P.16.15. A thin-walled closed section beam of constant wall thickness t has the cross-section shown inFig. P.16.15. Assuming that the direct stresses are distributed according to the basic theory of bending,calculate and sketch the shear flow distribution for a vertical shear force S, applied tangentially to thecurved part of the beam.Answer: 901 = Sy(1.61 cos 0-0.80)/rSy7.3912=(0.57s² - 1.14rs +0.33²) FIGURE P.16.15شامOr310S45⁰ 245°CON

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P.16.15. A thin-walled closed section beam of constant wa Fig. P.16.15. Assuming that the direct stresses are distribut calculate and sketch the shear flow distribution for a vertic curved part of the beam. == Answer: 901 = Sy(1.61 cos 0 – 0.80)/r Sy 912 = (0.57s²-1.14rs +0.33r²)

P.16.15. A thin-walled closed section beam of constant wa Fig. P.16.15. Assuming that the direct stresses are distribut calculate and sketch the shear flow distribution for a vertic curved part of the beam. == Answer: 901 = Sy(1.61 cos 0 – 0.80)/r Sy 912 = (0.57s²-1.14rs +0.33r²)

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P.16.15. A thin-walled closed section beam of constant wall thickness t has the cross-section shown in
Fig. P.16.15. Assuming that the direct stresses are distributed according to the basic theory of bending,
calculate and sketch the shear flow distribution for a vertical shear force S, applied tangentially to the
curved part of the beam.
Answer: 901 = Sy(1.61 cos 0-0.80)/r
Sy
7.3
912=
(0.57s² - 1.14rs +0.33²)

FIGURE P.16.15
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