Question 1) F=36 kN single load, M=48 kN.m moment and w=20 kN/m distributed load act on the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure . The length L is also given as L=3 m. The cross-sectional properties of the beam are; body height y g =210 mm , body thickness xg = 14 mm , flange width x f = 173 mm , flange height y =14 mm . Point P on the section is tocated just above the flange-body junction. It is desired to determine the stress state at point P in the section taken from the B line of the beam. According to this; F kN w kN/m M kN.m E 2L Xf Yg Xg Question 1-D) For at point P on the beam section due to the bending moment M B. ( Write your result in MPa .) a section taken from the B line of the beam; Find the normal stress Response: Question 1-E) For point P on the beam section due to the shear force V B. ( Write your result in MPa .) a section taken from the B line of the beam; Find the shear stress at

Question 1) F=36 kN single load, M=48 kN.m moment and w=20 kN/m distributed load act on the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure . The length L is also given as L=3 m. The cross-sectional properties of the beam are; body height y g =210 mm , body thickness xg = 14 mm , flange width x f = 173 mm , flange height y =14 mm . Point P on the section is tocated just above the flange-body junction. It is desired to determine the stress state at point P in the section taken from the B line of the beam. According to this; F kN w kN/m M kN.m E 2L Xf Yg Xg Question 1-D) For at point P on the beam section due to the bending moment M B. ( Write your result in MPa .) a section taken from the B line of the beam; Find the normal stress Response: Question 1-E) For point P on the beam section due to the shear force V B. ( Write your result in MPa .) a section taken from the B line of the beam; Find the shear stress at

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