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| Jan17-13, 02:01 PM | #1 |
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Statics: Bending of a beam/evenly distributed force problem
Hello, and sorry for my English, as I am Norwegian.
I have a statics problem which I can not understand. I've taken a pic from my book: ![]() The problem asks me to find the largest bending stress, σb, in the incisions 1 and 2. I have the solution in front of me, I just don't understand what they have done with the evenly distributed force (q). Especially in incision 2, when they find Mb, they have used: Mb = FA*aA-q*2.5m*1.25. The q*2.5m I can understand, but where does the 1.25 come from? I thought it should be divided by 2? Can someone explain how this works for me? |
| Jan17-13, 03:11 PM | #2 |
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In particular what is aA and Mb ? You have not provided symbols for the reactions at A and B? Do you know how to calculate these reactions? You should start by writing the equation for the bending moments for 16.2 and 16.3, using x for the horizontal axis and starting with x=0 at A. Can you do this? It will have the form M = some function of x and the loads to the left of x. |
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