Q) A simply supported beam shown is loaded as shown in figurel-1. It has the cross section as shown in the figure 1-2. If Isa = 10.57 x 10' mm Find the: 1. The maximum flexural tensile stress in the beam and its location. 2. The flexural tensile stress at a section Im from the left and 20 mm from the top edge of the section. 3. The minimum flexural compression stress in the beam. 4. The maximum flexural compression stress at a section in the middle of the beam. 5. The flexural tensile and compressive stress at the right reaction (i.e. right support). 20 mm 20 kN/m 100 mm 40 mm 3m 2m 200 mm Figure 1-1 Figure 1-2

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Q) A simply supported beam shown is loaded as shown in figurel-1. It has the
cross section as shown in the figure 1-2. If Ia = 10.57 x 10° mm Find the:
1. The maximum flexural tensile stress in the beam and its location.
2. The flexural tensile stress at a section 1 m from the left and 20 mm from the
top edge of the section.
3. The minimum flexural compression stress in the beam.
4. The maximum flexural compression stress at a section in the middle of the
beam.
5. The flexural tensile and compressive stress at the right reaction (i.e. right
support).
20 mm
20 kN/m
100 mm
40 mm
3 m
2m
200 mm
Figure 1-1
Figure 1-2
Transcribed Image Text:Q) A simply supported beam shown is loaded as shown in figurel-1. It has the cross section as shown in the figure 1-2. If Ia = 10.57 x 10° mm Find the: 1. The maximum flexural tensile stress in the beam and its location. 2. The flexural tensile stress at a section 1 m from the left and 20 mm from the top edge of the section. 3. The minimum flexural compression stress in the beam. 4. The maximum flexural compression stress at a section in the middle of the beam. 5. The flexural tensile and compressive stress at the right reaction (i.e. right support). 20 mm 20 kN/m 100 mm 40 mm 3 m 2m 200 mm Figure 1-1 Figure 1-2
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