Calculating Beam Sections from Stress

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Gclark

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Jun 2, 2014

any formulas to work out the section of the beam from the stress on it.

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Yes. It is called engineering. More information in the question would be helpful.
If you specify the forces a beam must handle, the section of the beam can be synthesised.

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