ExL For the beam shown if the maximum Elexura(Bending) stres in the beam was(32 mpa).Determine:-)Maximum shear Stres in the beam (Tmar).2) maximum Shear force in the nail (foolt).if the spacing of nail (Mo0 mm).3) maximum shear stress at Glue (A)ana(B).260mm分J.A= 2402ow成looClue)loomm

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Ex For the beam shown if the maximum Flexura (Bending) stress in the beam was (32 mpa). Determine: - ) Maximum shear Stress in the beam (Tmar).

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ExL For the beam shown if the maximum Elexura
(Bending) stres in the beam was(32 mpa).
Determine:-
)Maximum shear Stres in the beam (Tmar).
2) maximum Shear force in the nail (foolt).
if the spacing of nail (Mo0 mm).
3) maximum shear stress at Glue (A)ana(B).
260
mm
分
J.A
= 240
2ow
成
loo
Clue)
loo
mm

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