Shear force and bending moment values for cross-section are given in Table 1. Split the values (noting the sign) over their parts. Using these values, calculate the bending stress and shear stress values and draw the stress diagrams next to the section. Note: Draw the Bending (Normal Stress) diagram and Shear stress diagrams separately and show them on all the values you find. In this question, study unit changes in kg and cm. T (ton)80 M(tm)-30 b (mm)50 h (mm)750 t (mm)55

Shear force and bending moment values for cross-section are given in Table 1. Split the values (noting the sign) over their parts. Using these values, calculate the bending stress and shear stress values and draw the stress diagrams next to the section. Note: Draw the Bending (Normal Stress) diagram and Shear stress diagrams separately and show them on all the values you find. In this question, study unit changes in kg and cm. T (ton)80 M(tm)-30 b (mm)50 h (mm)750 t (mm)55

Residential Construction Academy: House Wiring (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781337402415

Author:Gregory W Fletcher

Publisher:Gregory W Fletcher

Chapter4: Test And Measurement Instruments Used In Residential Wiring

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