Q. No. 4: An aluminium Z section has the dimensions shown in Figure Q. No.4. The yield strength (tension or compression) of the aluminium is oy = 40ksi, and a factor of safety of F.S.- 2.0 is to be maintained. Analyze using concepts of neutral axis and unsymmetric bending of an unsymmetric section, to determine: (a) I, I, and Ie. (b) the orientation of the neutral axis for the given orientation of bending moment using arbitrary axes method. (c) the maximum allowable magnitude of bending moment M. using arbitrary axes method. y 1=l in. 4 in. 4 in. 4 in. 4 in. Figure Q. No. 4

Q. No. 4: An aluminium Z section has the dimensions shown in Figure Q. No.4. The yield strength (tension or compression) of the aluminium is oy = 40ksi, and a factor of safety of F.S.- 2.0 is to be maintained. Analyze using concepts of neutral axis and unsymmetric bending of an unsymmetric section, to determine: (a) I, I, and Ie. (b) the orientation of the neutral axis for the given orientation of bending moment using arbitrary axes method. (c) the maximum allowable magnitude of bending moment M. using arbitrary axes method. y 1=l in. 4 in. 4 in. 4 in. 4 in. Figure Q. No. 4

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