The beam with its section, given in the figure; a) Calculate the value of the location of the maximum tensile and shear stresses to occur alone b) Prime stresses you will calculate in the stress element to be taken around the neck point (E) and, Is the beam safe according to the shear stress? (0) check = 2315 N / cm2, temn = 1375 N / cm2 %3D
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