Example 17.5 Calculate the position of the shear center of the thin-walled section shown in Fig. 17.12; the thickness of the section is 2mm and is constant throughout. 50 mm Sy 2 mm S Ns y s,1' 50 mm 3 25 mm

Example 17.5 Calculate the position of the shear center of the thin-walled section shown in Fig. 17.12; the thickness of the section is 2mm and is constant throughout. 50 mm Sy 2 mm S Ns y s,1' 50 mm 3 25 mm

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Example 17.5
Calculate the position of the shear center of the thin-walled section shown in Fig. 17.12; the thickness of the section
is 2mm and is constant throughout.
50 mm
Sy
2 mm
2
y
50 mm
3.
25 mm
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