Since beam M in the figure is under simple bending moment, A, B and C Calculate the bending stress and shear stress values at the points. for h, b and M Use the values opposite your name in the table below. A I h/4 Be M h/2 C h/2 b(mm) h(mm) M(kNm) 180 380 120

Since beam M in the figure is under simple bending moment, A, B and C Calculate the bending stress and shear stress values at the points. for h, b and M Use the values opposite your name in the table below. A I h/4 Be M h/2 C h/2 b(mm) h(mm) M(kNm) 180 380 120

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Chapter6: Stresses In Beams (advanced Topics)

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Since beam M in the figure is under simple bending moment, A, B and C Calculate the bending stress and
shear stress values at the points. for h, b and M Use the values opposite your name in the table below.
A
M
h/4
h/2
Be
C.
h/2
b(mm) h(mm) M(kNm)
180
380
120

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