2) A simply supported timber beam with a rectangular cross-section has been loaded perpendicular to its longitudinal axis with several loads along its length. The grain of the timber is along the length of the beam (Figure a & b). Failure occurs at the support through approximately the centre of the rectangular cross-section (Figure c). What causes this failure? Considering the internal loading, the type of stresses, and their location of occurrence, explain with 3 sentences, maximum.

2) A simply supported timber beam with a rectangular cross-section has been loaded perpendicular to its longitudinal axis with several loads along its length. The grain of the timber is along the length of the beam (Figure a & b). Failure occurs at the support through approximately the centre of the rectangular cross-section (Figure c). What causes this failure? Considering the internal loading, the type of stresses, and their location of occurrence, explain with 3 sentences, maximum.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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