Q2. Calculate the maximum bending stress developed. Is it safely designed (Fb = 30 ksi? 4" 4' Beam cross section 12! ot 8"

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Problem 6.10.20P: .20 Determine the plastic moment Mpfor beam having the cross section shown in the figure ey=210 MPa.
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Q2. Calculate the maximum bending stress developed. Is it safely designed (Fb =
30 ksi?
4"
W=1%PT.
Beam cross section
12!
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Step 1

The free body diagram of the beam is as follows.

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Step 2

Balance the forces in the horizontal direction.

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Balance the forces in the vertical direction.

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Take the equilibrium moment about point C as 0.

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Substitute the value of RB in equation 1.

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Step 3

Calculate the shear forces at all points of the beam.

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Draw the shear force diagram.

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Step 4

From B to C, the sign of the force is changing. The point where it meets the axis is called the point of contraflexure. Since the shear force diagram is symmetric about the point of contraflexure, it will be located at half of the distance BC from point B.

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