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Coordinates (x, y, z): A(0, +7mm, 0) B(0, 0, -7mm) C(0, -7mm, 0) O (20cm, 0, 12cm) Fixed support (y direction 35 kN (x direct

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Problem Description:

A 35 kW. 16Ant da um С. 120m POINT-O is at is at a depth of 20 cm from À

Solution:

1) Answer for Question No 1:

a) Normal Stress: Since the moment 22 KN-m is acting in the direction of x-axis, its going to create bending tension at all the points 'A', 'B' and 'C'.

b) Forces acting towards 'Y' & 'Z' direction creates shear stress as it is acting perpendicular to the points 'A', 'B' and 'C'. Hence the force 35KN and 16KN creates shear stress at points 'A', 'B' and 'C'.

2) Answer for Question No 2:

Let us consider forces along 'X' direction be represented as 'Fx',

similarly, forces along 'Y' direction be represented as 'Fy', and

forces along 'Z' direction be represented as 'Fz'.

Let moment along 'X' direction be represented as 'Mx',

similarly, moment along 'Y' direction be represented as 'My', and

moment along 'Z' direction be represented as 'Mz'.

Hence, Fx = 0KN; Fy = 35KN; Fz = 16KN and

Mx = +22 + (-35*20) + (-16*20) = -998KN-m

My = (35*0) = 0KN-m, since there is no lever arm along Y direction

Mz = -35*(12+7) = -665KN-m

3) Answer for Question No 3:

Area of Cross-scection of a circle = 3.14 * r2  = 3.14* (7)2 = 153.86 mm2

Normal stress along X direction = σx = (Fx / A) = 0/153.86 = 0KN/mm2

Normal stress along Y direction = σy = (Fy / A) = 35/153.86 = 0.227KN/mm2

Normal stress along Z direction = σx = (Fz / A) = 16/153.86 = 0.104KN/mm2

4) Answer for Question No 4, 5 and 6:

Bending stress along XY plabe Txy = (Mx/I)*Yy

where, I = (pi/64) * diameter^4 = (3.14/64) * (7+7)^4 = 1884.78 mm4

Yy = Distance of point B along Y axis = 0mm

Yx = Distance of point B along X axis = 0mm

Yz = Distance of point B along Z axis = 7mm

Hence Txy = (-998/1884.78)*0 = 0KN/mm2

Txz = (Mz/I)*Yz = (-998/1884.78)*7 = -3.70KN/mm2

Tyz = (My/I)*Yz = (-998/1884.78)*0 = 0KN/mm2

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