please answer all parts step by step and clear answer. 2. The simply supported beam with a round cross section is loaded as shown.1) Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams.2) Determine its required diameter if oallow = 140 MPa and Tallow70 MPa.1500 N800 Ncentroid of a semicircular area,radius = rr4r125 mm600 mm75 mm

GIVEN :- σallow=140MPaζallow=7 MPaP1=800 NP2=1500 N SOLUTION :- Using force…

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2. The simply supported beam with a round cross section is loaded as shown.
1) Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams.
2) Determine its required diameter if oallow = 140 MPa and Tallow
70 MPa.
1500 N
800 N
centroid of a semicircular area,
radius = r
r
4r
125 mm
600 mm
75 mm

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