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How to solve for bending moment?

 
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Mar4-10, 10:51 AM   #1
 

How to solve for bending moment?


Hello, I'm a newbie here, please help me to solve for the bending moment of my design airplane. I want to know if my wing spar is strong enough to support the weight of my design which is 490 lb. I want also to know if what is the breaking point of the wing spar. Please see the attached picture.

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Mar4-10, 12:13 PM   #2
 
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You can assuming that your beam is simply supported at the wing tips, with a point load at the center, and then just either simply compute the bending moments in your beam. The stress is then just
[tex]
\sigma = \frac{My}{I}
[/tex]

Or I'm sure a decent google result will give you the closed form solution given your geometry.
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