Q2. Three 160 mm by 80 mm planks are glued together to form a wooden beam. This beam is simply supported at both ends as shown in figure below. Determine the maximum shear stress in a. The glue b. The wood 8 kN/m Glue 80 mm 80 mm - NA 6 m 80 mm 160 mm

Q2. Three 160 mm by 80 mm planks are glued together to form a wooden beam. This beam is simply supported at both ends as shown in figure below. Determine the maximum shear stress in a. The glue b. The wood 8 kN/m Glue 80 mm 80 mm - NA 6 m 80 mm 160 mm

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Q2. Three 160 mm by 80 mm planks are glued together to form a wooden beam. This beam
is simply supported at both ends as shown in figure below. Determine the maximum shear
stress in
a. The glue
b. The wood
8 kN/m
Glue
80 mm
B
80 mm
- NA
6 m
80 mm
160 mm

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