Example Problem has a 3.5-in. wide X 1/2-in. deep aluminum alloy plate securcly fastened to its bottom face, as shown in Fig. 7-46a. The allowable stresses in the timber and aluminum alloy are 1200 psi and 16,000 psi, respectively. The moduli of clasticity for the timber and aluminum alloy are 1250 ksi and 10,000 ksi. respectively. Determine the maximum allowable resisting moment for the beam. A timber beam 4 in. wide X 8 in. deep . 4 in. Do example problems 8 in. 0.5 in. 3.5 in. K.MAnwar Hossain, PhD PEng

Example Problem has a 3.5-in. wide X 1/2-in. deep aluminum alloy plate securcly fastened to its bottom face, as shown in Fig. 7-46a. The allowable stresses in the timber and aluminum alloy are 1200 psi and 16,000 psi, respectively. The moduli of clasticity for the timber and aluminum alloy are 1250 ksi and 10,000 ksi. respectively. Determine the maximum allowable resisting moment for the beam. A timber beam 4 in. wide X 8 in. deep . 4 in. Do example problems 8 in. 0.5 in. 3.5 in. K.MAnwar Hossain, PhD PEng

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