. c) Using Mohr's circle, calculate and label the absolute maximum shear stress for point A. •A

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