Answer clear and quick wood wood250 mm75 min 75 mn12 min steelThe wooden beam and steel plate are securely boltedtogether to form a composite section shown. If the appliedbending moment M-80KN.m and n=15 find out the maximumbending stress in wood (N/mm).

STRAIN IN STEEL= STRAIN IN WOOD εS=εWσSES=σWEWσS= Stress in steelσW= Stress in woodES=youngs modulus…

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wood wood
250 mm
75 min 75 mn
12 min steel
The wooden beam and steel plate are securely bolted
together to form a composite section shown. If the applied
bending moment M-80KN.m and n=15 find out the maximum
bending stress in wood (N/mm).

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