40 men D Steel t-200 GPa The rigid beam (ABC) supported by three bars, One from the top and two from the bottom. A vertical downward load of W= 60 kN is applied at point B . shown in figure is 200m 50 mm D Brass E-100 GPe 250mm A- Estimate the stress acting on each bar. B- Estimate the downward movement of the beam (АВС).

40 men D Steel t-200 GPa The rigid beam (ABC) supported by three bars, One from the top and two from the bottom. A vertical downward load of W= 60 kN is applied at point B . shown in figure is 200m 50 mm D Brass E-100 GPe 250mm A- Estimate the stress acting on each bar. B- Estimate the downward movement of the beam (АВС).

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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