Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition
Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780073398235
Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., John T. DeWolf, David F. Mazurek
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 11.3, Problem 40P
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Find the strain energy of the prismatic beam AB.

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Answer to Problem 40P

The strain energy of the prismatic beam AB is U=2M02LEbd3{1+3Ed210GL2}_.

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Given information:

Taking into account the effect of both normal and shearing stresses.

Calculation:

Calculate the moment of inertia (I) for the rectangular cross section as shown below.

I=bd312

Here, b is the width of the cross section and d is the depth of the cross section.

Calculate the area of the cross section (A) as shown below.

A=bd

Calculate the centroid (c) as shown below.

c=d2

Calculate the reactions as shown below.

Take moment about B is Equal to zero.

MB=0RAL+M0=0RAL=M0RA=M0L

Summation of forces along vertical direction is Equal to zero.

Fy=0RBM0L=0RB=M0L

Calculate the shear force as shown below.

Shear force at A is SF@A=M0L.

Shear force at B is SF@B=M0L+M0L=0

Calculate the bending moment as shown below.

Bending moment at A is BM@A=M0.

Bending moment at B is BM@B=M0M0L×L=0

Sketch the shear force and bending moment diagram as shown in Figure 1.

Mechanics of Materials, 7th Edition, Chapter 11.3, Problem 40P

Refer to Figure 1.

Maximum shear force V=M0L.

Maximum bending moment Mmax=M0.

Bending moment at a distance v from B M=M0Lv

Calculate the strain energy due to bending (U1) as shown below.

U1=abM22EIdv

Substitute M=M0Lv for M and apply the limits.

U1=0L(M0Lv)22EIdv=12EI0LM02v2L2dv=M022EIL2(v33)0L=M026EIL2×L3

=M02L6EI

Substitute bd312 for I.

U1=M02L6E(bd312)=2M02Lbd3E

Calculate the shear stress (τxy) as shown below.

τxy=32VA(1y2c2)

Calculate the strain energy density (u) as shown below.

u=τxy22G

Here, G is the modulus of rigidity.

Substitute 32VA(1y2c2) for τxy.

u=(32VA(1y2c2))22G=9V28GA2(1+y4c42y2c2)

Substitute bd for A.

u=9V28G(bd)2(1+y4c42y2c2)=9V28Gb2d2(1+y4c42y2c2)

The value of v=bdy.

Differentiate both sides of the Equation as shown below.

dv=bdydx

Calculate the strain energy due to shear as shown below.

U2=udv

Substitute 9V28Gb2d2(1+y4c42y2c2) for u, bdydx for dv, and apply the limits.

U2=0Lcc9V28Gb2d2(1+y4c42y2c2)bdydx=9V28Gbd20Lcc(1+y4c42y2c2)dydx=9V28Gbd20L(y+y55c42y33c2)ccdx=9V28Gbd2{(c+c55c42c33c2)((c)+(c)55c42(c)33c2)}(x)0L

=9V28Gbd2{c+c52c3+c+c52c3}L=9V2cL8Gbd2×(15+310+15+310)15=9V2cL8Gbd2×1615=6V2cL5Gbd2

Substitute M0L for V and d2 for c.

U2=6(M0L)2(d2)L5Gbd2=3M025GbdL

Calculate the total strain energy as shown below.

U=U1+U2

Substitute 2M02Lbd3E for U1 and 3M025GbdL for U2.

U=2M02Lbd3E+3M025GbdL=2M02LEbd3(1+3Ed210GL2)

Hence, the strain energy of the prismatic beam AB is U=2M02LEbd3{1+3Ed210GL2}_.

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