Shear stress distribution for a tapered beam

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The discussion centers on the challenges of calculating shear stress distribution in tapered beams as outlined in Balduzzi's journal article. The user is struggling to obtain the specific constants needed for equations 16-18 related to the differential piece of the beam. They have shared their calculations and are seeking assistance in verifying or obtaining the correct constants. The conversation highlights the complexity of shear stress recovery in tapered beams. Assistance is requested to resolve the issue with the constants.
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Shear stress distribution tapered beam
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I am reading a journal article from Balduzzi about shear stress recover on tapered beams. I can not get the exact constants he gets and I am stumped. Above is solving for differential piece of the beam. Equations 16-18 are the ones I am trying to calculate. I attached my work and the article.
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