R10O Reaction Points84 cmLoading PointsArea = 1594 cm^2W/2W/254 cmL1=27 cmFigure 2. Skateboard dimensions and loading conditions.Loading conditionsWeight of a skateboarder, W 90 kgLoad case: Calculate Bending and twisting moment, Ms, MxyUse Tsai-Wu failure criterion for selection of relevant laminate design. Specifically, the core materialsfailure is free of any failure; therefore, it can be analyzed based on maximum strain failure criterion with=0.1.D3D20 cm

R10 Reaction Points 84 cm Loading Points Area = 1594 cm^2 W/2 W/2 54 cm L1=27 cm w Figure 2. Skateboard dimensions and loading conditions. Loading conditions Weight of a skateboarder, W = 90 kg Load case: Calculate Bending and twisting moment, M., May Use Tsai-Wu failure criterion for selection of relevant laminate design. Specifically, the core materials failure is free of any failure; therefore, it can be analyzed based on maximum strain failure criterion with E = 0.1. d=20 cm

R10 Reaction Points 84 cm Loading Points Area = 1594 cm^2 W/2 W/2 54 cm L1=27 cm w Figure 2. Skateboard dimensions and loading conditions. Loading conditions Weight of a skateboarder, W = 90 kg Load case: Calculate Bending and twisting moment, M., May Use Tsai-Wu failure criterion for selection of relevant laminate design. Specifically, the core materials failure is free of any failure; therefore, it can be analyzed based on maximum strain failure criterion with E = 0.1. d=20 cm

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