A 15-meter long beam-tank assembly supports the loading shown in addition to its weight, which is a uniform distributed load of 800 N per meter. The beam has integrated into it a cylindrical tank, and the cross-section details for the beam-tank assembly are shown on the next page. The tank has an outer diameter of 166 mm and an inner diameter of 152 mm. The substance inside the tank has a gage pressure of 320 kPa. The pin in the pin-connection is located 60 mm up from the bottom of the beam. Determine the internal forces (V, N, & M) at the centroid of a section taken 8 m TO THE RIGHT OF THE LEFT END OF THE BEAM (4 m to the right of point A). 40 KN- 4 m A 8 m B 3m 12 What is the magnitude of the shear stress due to the shear force (in MPa) (b) for a point "E" that is located 15 mm down from the top surface? (c) for a point "G" that is located 50 mm up from the bottom surface? (d) for a point "D" that is located on the outer edge of the tank (as shown on the next page)? 13 78 KN Using the cross section shown on the next page, on section d-d that is 8 meters to the right of the left end of the beam 4 meters to the right of point "A"),

A 15-meter long beam-tank assembly supports the loading shown in addition to its weight, which is a uniform distributed load of 800 N per meter. The beam has integrated into it a cylindrical tank, and the cross-section details for the beam-tank assembly are shown on the next page. The tank has an outer diameter of 166 mm and an inner diameter of 152 mm. The substance inside the tank has a gage pressure of 320 kPa. The pin in the pin-connection is located 60 mm up from the bottom of the beam. Determine the internal forces (V, N, & M) at the centroid of a section taken 8 m TO THE RIGHT OF THE LEFT END OF THE BEAM (4 m to the right of point A). 40 KN- 4 m A 8 m B 3m 12 What is the magnitude of the shear stress due to the shear force (in MPa) (b) for a point "E" that is located 15 mm down from the top surface? (c) for a point "G" that is located 50 mm up from the bottom surface? (d) for a point "D" that is located on the outer edge of the tank (as shown on the next page)? 13 78 KN Using the cross section shown on the next page, on section d-d that is 8 meters to the right of the left end of the beam 4 meters to the right of point "A"),

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International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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