(b) A cantilevered beam of length 300 mm and rectangular cross-section is carrying a fluctuating force of (Fmax = 3.5 kN, R = 0.1) as shown in Figure Q1. The beam material is AISI 1038 normalized steel. Taking the geometrical stress concentration factor of the fillet at the fixed end, K, = 1.5, show that the beam remains elastic. 300 mm Figure Q1 (Fmax, R) 40 mm 20 mm 1

(b) A cantilevered beam of length 300 mm and rectangular cross-section is carrying a fluctuating force of (Fmax = 3.5 kN, R = 0.1) as shown in Figure Q1. The beam material is AISI 1038 normalized steel. Taking the geometrical stress concentration factor of the fillet at the fixed end, K, = 1.5, show that the beam remains elastic. 300 mm Figure Q1 (Fmax, R) 40 mm 20 mm 1

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