A column is clam- ped at the bottom and is carrying a vertical load F, at the center of F. F the top cross section and a horizon- tal load F in the middle of edge b. The column is made of 3 layers with different Young's moduli. E Determine the normal stress distri- bution in the cross section at the clamping. 4E

A column is clam- ped at the bottom and is carrying a vertical load F, at the center of F. F the top cross section and a horizon- tal load F in the middle of edge b. The column is made of 3 layers with different Young's moduli. E Determine the normal stress distri- bution in the cross section at the clamping. 4E

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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