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Aug24-06, 10:20 AM   #1
 

T-beams and Second moment of area


Greetings all,

Given an upright T-beam (really a T when you look at it) with all dimensions given, what is the procedure for finding the second moment of are about the z axis (I sub z)?

Thank you so much.
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Aug24-06, 11:08 AM   #2
 
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Since this is boarderline a homeowork question, I'll try to help without helping too much.

Do you know how to find the area moment of inertia for a rectangle about an axis (hint: you have two of them in your problem)? Do you know what the parallel axis theorem is?
Aug24-06, 08:16 PM   #3
 
Yes I do know how to find the second moment of area rectangles. But I am not sure of the parallel axis theorem.
Aug24-06, 09:25 PM   #4
 
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T-beams and Second moment of area


The Parallel axis theorem or Steiner's theorem is on any Vectorial Mechanics: Static book.

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Aug29-06, 10:48 PM   #5
 
Thank you all that responded. I understand fully now.

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The Parallel axis theorem or Steiner's theorem is on any Vectorial Mechanics: Static book.

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