Question 1)L shaped plane beam having a circular cross-section is subjected to loading as shown in the Figure. The circularcross-section has a diameter of D-60mm and the allowable stress of the material is o =180 MPa.allowa) Determine the most critical section of the beam.b) Determine the maximum loadP according to the maximum shear stress theory (Tresca).NOTE:Neglect the shear effects.4mPD=60 mm3mcross-section of the bar

Given dataDiameter of the beam D = 60mmAllowable shear stress of the material σallow= 180MPaTo…

Question 1) L shaped plane beam having a circular cross-section is subjected to loading as shown in the Figure. The circular cross-section has a diameter of D-60mm and the allowable stress of the material is o allow =180 MPa. a) Determine the most critical section of the beam. b) Determine the maximum load Paccording to the maximum shear stress theory (Tresca). NOTE:Neglect the shear effects. 4m P D=60 mm 3m cross-section of the bar

Question 1) L shaped plane beam having a circular cross-section is subjected to loading as shown in the Figure. The circular cross-section has a diameter of D-60mm and the allowable stress of the material is o allow =180 MPa. a) Determine the most critical section of the beam. b) Determine the maximum load Paccording to the maximum shear stress theory (Tresca). NOTE:Neglect the shear effects. 4m P D=60 mm 3m cross-section of the bar

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