Problem 2. Consider a rod with radius c, subject to shear force V. Clearly show the Neutral Axis on the cross-sectional area. Determine the maximum shear stress from the shear formula T=VQ/(It) and identify where these maximum shear stresses occur; write magnitude in terms of V and c. Identify the section area and section area centroid used to calculate the maximum first area moment max where t = Tmax. What is the shear stress at points A and B? What is the shear stress at the centroid? What is th te 5 and 5 at th. at с y A E

Problem 2. Consider a rod with radius c, subject to shear force V. Clearly show the Neutral Axis on the cross-sectional area. Determine the maximum shear stress from the shear formula T=VQ/(It) and identify where these maximum shear stresses occur; write magnitude in terms of V and c. Identify the section area and section area centroid used to calculate the maximum first area moment max where t = Tmax. What is the shear stress at points A and B? What is the shear stress at the centroid? What is th te 5 and 5 at th. at с y A E

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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