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Awood [E-12 GPa] beam is reinforced by bonding a steel [E-210 GPa) sheet to the upper surface of the wood beam, as shown in the
sketch of the cross section. With the transformed-area method, steel sheet (2) was transformed to an equivalent amount of wood
(1), and the cross-sectional properties of the transformed cross section were determined. The neutral axis of the transformed section
is located a - 20.0 mm above the lower edge of the wood board (i.e., point K) and b- 6.8 mm below the upper edge of the steel sheet
(i.e., point H). The moment of inertia of the transformed cross section is 2.1363x106 mm². A bending moment of M₂ - 520 N-m is
applied to the beam cross section. Calculate
(a) the tension normal stress in the wood at point K.
(b) the compression normal stress in the steel at point H.
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Transcribed Image Text:Awood [E-12 GPa] beam is reinforced by bonding a steel [E-210 GPa) sheet to the upper surface of the wood beam, as shown in the sketch of the cross section. With the transformed-area method, steel sheet (2) was transformed to an equivalent amount of wood (1), and the cross-sectional properties of the transformed cross section were determined. The neutral axis of the transformed section is located a - 20.0 mm above the lower edge of the wood board (i.e., point K) and b- 6.8 mm below the upper edge of the steel sheet (i.e., point H). The moment of inertia of the transformed cross section is 2.1363x106 mm². A bending moment of M₂ - 520 N-m is applied to the beam cross section. Calculate (a) the tension normal stress in the wood at point K. (b) the compression normal stress in the steel at point H. Part 1 OK' Steel (2) Answer: Wood (1) Part 2 Calculate the magnitude of the tensile normal stress in the wood at point K. e Textbook and Media i Save for Later OH Answer: H eTextbook and Media K Save for Later Calculate the magnitude of the compressive normal stress in the steel at point H. MPa b ↑ a N.A. MPa Submit Answer Attempts: 0 of 5 used Submit Answer
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