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Q) A simply supported beam shown is loaded as shown in figurel-I. It has the
cross section as shown in the figure 1-2. If Is = 10.57 x 10 mm- Find the:
1. The maximum flexural tensile stress in the beam and its location.
2. The flexural tensile stress at a section I m from the left and 10 mm from the
bottom edge of the section.
3. The minimum flexural compression stress in the beam.
4. The maxinum flexural compression stress at a section in the middle of the
beam.
5. The flexural tensile and compressive stress at the right reaction (i.c. right
support).
30 kN/m
40 mm
2m
Figure 1-1
Figure 1-2

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