(a) Determine the maximum compressive and tensile normal stresses in the A-36 structural steel beam shown and define their locations (location along the beam and on the cross section). (b) Determine the deflection of point B using the double integration method. The height of the cross section shown (in the y-direction) is 5 inches and width (in the z-direction) is 10 inches, and the average thickness throughout is 0.5 inches. (Use elastic properties for all calculations)
ANSWER: (a) max tensile stress = 2325 psi at A at top of section , max comp stress = 5782 psi at A at bottom of cross section , (b) deflection at B = 0.1627 inch down
(a) Determine the maximum compressive and tensile normal stresses in the A-36 structural steel beam shown...
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