O. No 8: The section shown in Figure Q. No.8 is applied by a shear force V 1000 lb acting vertically downward. Analyze using concepts of shear stress, shear flow and shear centre in thin walled open section beams to determine: (a) the shear force carried by each flange; and (b) the distance between the shear center and the left flange.

O. No 8: The section shown in Figure Q. No.8 is applied by a shear force V 1000 lb acting vertically downward. Analyze using concepts of shear stress, shear flow and shear centre in thin walled open section beams to determine: (a) the shear force carried by each flange; and (b) the distance between the shear center and the left flange.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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