5.118 The simply supported timber beam has a square cross section. Find the smallest allowable value of the dimension b if the working stresses are 8 MPa in bending and 1.0 MPa in shear. 10 kN| 5 kN m b b Te1.0 m---1 +1.0 m→1.0 m- FIG. P5.118

5.118 The simply supported timber beam has a square cross section. Find the smallest allowable value of the dimension b if the working stresses are 8 MPa in bending and 1.0 MPa in shear. 10 kN| 5 kN m b b Te1.0 m---1 +1.0 m→1.0 m- FIG. P5.118

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5.118 The simply supported timber beam has a square cross section. Find the
smallest allowable value of the dimension b if the working stresses are 8 MPa in
bending and 1.0 MPa in shear.
10 kN
5 kN • m
b
b
+1.0 m→+1.0 m-1.0 m→
FIG. P5.118

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