The shear force Ty acts on the section in the y direction. Calculate the shear force Tythat the section can bear, T safety 12000 N/cm² in the material. Draw the shear stress distribution for this force. 14,4, G Ty y 4 cm 14 cm 6 cm

The shear force Ty acts on the section in the y direction. Calculate the shear force Tythat the section can bear, T safety 12000 N/cm² in the material. Draw the shear stress distribution for this force. 14,4, G Ty y 4 cm 14 cm 6 cm

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The shear force Ty acts on the section in the y
direction. Calculate the shear force Tythat the section
can bear, T safety 12000 N/cm² in the material. Draw
the shear stress distribution for this force.
X
.4. 14 4
G
Ty
y
4 cm
14 cm
6 cm

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