A cantilever beam AB is loaded as shown in theCross-section of the beamfigure and the beam is supported with a cable BD.The beam's cross-section is rectangular as shown.It is known that the tension force in cable BD is10.39 kN. Calculate the normal stress at point a,and calculate the shear stress at point c. Ignore theweight of the beam.10cm10cm+15cm+75cmBF-13.99KN30cm60cm90cm

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ever beam AB is loaded as shown in the ure and the beam is supported with a cable BD. me beam's cross-section is rectangular as shown. is known that the tension force in cable BD is 0.39 kN. Calculate the normal stress at point a, and calculate the shear stress at point c. Ignore the weight of the beam. 75cm D 30cm Cross-section of the beam 10cm 60cm + c 10cm a +15cm+ E F-13.99kN B

ever beam AB is loaded as shown in the ure and the beam is supported with a cable BD. me beam's cross-section is rectangular as shown. is known that the tension force in cable BD is 0.39 kN. Calculate the normal stress at point a, and calculate the shear stress at point c. Ignore the weight of the beam. 75cm D 30cm Cross-section of the beam 10cm 60cm + c 10cm a +15cm+ E F-13.99kN B

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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