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The discussion focuses on calculating the second moment of area (Ixy) for a non-symmetrical T-section beam. The formula Ixy = Ixy g + AXY is highlighted, where Ixy g represents the centroidal moment of area. Participants emphasize the application of Steiner's rule to compute Ixy g effectively, clarifying that "g" denotes the centroidal axis. Understanding these concepts is crucial for accurately determining stress at a point in structural engineering applications.

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hi, I've been tryign to work out the stress at a point for a T X-section area of a beam. However, the T-shape IS NOT symmetrical.
The general formula is Ixy = Ixy g + AXY (X = X bar and Y = Y bar)
I have X bar and Y bar and Area of course too.
i Dont know how to calculate the first term of this equation which is the Ixy g bit.
Could someone please help. this is driving me nuts. :cry:
 
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What does "g" represent? I assume Ixy g meant the centrifugal moment of area through the centroid axis? I don't know why it wouldn't work. Apply Steiner's rule (the one you wrote down) a few times, and you should be able to calculate it.
 

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