Plasticity Q for complex structures

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The discussion focuses on calculating shape factors for T-shaped and square structural components in the context of plasticity. Key equations involve the ratio of the plastic section modulus to the elastic section modulus. To determine the plastic section modulus, one must identify the equal area axis and compute the first moment of area about that axis. Participants emphasize the importance of sharing initial attempts for more effective guidance.

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  • Understanding of plastic and elastic section moduli
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  • Knowledge of first moment of area calculations
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Homework Statement


I have attached a jpeg of the question invloved. Involving finding shap factors for both the T and the sqaure piece.


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Due to illness i missed the lecture for this topic and as such i am missing the relevant equations on how to attempt this. If osmeone knows how to start to attempt this i would much appreciate it.


The Attempt at a Solution


So far i don't know how to start the question,

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You need the ratio of the plastic section modulus to the elastic section modulus. For the plastic section modulus, you should be able to find the equal area axis, and then take the first moment of area about that axis, paying no attention to sign. Try posting your attempt for better help.
 

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