Part2: Using Mohr's circle, draw the circle and determine: a) The principal stresses at point B and show the results on an element with the orientation. b) The maximum shear stress at point B and show the results on an element with the orientation. 12 kN/m 150 mm B 20 mm A 150 mm 50 mm 2 m- +1m+ 2 m 20 mm

Part2: Using Mohr's circle, draw the circle and determine: a) The principal stresses at point B and show the results on an element with the orientation. b) The maximum shear stress at point B and show the results on an element with the orientation. 12 kN/m 150 mm B 20 mm A 150 mm 50 mm 2 m- +1m+ 2 m 20 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Please Solve part (2) only

Part2: Using Mohr's circle, draw the circle and determine:
a) The principal stresses at point B and show the results on an element with the orientation.
b) The maximum shear stress at point B and show the results on an element with the orientation.
12 kN/m
150 mm
B
20 mm
A
150 mm
50 mm
2 m-
+1m+
2 m
20 mm

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