h̟=53mm (External height) w, =53mm(External width) t=3 mm L,=500 mm Lac =1500 mm e = 30° T=400 Nm P=500 N G=80.77-10 MPa E=210-10° MPa Determine: a) The internal reactions at section B (V, M, T, and N). b) The average shear stress from torsion c) The shear stress from the shear force V in point a. d) The combined normal stress from the bending moment and normal force in point b. e) The principal stresses and the von Mises stress in point b.||

h̟=53mm (External height) w, =53mm(External width) t=3 mm L,=500 mm Lac =1500 mm e = 30° T=400 Nm P=500 N G=80.77-10 MPa E=210-10° MPa Determine: a) The internal reactions at section B (V, M, T, and N). b) The average shear stress from torsion c) The shear stress from the shear force V in point a. d) The combined normal stress from the bending moment and normal force in point b. e) The principal stresses and the von Mises stress in point b.||

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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