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a)
the cut section is shown below. Stresses are identified.
b) State of stress at point A and B.
From sum of forces in x-direction = Fx =0
Vx - 500 lb = 0
Vx = 500 lb.
The moment about x is zero.
Mx + 600 lb*8 =0.
Mx = -4800 lb-in
Force in y-direction is zero.
Ny + 800 lb = 0.
Ny = -800 lb.
The moment about y is zero.
My - 600*12 = 0
My = 7200 lb-in
Sum of forces in Z-direction is zero.
Vz + 600 lb =0.
Vz = -600 lb.
The moment in Z-direction is zero.
Mz = 0
Mz + 800 * 12 +500*8 = 0
Mz = -9600 -4000 = -13600 lb-in
Stress at point B =
I = moment of inertia = 3.14*d4 / 64 = 3.14*1.54 / 64 = 0.2483 in3
d = 1.5 in
Q=Ay
A = semi circle area = (3.14/2) * (0.75)2 = 0.883125 in2
y = centroid of semi circle = (4/3*pi) * radius = (4/3*3.14) * 0.75 = 0.3184 in
Shear stress =
= (500*0.883125*0.3184) / (0.2483*1.5) = 377 psi
Shear stress ==
Mz / I = 4800*0.75 / 0.2483 = 14.5 ksi
Normal stress =
= 800 / pi*r2 = 800 / 3.14*0.752 = 0.452
ksi
=
7200*0.75 / J = 7200*0.75 / (pi/2) * r4 = 7200*0.75 /
((3.14/2)*0.754) = 10870 psi
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