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Second moment of area about the horizontal axis
Calc of s2, s3 and s6. The first picture i posted is calc for s4 and final value. Any idea how to do shear centre?- Dzxcny
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Second moment of area about the horizontal axis
Flow diagram and calculation of s1- Dzxcny
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Second moment of area about the horizontal axis
Working out of ixx- Dzxcny
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Second moment of area about the horizontal axis
I finished with this, look similar to what you got?- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
No problem- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
Cheers, i think you have your x and the y mixed up at the end. You have -3.09x + 2.475y when it should be -3.09y + 2.475x according to the equation?- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
Can you stick a pic of your solution up please. I completely missed the positive couple part in the question so can see where the positive mx comes from but now i now get -117.879 - 34.1061 = -151.99! Absolute nightmare haha. Haha no idea, think everyone is stumped with that one.- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
Heres my solution.- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
Are you sure about your final stress value? I get 151.9855 N/mm^2 every time. I've tried using hand calculations as well as using excel to double check the values and get that everytime.- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
Actually think i understand it. X = Xc - bredth of rectangle 1 Y = height of rectangle 1 - Yc That how you got them?- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
How did you get them? Did you draw it out or is there a way to calculate them?- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
When calculating the maximum stress did you use the unsymmetric bending equation? If you did what did you use as your x and y co-ordinates to input in that equation?- Dzxcny
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Calculate the angle of the neutral axis from the x-axis
I got this except the Ixy was plus 1143476. Is this what you got when you did it again?- Dzxcny
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