Fem A pair of forces M is applied on a plane that makes an angle Bwith the vertical to the beam of which cross section is shown. " - care ti. . ten, - 16 40m O 5.86 MPa -5.86 MPa 3.37 MPa O -337 MPa O 487 MPa

Fem A pair of forces M is applied on a plane that makes an angle Bwith the vertical to the beam of which cross section is shown. " - care ti. . ten, - 16 40m O 5.86 MPa -5.86 MPa 3.37 MPa O -337 MPa O 487 MPa

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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A pair of forces M is applied on a plane that makes an angle Bwith the
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M-(1zy.z= Iy -y) + M,(..z- lzy.y)
Iz.ly – Izy
Og + Oy tan28, -
Tmaks
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vertical to the beam of which cross section is shown.
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My
M = 300 N - m
B- 60°
It
2tA
0g+dy Oz~Oy cos20 + Txysin20 , Jort
16 mm
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sin20 + Trycos20 , Omaks.min =
16 mm
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-40 mm-f-40 mm-
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5,86 MPa
-5,86 MPa
3,37 MPa
-3,37 MPa
-4,87 MPa

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