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Maximum Compressive Stress in Beams

The document outlines a group activity involving calculations related to the maximum compressive efforts in two beams. The first beam is inclined and supported at two points, while the second beam is wooden, articulated, and held by a cable. Both tasks require determining the maximum compressive stress in the respective beams based on their dimensions and loading conditions.

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Maximum Compressive Stress in Beams

The document outlines a group activity involving calculations related to the maximum compressive efforts in two beams. The first beam is inclined and supported at two points, while the second beam is wooden, articulated, and held by a cable. Both tasks require determining the maximum compressive stress in the respective beams based on their dimensions and loading conditions.

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GROUP ACTIVITY: COMBINED EFFORTS

Members: (section AB)


Carlos Raúl Tarazona Medrano
-Miche Seminar, Edu
-López Chambi, Freddy Sebastián

The inclined beam in the figure is supported by a pin at A and on


rollers in C. If its section is rectangular, 100 mm x 300 mm, calculate the
maximum compressive effort developed in the beam.
2. A wooden beam AD, 100 mm thick and 300 mm high, loaded
as indicated in the figure, it is articulated at its lower end and held by
a horizontal cable CE. Determine the maximum compressive stress in the
beam.

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