A girder has a uniform T cross-section with flange 250 mm x 50 mm and web 220 mm x 50 mm. At a certain seuon of the girder there is a shear force of 360 kN. Plot neatly to scale the shear-stress distribution across the section, stating the values: (a) where the web and the flange of the section meet; (b) at the neutral axis. [B.P.1 [7.47, 37.4, 39.6 MN/m².]

A girder has a uniform T cross-section with flange 250 mm x 50 mm and web 220 mm x 50 mm. At a certain seuon of the girder there is a shear force of 360 kN. Plot neatly to scale the shear-stress distribution across the section, stating the values: (a) where the web and the flange of the section meet; (b) at the neutral axis. [B.P.1 [7.47, 37.4, 39.6 MN/m².]

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