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Example:

P P E  2  104 MPa
600 mm

140 mm
50 mm
20 mm gage
460 mm

A A

1m 4m 1m 300 mm

a) Calculate the bending moment and the load if the elongation measured at A
over the 50 mm gage length is 0.1 mm.

b) σmax =?

c) Curvature in the middle of the beam?


600 mm

140 mm 600  140  70  460  300  370


256.5 mm y  256.5 mm
140  600  460  300

 300  4603  300  460  370  256.5


1
460 mm I
2

12
  600  1403  140  600  256.5  70
1 2

12

300 mm I  7.27  10 9 mm 4

L 0.1
   0.002 E   I 2  10 4  0.002  7.27  10 9
L 50 M    900 kN.m
My My y  323.5
  E   
I I
P P
y top  256.5 mm
y bottom  343.5 mm

9  108  256.5
1m 4m 1m
 max C   31.8 MPa
7.27  10 9

9  108   343.5
P  max T   42.5 MPa
7.27  10 9

(V)

9 108
 6.19 106 1/mm
P M
 
E  I 2 10  7.27 10
4 9

P P
1
  161 m
(M) 
M P
P  900 kN
Example: Determine the maximum tensile and compressive stress due to bending.

9 kN 9 kN
45 mm

10 mm

400 mm 500 mm 30 mm 30 mm

I x  0.11  R 4

(4×R) / (3×π) = 19.09


 4  45
 45   2  30 10  5
2

y 2 3  15.27 mm

 452  2  30 10
2

I x  0.11 454  452 19.09  15.27 
2

2
15.27 mm

2
12

 30 103  2  30 10  5  15.27 
2

I x  749 103 mm 4
9 kN
ycomp  45  15.27  29.73 mm

(V) ytens  15.27  10  25.27 mm

3600 103  29.73


3600 [Link] C    142.8 MPa
749 103
3600 103   25.27 
(M) T    121.4 MPa
749 10 3
Example: Find σB and σC . M = 2 kN.m
9 mm
B

150 mm Ew = 12 GPa 150 mm NA


M

20 mm Es = 200 GPa 20 mm

C Transform the section


150 mm E 12 150 mm
n w   0.06
Es 200

20  150  10  9  150  95
y  36.38 mm
20  150  9  150

 150  20 3  150  20  26.38   9  1503  9  150  58.62


1 1
I NA 
2 2

12 12
I NA  9.36  10 6 mm 4
2000103   36.38
C    7.77 MPa (T)
9.36 106
2000103  133.62
 B    28.55 MPa
9.36 106
 B  n   B  0.06   28.55  1.71 MPa (C)

28.55 1.71

0.21

3.5

7.77 7.77
Transformed section σ distribution for
stresses the composite beam
Example: Find Mmax ? EAl = 70 GPa , EBrass = 105 GPa

(σBrass)allow = 160 MPa and (σAluminum)allow = 100 MPa

Q
10 mm Brass Aluminum
R
25 mm

10 mm Aluminum Aluminum

25 mm

10 mm Brass Aluminum

10 mm 70 mm 10 mm 135 mm

Transform the section 1  1  1


I x  2   135103  13510  352   2   10  603    70 103
E 105 12  12  12
n b   1.5
Ea 70 I x  3.7 106 mm 4
Point Q ; (brass) ;  allow  160 MPa ; y  40 mm
n  M  yA 1.5  M  40
Q   160   M  9.86 kN.m
I 3.7 106
M max  9.86 kN.m
Point R ; (aluminum) ;  allow  100 MPa ; y  30 mm
M  yA M  30
R   100   M  12.3 kN.m
I 3.7 106

b) If the section is bent about the vertical axis.


1 
 60  15  15  903  2    25  703 
1
Iy 
Q R
12  12 
I y  4.03  10 6 mm 4

n  M  45
 Q   160 MPa  M  9.55 kN.m
brass
4.03  10 6
90 mm

M  45
 R   100 MPa  M  8.95 kN.m
alu min um 
4.03  10 6

M max  8.95 kN.m


15 mm 60 mm 15 mm
Example: Find normal stresses at points A, B, C, and D
P=500 kN (compression)
y
A B y

80 mm
300 z P 20 mm
z
mm

D C

240 mm

M y  500  0.080  40 kN - m

M z  500  0.020  10 kN - m
y P M yz Mz y
   A  240  300  72000 mm 2
A B A Iy Iz
1
Iy   300  2403  345.6 106 mm 4
My 12
1
300 Mz Iz   240  3003  540 106 mm 4
z 12
mm
P A B C D
P - - - -
My + - - +
Mz - - + +
D C
 500 103 40 106 120 10 106 150
240 mm A     4.17 MPa
72000 345.6 10 6
540 10 6

 500 103 40 106 120 10 106 150


B     23.6 MPa
72000 345.6 106 540 106
 500 103 40 106 120 10 106 150
C     18.1 MPa
72000 345.6 10 6
540 10 6

 500 103 40 106 120 10 106 150


D     9.71 MPa
72000 345.6 10 6
540 10 6
Example: Calculate the distance e along the y-y axis from O where a compressive force
F should be applied so that the stress along the axis n-n is zero.

y
F
e centroidal
80 mm
O axis 80  120  40  60  40  110
y  54 mm
n n 80  120  60  40

60 mm 1
I xx  120  803  120  80 142
12
1
  40  603  40  60  562
12
40 mm 40 mm 40 mm
I xx  15.25 106 mm 4

F F  e  26
 nn    0
80 120  60  40 15.25 106

e  48.9 mm

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