A circular cross-section Beam has a simple headstock from the ends, as shown in the figure, Q is uniform it is exposed to the effect of its radiated charge and the singular force P from the end of B. Lowest cross section of beam çalculate the maximum normal stress (Max) that occurs at the point.

A circular cross-section Beam has a simple headstock from the ends, as shown in the figure, Q is uniform it is exposed to the effect of its radiated charge and the singular force P from the end of B. Lowest cross section of beam çalculate the maximum normal stress (Max) that occurs at the point.

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Chapter4: Shear Forces And Bending Moments

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Problem 4.3.22P: Find expressions for shear force V and moment M at v = L/2 of beam AB in structure (a). Express V...

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A circular cross-section Beam has a simple headstock from the ends, as shown in the figure, Q is uniform
it is exposed to the effect of its radiated charge and the singular force P from the end of B. Lowest
cross section of beam calculate the maximum normal stress (Max) that occurs at the point.
"Given: q= 8 kN / m, P=20 kN, L=4 m, d=80mm
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a) 318. 31 MPa
B) 214. 56 MPa
c) 519. 25 MPa
d) 412. 53 MPa
e) 102. 94 MPa

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