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Q2- the magnitude of the minimum normal stress in the beam and where within the beam it is achieved. Let C denote the point that achieves minimum normal stress on the cross section of the beam The y-coordinate of C is The z-coordinate of C is mm mm

Q2- the magnitude of the minimum normal stress in the beam and where within the beam it is achieved. Let C denote the point that achieves minimum normal stress on the cross section of the beam The y-coordinate of C is The z-coordinate of C is mm mm

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b) Q2 - the magnitude of the minimum normal stress in the beam and where within the beam it is achieved. Let C denote the point that achieves minimum normal stress on the cross section of the beam The y-coordinate of C is The z-coordinate of C is mm mm The magnitude of the minimum normal stress in the beam can be calculated as MPa
Transcribed Image Text:b) Q2 - the magnitude of the minimum normal stress in the beam and where within the beam it is achieved. Let C denote the point that achieves minimum normal stress on the cross section of the beam The y-coordinate of C is The z-coordinate of C is mm mm The magnitude of the minimum normal stress in the beam can be calculated as MPa
A bar of a uniform cross-section is rigidly fixed at one end and loaded by an off-centre tensile point load F = 1.5 kN at the other end, see Fig. Q1a. The Figure Q1b presents the view of the beam from the free end where the point of application of the load F is indicated as A. The allowable stress [ o]=267 MPa The geometrical parameters are given as follow h=20 mm, b=37 mm Z A. T b Figure Q1a Figure Q1b h F
Transcribed Image Text:A bar of a uniform cross-section is rigidly fixed at one end and loaded by an off-centre tensile point load F = 1.5 kN at the other end, see Fig. Q1a. The Figure Q1b presents the view of the beam from the free end where the point of application of the load F is indicated as A. The allowable stress [ o]=267 MPa The geometrical parameters are given as follow h=20 mm, b=37 mm Z A. T b Figure Q1a Figure Q1b h F
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