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For a thin-walled section of T-shape shown in Fig. 5.26, find the followings :
a) Shear stress distribution due to a shear force Vy
b) Shear stress distribution due to a shear force Vz
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For a thin-walled section of T-shape shown in Fig. 5.26, find the followings : a) Shear stress distribution due to a shear force Vy b) Shear stress distribution due to a shear force Vz
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estion 2 e Locate the shear centre of the thin walled section shown in Fig. 2a with respect to the centre of the...
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