Explanation Given information: The bending moment of wood beam is M = 5 kN ⋅ m . The young’s modulus of wood ( E w ) is 11 GPa . The young’s modulus of steel ( E st ) is 200 GPa . Calculation: Show the beam section as shown in Figure 1. Find the value of transformation factor ( n ) as follows: n = E st E w (1) Substitute 200 Gpa for E st and 11 Gpa for E w in Equation (1). n = 200 11 = 18.182 Refer to Figure 1: The width and depth of the rectangle section ABCD as b = 3 , 636.36 mm and d = 340 mm . The width and depth of the rectangle 1 are b 1 = 1718.18 mm and d 1 = 300 mm . Calculate the moment of inertia ( I ) using the relation as follows: I = b d 3 12 − 2 b 1 d 1 3 12 (2) Substitute 3 , 636.36 mm for b , 340 mm for d , 1 , 718.18 mm for b 1 , and 300 mm for d 1 in Equation (2). I = ( 3 , 636.63 × 340 3 ) 12 − 2 ( 1 , 718.18 × 300 3 ) 12 = 3 , 636.63 × 39 , 304 , 000 12 − 3 , 436.36 × 27 , 000 , 000 12 = 1.191175 × 10 10 − 7 , 731 , 810 , 000 = 4 , 179 , 940 , 000 mm 4 ( 1 m 4 10 12 mm 4 ) = 4.1799 × 10 − 3 m 4 Calculate the maximum stress in steel ( σ st ) max using relation as follows: ( σ st ) max = n M c 1 I (3) Here, n is the transformed section, M is the bending moment, I is the moment of inertia, c 1 is the centroid distance. Substitute 18.182 for n , 5 kN ⋅ m for M , 0.17 m for c 1 , and 4.1799 × 10 − 3 m 4 for I in Equation (3). ( σ st ) max = 18

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The maximum bending stress (σst)max developed in steel.

The maximum bending stress (σwood)max developed in wood.

To sketch:

The stress distribution acting over the cross section.