Determine the state of stress at point A on the cross section at section a-a of the cantilever beam. The moment area of inertia of the I beamabout its horizontal neutral axis is INA= 0.225 x 103 m4.0=T=100 mm300 mm100 mmSection a-aa400 KN-0.5 m-70.2 Mpa (Compression) 37.8 Mpa (Compression) 18.2 Mpa (Compression)8.9 Mpa17.8 Mpa 33.5 Mpa150 mm200 kN

Given data, Moment of inertia of the beam about its neutral axis, INA = 0.225×10-3 m4 To determine,…

Determine the state of stress at point A on the cross section at section a-a of the cantilever beam. The moment area of inertia of the I beam about its horizontal neutral axis is INA= 0.225 x 10³ m². 0 = T = 100 mm 1 300 mm 100 mm Section a-a 8.9 Mpa 17.8 Mpa 33.5 Mpa la -0.5 400 KN m- 70.2 Mpa (Compression) 37.8 Mpa (Compression) 18.2 Mpa (Compression) 150 mm 200 kN

Determine the state of stress at point A on the cross section at section a-a of the cantilever beam. The moment area of inertia of the I beam about its horizontal neutral axis is INA= 0.225 x 10³ m². 0 = T = 100 mm 1 300 mm 100 mm Section a-a 8.9 Mpa 17.8 Mpa 33.5 Mpa la -0.5 400 KN m- 70.2 Mpa (Compression) 37.8 Mpa (Compression) 18.2 Mpa (Compression) 150 mm 200 kN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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