a) determine the second moment of area about the x - x plane and b) determine the shear stress distribution along the y - y plane for positions A to F, c) plot the shear stress distribution on a suitable graph, labelling the principal values

a) determine the second moment of area about the x - x plane and b) determine the shear stress distribution along the y - y plane for positions A to F, c) plot the shear stress distribution on a suitable graph, labelling the principal values

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Q .A beam has a
force of 25kN through the shear centre. For the system:
a) determine the second moment of area about the x - x plane and
b) determine the shear stress distribution along the y - y plane for positions A to F,
c) plot the shear stress distribution on a suitable graph, labelling the principal values
cross-section as shown in Figure Q. The beam is subjected to a vertical shearing
Centre of Gravity
X
y
30 mm
180 mm
y
A
B
-C.-.
-E-
10mm
x
5mm
Figure Q: Beam cross-section
30 mm
10 mm

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