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Wind load - is it a FORCE or PRESSURE?
How would you comment on the "wind load" on buildings then? Is it a pressure but not a force?- joeykeys
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Relationship between Beam Section Depth and Bending Moment
Ok. There are 2 universal beams. One is 500mm deep and the other one is 400mm deep. For both beams, the top and bottom flanges are 200mm wide x 10mm deep. [SPAN of the beams is not given] Questions is..If the maximum bending moment capacity of the 400mm deep universal beam is 200 kn.m. What...- joeykeys
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- Beam Bending Bending moment Depth Moment Relationship Section
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Wind load - is it a FORCE or PRESSURE?
Do you mean that measure of the flow of gas/liquid must be in term of "pressure" but not "force"?- joeykeys
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wind load - is it a FORCE or PRESSURE?
Homework Statement Explain if wind on walls and roofs of buildings is considered a pressure or a force? Homework Equations P = F/A The Attempt at a Solution Wind load should be measured in terms of pressure?..but I don't know the exact reason why it is. Does it have something...- joeykeys
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- Force Load Pressure Wind
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Question on calculating Bending Moment for Beam
Could you tell me which formula have you used for calculating the bending moment? say is it: (b*d* ? * ? * span^2 ) /8 = bending moment what does 2400 and 10 stand for? Thanks again for the clarifacation.- joeykeys
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Question on calculating Bending Moment for Beam
However, this "ultimate" value is not currently provided so it is not possible to calculate the bending moment as shown.. is it?- joeykeys
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Question on calculating Bending Moment for Beam
I would like to know , given with the 2 attachments below, are there any ways to find the bending moment (as circled) of the bridge? or it is not possible to calculate simply because the "load" data is not given? Several attempts have been tried but the circled data can not be...- joeykeys
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- Beam Bending Bending moment Moment
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Atomic Physics - rest mass of Deuterium
Homework Statement Calculate the rest mass of Deuterium nucleus. Homework Equations Is it correct to calculate its mass using hydrogen? i.e. 2*rest mass of hydrogen?.. The Attempt at a Solution As stated in textbook, the rest mass of deuterium = 3.34330*10^-27 kg If it is...- joeykeys
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- Atomic Atomic physics Deuterium Mass Physics Rest Rest mass
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the graph of power generator output voltage?
Homework Statement A generator is made from a 100 turn coil, 5.0 cm by 4.0 cm, placed in a magnetic field of strength 0.20 T. The coil rotates at 50 revolutions per second. http://two.xthost.info/joeykeys/Picture%205.png Sketch a graph of the output voltage of the coil for one cycle if...- joeykeys
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- Generator Graph Power
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electromagnetic induction - which graph is correct?
Looks like A to me... Thinking process: he separation between the induced e.m.f. is 3 seconds. So it is A. Why 3 seconds? Consider Alice on the left edge and Bob on the right edge of the B-field grid with the synchronized clocks. Your own physical prinicple: The induced emf exists...- joeykeys
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Electromagnetic induction - which graph is correct?
Homework Statement A 10 cm by 10 cm square coil with 3 turns moves into a magnetic field 30 cm wide and of strength 10.0 T to the right of the diagram at a speed of 0.10 m/s as shown. http://two.xthost.info/joeykeys/1.png Sketch a graph of the induced voltage versus time, starting time...- joeykeys
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- Electromagnetic Electromagnetic induction Graph Induction
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help