A circular steel shaft has a radius of 0.05 m. The shaft is supported by rollers at A and B. A F₁ C F₂ D F3 E B

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the figure may not be to scale.
Variable
By =
Mmax =
d₁
I =
F₁
max
F₂
F3
Value
1.1 m
a. Determine the reaction force at point A, A.
b. Determine the reaction force at point B, B.
c. Determine max internal bending moment on the beam,
460 N
Mmax
i. Hint: It occurs at the center. Make a cut to the
left of point D. Then do M = 0
d. Determine the moment of inertia of the shaft, I.
e. Determine the magnitude of the max bending stress in
the shaft, max.
Round your final answers to 3 significant digits/figures.
Ay =
240 N
550 N
N
N
ma
Nm
kPa
Transcribed Image Text:the figure may not be to scale. Variable By = Mmax = d₁ I = F₁ max F₂ F3 Value 1.1 m a. Determine the reaction force at point A, A. b. Determine the reaction force at point B, B. c. Determine max internal bending moment on the beam, 460 N Mmax i. Hint: It occurs at the center. Make a cut to the left of point D. Then do M = 0 d. Determine the moment of inertia of the shaft, I. e. Determine the magnitude of the max bending stress in the shaft, max. Round your final answers to 3 significant digits/figures. Ay = 240 N 550 N N N ma Nm kPa
10:59 A
A circular steel shaft has a radius of 0.05 m. The shaft is
supported by rollers at A and B.
F₁
F₂
JIL
D
d₁
Variable
d₁
F₁
F₂
d₁
F3
Values for the figure are given in the following table. Note
the figure may not be to scale.
Value
1.1 m
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460 N
240 N
550 N
d₁
F3
E
d₁
B
a. Determine the reaction force at point A, Ay.
b. Determine the reaction force at point B, By.
c. Determine max internal bending moment on the beam,
Mmax:
i. Hint: It occurs at the center. Make a cut to the
left of point D. Then doΣM = 0
d. Determine the moment of inertia of the shaft, I.
e. Determine the magnitude of the max bending stress in
the shaft, max
Transcribed Image Text:10:59 A A circular steel shaft has a radius of 0.05 m. The shaft is supported by rollers at A and B. F₁ F₂ JIL D d₁ Variable d₁ F₁ F₂ d₁ F3 Values for the figure are given in the following table. Note the figure may not be to scale. Value 1.1 m wamap.org 460 N 240 N 550 N d₁ F3 E d₁ B a. Determine the reaction force at point A, Ay. b. Determine the reaction force at point B, By. c. Determine max internal bending moment on the beam, Mmax: i. Hint: It occurs at the center. Make a cut to the left of point D. Then doΣM = 0 d. Determine the moment of inertia of the shaft, I. e. Determine the magnitude of the max bending stress in the shaft, max
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