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Aug5-10, 07:06 AM   #1
 

Second Moment of Aria


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How do you work out the second moment of aria for a hollow square beam?

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I have looked over my notes and it says how to get the second moment of aria for all beams but a hollow square one. It has I beam, Circulare beams, Rectangular.......

How do you go about working it out for a hollow square beam?
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Aug5-10, 11:16 AM   #2
 
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Basically you just take the area moment of a solid square 100mm a side and subtract off the inside.
Aug9-10, 05:27 AM   #3
 
thanx.

So does that mean I would work out (100mm x 100mm) - (70mm x 70mm) and us that as the aria in the formula or work out the Moment of aria for the 100mm x 100mm and take off the moment of aria for a 70mmx70mm square?
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