Flexion Stress Analysis in Beams
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ScribdTranslationsSOLID MECHANICS I
EFFORTS DUE TO FLEXION – PART I
Task 5
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Date of issue: November 14, 2017
Delivery date: November 22, 2017
Axially loaded elements
Topic 1.) A cantilever beam, 70 mm wide, 200 mm high, and 7 m long, supports a
loading that varies uniformly from zero at the free end to 1000 N/m at the fixed end.
Determine the value and the sign of the stress in a fiber located 40 mm from the top end of the beam.
in a section 3 m from the free end.
Theme 2.) In a laboratory essay on a beam loaded with pairs at its ends, it was found that
the fibers such as AB in figure 1, had an elongation of 0.03 mm, while CD
they had shortened 0.09 mm, in the length of 200 mm between points. Calculate the stresses that must have occurred
to appear in the upper and lower fibers. E = 100 GPa.
Figure 1.
Theme 3.) Determine the minimum thickness b of the beam so that the maximum normal stress does not
exceed 20 MPa.
Figure 2.
Theme 4.) A circular section bar with a diameter of 20 mm has a semicircular axial line of 600.
Average radio mm, as indicated in figure 3. If P = 2000 N and F = 1000 N, calculate the maximum stress.
bending in section a-a. Note: disregard the general deformation of the bar.
Figure 3.
Topic 5.) A rectangular steel bar measuring 50 mm in width by 80 mm in thickness is loaded as follows.
Show in figure 4. Determine the magnitude and location of the maximum bending stress.
Figure 4
Topic 6.) For the structural frame (at 90°) shown in figure 5, which supports an equivalent load of
200 N of horizontal projection, that is, a total load of 1000 N. Determine the maximum effort.
bending normal in section a-a if it is a square with 50 mm sides. Additionally, determine
the maximum bending effort in section b-b.
Figure 5.
Topic 7.) In figure 6, the section of a joint is shown in which the rivet has a diameter of 28.
mm and connects the 14 mm plates to a 20 mm one. Assuming that the forces are distributed evenly.
in the rivet, determine the maximum bending stress.
Figure 6.
Theme 8.) A square section wooden beam used as a railway sleeper is
supported by a uniformly distributed reaction and supports the two distributed loads of 48 kN each
Determine the size of the sleeper section if the allowable stress is 8 MPa.
Figure 7