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Finding Strain Without Extension
if my stress is 160 mpa and my gpa is 71 am i correct in strain = stress/e 160*10 to the power of 6/71*10 to the power of 9 =2.25 *10 to the power -2- andrewh21
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Finding Strain Without Extension
Homework Statement hi guys i have a sheet of i have the W,L and T a force and also the elastic modules etc now my issue is i need to find the strain i have the stress etc but the is no extension figure given i have the usual strain equation e=x/l can anyone point me in the right direction in...- andrewh21
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- Extension Strain
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Finding Pure Bending Moment for Simply Supported Beam
Thanks what is the formula for this?- andrewh21
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Finding Pure Bending Moment for Simply Supported Beam
i am trying to find the pure bending moment of this beam 1. Homework Statement simply supported solid beam 3m long W=100mm D=200mm with a UDL of 2tonnes/m and a point load in the centre of 200N Homework Equations is the pure bending moment at the peak of the bending moment diagram i have...- andrewh21
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- Bending Bending moment Moment Pure
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
so would that be considered the pure bending moment if it included the point load? and including the point load would it be 22,347N? the reason i ask this is i have found some notes that will help me a whole bunch if i correctly find the pure bending moment. My next question is there is no...- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
is the shear force in the centre of the beam calculated by calculating the area of the triangle so 29,530N*1.5m/2= 22,147N- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
therefore it should be 29,530N is that correct?- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
how do I calculate thart?- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
please ignore that- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
so very sorry please forgive me I am getting confused again I have tried that many calcs trying to get this I am in a bit of a muddle 1.5m at 2 tonnes/m = 3 tonnes 3 tonnes converted to KN =29.892049152000002KN so 29.9KN from x=o to x=1.5 not forgetting the point load in the centre of 200N am...- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
29.5*1.5/2=22.125KN- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
so combined reactions would be 59.0399KN 59.0399/2=29.51995 so a raction of 29.5 KN- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
using consistent units? KN?- andrewh21
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What Equations Are Needed for Calculating Beam Stress and Curvature?
W= 6 tones so the reaction forces at each support would be 3 tonnes an for the point load W=200N as this is central the reaction forces at the supports would be 100N is this the one you mean steamking?- andrewh21
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