Q1: For the simply supported beam of the cross sectional dimensions and load shown in the figure, determin3- The spacing required for nails A and B if they stand a force of 2 kN. S =1- The max. bending stress in the beam.2- The max. shear stress in the beam. FFbltvQ9 =ON나오50Fail Aw= 10 kN m1502 m4 m15050Nail BAll dimensions in mm5015050

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Q1: For the simply supported beam of the cross sectional dimensions and load shown in the figure, detern 1- The max. bending stress in the beam. 2- The max. shear stress in the beam. VQ Vo F bult 9 = Ib 3- The spacing required for nails A and B if they stand a force of 2 kN. S = 9 40 2 50 Nail A w= 10 kN/m 150 2 m 4 m 150 50 Nail B

Q1: For the simply supported beam of the cross sectional dimensions and load shown in the figure, detern 1- The max. bending stress in the beam. 2- The max. shear stress in the beam. VQ Vo F bult 9 = Ib 3- The spacing required for nails A and B if they stand a force of 2 kN. S = 9 40 2 50 Nail A w= 10 kN/m 150 2 m 4 m 150 50 Nail B

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter1: Introduction

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Problem 1.5.6P: The data in Table 1.5.3 were obtained from a tensile test of a metal specimen with a rectangular...

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