Q: Shear force acting on a section of a beamis 60 kn. The Section of the beam is of T- Shapedof dimensions 120 mm X 120 mm X 20 mm as shownin figure below. calculate the shear stress at theneutral axis and at junction of the weband the flange (Point A, B, C, D and E)120mm.个 200loomm-120mm20mm20mmE

V = 60 KN T shape Dimensions = (120×120×20) mm

Q: Shear force acting on a section of a bea is 60 kn. The Section of the beam is of T- Sha of dimensions 120 mm x 120 mm x 20mm in figure below. calculate the shear stress at neutral axis and at th junction of the w and the flange (Point A, B, C, D and E) as Shor ↓k 120mm. F1 120 mm. Joomm. 20mm C D 20mm E

Q: Shear force acting on a section of a bea is 60 kn. The Section of the beam is of T- Sha of dimensions 120 mm x 120 mm x 20mm in figure below. calculate the shear stress at neutral axis and at th junction of the w and the flange (Point A, B, C, D and E) as Shor ↓k 120mm. F1 120 mm. Joomm. 20mm C D 20mm E

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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