If Mz = 1175 kip-ft, find the magnitude of the bending stress at a point H. For the beam cross section, assume a = 12 in. b = 16 in. d = 44 in. r = 6 in. The centroid of the cross section is located 20.09 in. below the uppermost surface of the beam. The moment of inertia about the z axis is 99087 in.4.

If Mz = 1175 kip-ft, find the magnitude of the bending stress at a point H. For the beam cross section, assume a = 12 in. b = 16 in. d = 44 in. r = 6 in. The centroid of the cross section is located 20.09 in. below the uppermost surface of the beam. The moment of inertia about the z axis is 99087 in.4.

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Chapter3: The Structure Of Real Materials

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