A flitch beam can be fabricated by sandwiching two steel plates (2) between three wood boards (1). Dimensions for the cross sectionare b- 1.1 in., d- 6.0 in., and t- 0.50 in. The elastic moduli of the wood and steel are E, - 2200 ksi and Ez - 28000 ksi, respectively.For a bending moment of M; - +14.5 kip-ft, determine:(a) the normal stress in each material at point H, which is located at a distance of a - 1.4 in. above the z centroidal axis.(b) the normal strain in each material at point H.(c) the magnitudes of the maximum bending stress in each material.(1)(1)bAnswer:(a) Owood(H)psiOsteel(H)ipsi(b) Ewood(H) -iμεEsteel(H) - i(c) Owood(max)ipsiOsteel(max)psi

data we have b = 1.1 in d = 6.0 in t =0.50 in ∈1 =2200 ksi∈2 = 28000 ksi Moduli ratio m = ∈2∈1…

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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