Q1/ Find max tension & compression stresses for part BC for beam shown in figure below.20 KN20 KN2 cm2 cmB10 cmAD2 cm30 cm50 cm30 cm10 cmQ2/ Find diagram for shear force and moment of EFGH beam as shown in figure below.20 KN3A4400 cm400 cm400 cm400 cmH'F400 cmB28 KN

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Q2/ Find diagram for shear force and moment of EFGH beam as shown in figure below. 20 KN 3 A, 4 400 cm 400 cm 400 cm 400 cm F G H 400 cm B 28 KN

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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Problem 5.5.18P: Determine the maximum tensile stress erand maximum compressive stress ecdue to the load P acting on...

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Q1/ Find max tension & compression stresses for part BC for beam shown in figure below.
20 KN
20 KN
2 cm
2 cm
B
10 cm
A
D
2 cm
30 cm
50 cm
30 cm
10 cm
Q2/ Find diagram for shear force and moment of EFGH beam as shown in figure below.
20 KN
3
A
4
400 cm
400 cm
400 cm
400 cm
H
'F
400 cm
B
28 KN

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