Finding Maximum Strain with Cantilever Beam

Jazmin Urioste · May 27, 2016

Hello,

I am trying to establish what the moment of inertia is for this cantilever beam as well as the maximum strain.

General formals preferred.

Thank you

Nidum · May 27, 2016

What have you done so far to try to find this information ?

A quick search should give you all the information you need .

Jazmin Urioste · May 31, 2016

I have found that the inertia is I = 1/12(b)(h^3). However I am having difficulty finding a proper diagram for the strain. There is not going to be a uniform force acting on the beam, but rather a single force at any distance (deltaL) on the beam.

Nidum · May 31, 2016

http://ruina.mae.cornell.edu/Courses/ME4735-2012/Rand4770Vibrations/BeamFormulas.pdf

If not then please try to explain what your difficulty is in more detail .

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