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Ex: For a simple beam of length (L) subject to a concentrated load (P), shown in figure,
Find :
1. Max. compression and tension stress in beam section.
2. Shear stress in the glued section.
3. Determine the proper spacing of the nails used.
The nails to be used can safely resist (F) of shearing
force, given in Table below.
B
P
Nail
gleed section
L
D
Nail
resistance
L(m)
P (kN)
A(mm) B(mm) C(mm)
D(mm)
F(N)
2.6
29
150 38 130 1000

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